A booklet designed for Years 7 and 8 containing a number of varied activities and enough material for a few lessons This could be attempted shortly before and during the World Cup in June. Enables countries ( including genders) and colours to be revised. Activities include: a list of the 32 countries competing with follow-up activities complete sentences about capital cities short texts on tournament with follow-up activities identifying 12 flags of competing countries positions on field - they pick their own England and World teams describing football kit, with colours preparing an interview with a star player solutions provided on second file

A very reasonably priced 20+ page booklet for students who have been learning for 2/3 years which is best introduced shortly before or during the World Cup in June. it contains: list of countries and groups competing with follow-up activities short text about the 2018 World Cup flags to identify short history/ facts about World Cup with comprehension tasks in English and German quiz on 2014 World Cup, enabling revision of past tense making predictions about 2018 World Cup, enabling revision of future tense positions on football field, leading to selection of England and World teams short texts about 16 players and a follow-up task to identify player interview a star player solutions provided Any comments would be greatly appreciated so that alterations can be made.

The resource contains the 48 idioms which have already been introduced and fifty sentences in English to translate into German. it also gives GCSE students the chance to revise grammar points such as: word order, modal verbs, tenses, adjective endings. Could be set in stages as homework and ideal for cover work. Translations/solutions supplied at the end.

German is full of idioms which are used frequently. Here students are introduced to 48 interesting ones in the form of three matching up exercises. An excellent way to start to get them to stand out. Familiarity with them will enhance their prospects of gaining the coveted A*. Designed for able students and for independent work.

A game or quiz on powerpoint in which GCE students have to guess the appropriate expression to match the images on the screen. A fun way to revise/introduce idioms and to help them extend their vocabulary and impress the examiner.

A resource aimed at potential A* students at GCSE who are able to add more interest to their spoken and written German. will greatly enhance their prospects of achieving the top grade through being introduced to 48 idioms and then widening their vocabulary as they try to match a definition to the correct idiom, with the help of a selection of words given at the end. Challenging and enjoyable. ideal as cover work, with the help of dictionaries.

This resource has been produced with GCSE potential A* candidates in mind. There are altogether 48 idioms, but if the students can become confident in handling a handful of them, they are going to impress the examiners like me. the resource includes an initial matching up exercise, where guess work will come into play, then a complete list with examples of each. students then have the opportunity to practice and extend their vocabulary through tasks such as reading a definition and supplying the correct idiom, putting in the missing word, and replacing a rather humdrum phrase with a more impressive idiom. I hope they will engage your students. The tasks should prove challenging and enjoyable.

48 French idioms to help your students achieve a high grade, with English meanings and an example of each one. Practice with reading a definition of each idiom and selecting the idiom which best fits. Ideal for cover lesson, independent learning and revision.

48 French idioms, split into 3 groups of 16, to match up with their English meanings. Students to guess initially. A great way to introduce some classy idioms to enrich their French. Ideal for the more able.

This resource is aimed at the potential A* students who need to rise beyond using humdrum expressions and be able to accurately use and adapt common idioms. ideal for cover work, the resource gets students to supply the missing word in 48 sentences each employing a previously learnt idiom, choosing from a selection of words at the end. ideal for cover work, revision and independent learning

A classroom activity , a quiz which can be adapted as a team or group game in which students revise previously learnt French idioms. Students see an image and either say or write down the expression to which the picture relates before the answers appear on the screen. 30 pictures/idioms in total. An enjoyable activity incorporating an element of competition for those high-fliers aiming for the top grades.

48 useful French idioms. Students have to supply the missing word in each sentence from a selection given. Great for reinforcing phrases already encountered. Ideal for cover work or independent learning with able students.

Practice for the more able GCSE student in rising above the ordinary and creating some authentic looking, impressive, top grade achieving, classy French. Students required to change correct , but rather humdrum phrases into ones guaranteed to have examiners like me drooling!

This resource is ideally used with other related resources which highlight 48 useful idioms and is designed to challenge the able student to render 50 sentences into French. It can be left as cover work, homework or classwork and could also be useful for revising tenses and grammatical points

More practice for those potential GCSE A* students. this time they are required to read five passages and replace the words in italics with one of the 48 idioms they have already encountered. ideal as homework, classwork, cover work and independent work. Challenging for your able students.

A resource aimed at the high-flying students looking to use more unusual and impressive vocabulary when writing and speaking. 48 idioms introduced and follow-up activities provided. these include: matching up exercise reading a definition of the idiom and deciding which idiom is being referred to improving upon texts in which students replace accurate but humdrum phrases with idiomatic ones learned. missing word exercise

This animated PowerPont first presents vocabulary needed and then guides the students through sur,sous,devant, derrière and à côté de, with little tasks to complete as they go through it.

4 quizzes each comprising 25 questions, ranging from general knowledge about German history, geography and culture to more prosaic themes required for GCSE. Questions require multiple choice answers which are supplied at the end. This resource is not intended to reinforce grammar points, but to reinforce vocabulary and encourage independent learning.It would be ideal as a homework or as cover work and could also be used as a starter activity.

This is an illustrated fact sheet about how Easter is celebrated in France which can be subsequently used in a variety of ways. Good for end of term