Worksheet to accompany film lesson on ‘bienvenue chez les ch’tis’ (age rating 12 and older, so suitable for year 8 and above). Includes: compass directions, weather, things in the town. Works well for end of unit ‘ma ville’. You can spend around 15 minutes on the translation and then watch some of the film (it’s on amazon prime)

Printable powerpoint worksheet of the 30 most common verbs in German in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd person singular.

Printable powerpoint exercise on 30 most common verbs in French (1st, 2nd and 3rd person singular)

A level writing complex structures (for ‘un sac de billes’)

Powerpoint with template slides that you can use when building an MFL lesson (French and German).

Segment Translation which helps refresh appearance, family and music. Good to use when covering music! They need to find the French for each segment in the text and copy it out. Afterwards, you could play them a clip of Louane singing ‘je vole’ or singing on ‘La voix’.

Suitable for either classwork or homework. They learn about the singer Stromae whilst completing the task, and you can play them one of his music videos afterwards.

Powerpoint and Reading comprehension adapted from a Europe 1 article on the ‘ubérisation’ of the economy.

A powerpoint and worksheet (easy version and hard version) to accompany a lesson(s) watching the PG rated film 'Sophie Scholl: die letzten Tagen. I have taught this to year 9s and 10s, and they were very engaged. This film is a good way to investigate life in Germany during the Nazi era and have an in-depth discussion with your class about it (they will have felt that this is taboo up until you do a lesson like this with them!). Hopefully some students will find Sophie’s actions in the resistance inspirational :) I am sharing this for free, however if you are able to make a donation, here’s the link to buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/susierb

Gapfill of the song ‘j’ai vu la vie’ by Christophe Maé. Can be adapted to make it easier or more difficult! Once done you can -Ask students to highlight all examples of the past tense in the song (regular and irregular) -Ask students to look through the song and note down any useful new vocab that they can see I am sharing this for free, however if you are able to make a donation, here’s the link to buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/susierb

A fun song gap-fill which I normally use when it’s getting near christmas I am sharing this for free, however if you are able to make a donation, here’s the link to buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/susierb

I give this to my year 8 class at the start of term to refer to when we’re doing tense work I am sharing this for free, however if you are able to make a donation, here’s the link to buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/susierb

Cheat sheet about the dative and accusative cases in German I am sharing this for free, however if you are able to make a donation, here’s the link to buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/susierb

Comprehension questions for a subtitled youtube report on Charlie Hebdo I am sharing this for free, however if you are able to make a donation, here’s the link to buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/susierb