This resource comprises 4 well differentiated worksheets and 1 vocabulary table which go with Studio 1, Module 3, pp. 50, 51, Mon ordi et mon portable. I use them in class or set them as homeworks. They will help your students practise, learn and consolidate the vocabulary and verbs needed to talk about how they use computers and mobiles.

2 nice worksheets and 1 short ppt. based on p. 13, La lecture, Studio 2 Vert. Great for average - low ability Y8 students, this resource will help reinforce key vocabulary with exercises to improve reading comprehension and translation skills.

This resource comprises 2 worksheets and 2 ppts. which accompany pp. 58, 59 of the Studio 1 coursebook. They provide practice of sequencing words, time expressions and the present tense of regular ER verbs as well as the irregular verb, ‘faire’. A range of gap fill tasks provide practice in translating. The resource is well differentiated and is great to set as a class or homework activity.

This well differentiated resource comprises 2 worksheets to complement pp. 52/53 of the Studio 1 coursebook. It includes tasks to help your students become more familiar with key vocabulary and exercises to test comprehension and translation from and into French. The final task requires students to write about their own favourite sports personalities.

This resource comprises 4 worksheets designed to help your students learn and retain the key vocabulary, grammar and structures of pp. 70, 71. Each page is full of enjoyable exercises which will keep your students busy and focussed. An excellent resource to set in class or as a homework task. The tasks include: il y a un/une/des + place in town il n’y a pas de/d’ + place in town forming plurals practising intensifiers vocabulary learning reading comprehension gap fill translation from and into French writing a text describing where you live

Goes with Mira 1, Module 6, ¿Cómo es tu ciudad? but could be used with any lesson describing your town/city/region. Describe your town/city/region/the country/the coast using a range of adjectives in the masculine and feminine singular forms. Use comparitive adjectives, 'more than', 'less than'. Revise qualifiers, including 'algo'. Use 'y' or 'e' for 'and'. Revise opinions. Translate into Spanish at sentence then at paragraph level. Mark your own work and make improvements using the answer sheet. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

To achieve high grades in the new GCSE exam, students will have to become more adept at using and manipulating grammar. This grammar resource aims to help students improve their knowledge and application of grammar within the context of describing their region. Part 3 introduces comparative and superlative adjectives, their agreement with and position in relation to the noun they describe. In addition, learn and practise ‘the best’ and use adjectives with ‘more and more’ and ‘less and less’. There are exercises to stretch and challenge and many tasks are scaffolded for the less able. The font size is large so that 2 sheets can be copied to A4 to reduce printing costs. The worksheets can be easily edited to match other GCSE topics. Written by the author of Heinemann’s Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

This resource is based on Module 5, Unit 3, pp. 94, 95 of Studio 1. It comprises 3 worksheets which will help your students practise the key vocabulary of Café snacks and drinks, dialogues and numbers 40-95. There is also a ppt. which includes the answers to most of the exercises.

5 attractively and clearly presented worksheets, 1 crossword puzzle and 1 vocabulary grid based on Module 4, Unit 1 of Studio 2 Rouge. Use these differentiated worksheets to help your students: 1) understand how adjectives work in French; agreement and position. 2) use possessive adjectives, ‘mon, ma, mes’, ‘ton, ta, tes’ and ‘son, sa, ses’. 3) use comparative adjectives with ‘plus ..... que’ and ‘moins ..... que’. 4) improve reading comprehension and translation skills by doing tasks based on ex. 1, p. 68 5) acquire key vocabulary through repetition and practice. There are 2 ppts. The first will help you demonstrate how adjectives work and the second is a ‘shared’ ppt. which I upload to the school’s network so that students can practise at their own pace and consolidate their learning. The worksheets have been meticulously designed and are at least as nicely presented as any resource you might buy from a respectable publisher. Please don't be put off by the preview image which at times looks distorted with text not fitting into boxes or lines missing from tables (due, I think, to the inclusion of tables/grids/text boxes); the actual resource looks so much nicer when downloaded. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2, Resources and Assessment - Grammar Sheets.

Goes with Studio book 2; Module 3, but could be used with any work based on the topic of music. This resource comprises 5 excellent worksheets which continue the work on adjectives and adjectival agreement in Unit 1; Mon caractère. Say what kinds of music you like/dislike and give reasons using a range of new adjectives which must 'agree'. Say who your favourite singer/group is and give reasons. In a speaking task, make a statement and ask your partner if s(he) agrees, giving reasons. 'La musique de Rihanna est géniale. Tu es d'accord?' Say/write about how different types of music make you feel and the effect they have on you. 'Ça me rend + adjective' and 'Ça me donne envie de + infinitive'. Practise possessive adjectives. Opportunities to speak, write, improve reading skills and knowledge of grammar. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

This resource comprises 2 worksheets with exercises which are similar to Studio 1, À toi, Mon collège pp. 120, 121. They provide extra practice of telling the time, saying what time you do school subjects and giving opinions on lessons with reasons. They are ideal to set as homework in preparation for the end of module test. The worksheets are also on ppt. with answers.

This resource comprises 2 worksheets and 1 ppt. and goes with Studio 1, Module 4, pp. 74, 75. The worksheets provide practice of the verb ‘aller’ in the present tense, using au, à la, à l’, aux and time expressions. There are differentiated translation tasks from and into French. The worksheet exercises appear on the ppt. along with some extra puzzles to keep your classes motivated.

4 worksheets to give your students practice in reading, writing and speaking about films and their opinion of them. The worksheets are excellent to set as in-class activities, extension tasks, to use as assessment tasks or to set as homeworks to reinforce what has been taught and practised in the lesson. They provide opportunities for students to translate to and from the TL, a skill which is now a requirement of the new GCSE examination. 1 vocabulary sheet to support learning. 1 crossword puzzle with clues in French to test reading comprehension skills. 2 ppts introduce key vocabulary, verbs and grammar from unit 2, J'ai une passion pour le cinéma and practise skills similar to those on the accompanying worksheets. I made the 'shared' ppt. and uploaded it to the student shared area for my students to do in one of the school's IT rooms. This resource has been designed with attention to detail and is at least as nicely presented as any you might buy from a respectable publisher. Please don't be put off by the preview image which looks as though lines are missing from tables etc. This is not the case as the actual resource looks professional in appearance when downloaded. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

1 nice ppt. which explains how to form the future tense in Spanish and a series of worksheets with lots of exercises to help your students use this tense from memory. There is a 'tú' and an 'vd.' version of each worksheet. The ppt. will help your students understand how to do the exercises on the worksheets. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2, Resources and Assessment - Grammar Sheets.

This ppt. has 25 slides and is suitable for students of all abilities up to and including Y7. The main objective is to practise verbs of liking and disliking in the context of sport and school subjects, giving reasons by using the connective ‘parce que’, qualifiers ‘très, trop, assez’ and adjectives ‘super, nul, barbant, ennuyeux, facile, difficile, sympa, sévère’. By the end of the ppt. students should be able to pronounce more confidently and create a simple sentence in which they give an opinion and reason. The exercises are varied and include gap fill, puzzles, vocabulary and pronunciation practice, translation and sentence structure.

I made this worksheet for a Grade 9 student to complement Theme 1, Unit 2 (Technology in everyday life) of the Oxford AQA, GCSE Spanish Higher coursebook. Having covered all the main tenses, indicative and subjunctive, I decided to create some passages for translation into Spanish, each dealing with a specific tense.

A nice powerpoint to demonstrate and practise direct object pronouns with your students. I do this grammar point when covering the theme ‘Relationships with family and friends: Ma famille et mes amis’. There is a worksheet for students to write their answers to slides 4 and 5.

This is a test out of 30, based on p. 9 of Studio 2 Vert. I used this with my Y8 average/low ability students. Please take a look at my other resources in wylamuk’s shop.

A ppt. made up of 15 slides to help your students practise numbers 1-20 in French.