A simple but longer text describing a winter scene. Revises: prepositions, animals, colour, numbers, nouns, adjectives, and verbs. Discover why the snowman, the robin and the hedgehogs are happy. Have the children guessing before the end of the text is read. You will also need to cover up the title of course. I have also included a question sheet plus answers. There is also a vocab exercise to complete plus answers. Feedback is always appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ There are 5 files in total. Thanks to cliparts.co, clker.com and clipartbest.com for the use of the clipart images

Playing Bingo/Lotto is an excellent game to help reinforce children’s understanding of key noun vocabulary that you have taught them, in this case, Christmas vocab. After all the hard work your students do, now it’s the time for them to switch off, have fun and enjoy themselves. I have included a blank board should you wish to change any images and add your own. Vocabulary cards, pages 1 & 2 need to be printed twice and pages 3 & 4 print 3 times. There are 8 boards which contain 20 images. Feedback is always appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Joyeux Noël à tous et Bonne Anneé.

Whoever heard of a father Christmas turtle? A fun comprehension colouring activity for young children. The two worksheets identify eleven colours and light and dark colours. Makes a change from the usual Christmas images, don’t you agree. Feedback is always appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Joyeux Noël à tous.

Board game to reinforce and practice names of rooms in a home and items of furniture once pupils have been introduced to the vocabulary. If we make learning a language FUN then children will be interested and motivated. Your feedback is really appreciated. If ou consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

This is a version, in French, of the popular ‘12 Days of Christmas’ song that I made up. Find out what was sent to a friend and spot the alliterations. Students will have fun working out new vocabulary and singing along to the classic tune that everyone knows. I had as much fun making up the song as my students had singing it. They learnt it quickly and loved it!! I have included a tree outline. More able students working in groups could make up their own song and draw in the pictures, others could draw the images from this song. Keeping kids interested and making learning a language FUN is the key to successful learning. Feedback is always appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci et Joyeux Noël à tous.’

Classroom instructions set out as flashcards with vocabulary which can be used as a display in your classroom. Feedback is always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Images include: parlez écoutez regardez écrivez lisez levez-vous asseyez-vous silence ouvrez vos cahiers fermez vos cahiers travaillez en deux rangez vos affaires

A selection of French Christmas cards to colour. They may be of use to those of you who have students who are not ‘artists.’ I have chosen a range of images which I hope will appeal. Just print on card and fold in two and voilà you’re ready to go. A time saver I’m sure you’ll all agree. Feedback is much appreciated. If you consider this resource worth buying, ‘un très grand merci’. Joyeux Noël et bonne année à tous.

A simple Easter poem for practicing colours and Easter related vocabulary in French. There is also a gap fill worksheet for children to write in the names of the colours. Feedback is always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

A selection of games to practice, revise and reinforce the names of more than 30 names of food and drink items in French. Resource contains 4 files. The crossword puzzle has an answer sheet provided. If you consider this worth buying ‘Un très grand merci’.

A fun way to practice verb infinitives in French. Contains images for: avoir être aller faire (les devoirs) regarder jouer parler (French flag) habiter manger écouter / entendre travailler rentrer porter écrire dessiner dormir demander / répondre conduire offrir choisir dire boire voir lire aimer The rules are slightly different from the usual ones. When you land on a snake, if you can correctly name the infinitive verb you remain on that square. You do not have to go down the snake. When you students are confident naming the infinitive verbs, they can then say a sentence about the picture. Use a dice to find out which 'person' the sentence will start with. For example: 1=je, 2=tu, 3=il/elle/on, 4=nous, 5=vous, 6=ils/elles. Have fun. My students did. There is also a crossword puzzle to practise and reinforce vocabulary. Please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, 'un très grand merci.' < My thanks to: cliparts.co, clker.com and clipartbest.com for the use of the clipart images.