**JUST UPDATED TO INCLUDE FUTURE TENSE (Booklet version)** In two formats: a writing place mat which can be photocopied back-to-back or as a more-detailed three page booklet. Ideal for helping pupils to structure their extended writing, as well as trying to eliminate basic grammatical errors. These help sheets detail and explain key parts of speech, as well as providing examples that pupils could include within their own written work. Your feedback is appreciated!

**JUST UPDATED TO INCLUDE FUTURE TENSE (Booklet version)** In two formats: a writing place mat which can be photocopied back-to-back or as a more-detailed three page booklet. Ideal for helping pupils to structure their extended writing, as well as trying to elimintate basic grammatical errors. These help sheets detail and explain key parts of speech, as well as providing examples that pupils could include within their own written work. Your feedback is appreciated!

This is a series of resources that has been created to support teachers and students to plan and write effective responses to the cultural questions (specifically related to a text and/or film), which is a requirement in the final A2 exam.

A simple spreadsheet that can be used to track homework submission and attainment regularly, allowing the teacher to clearly identify patterns over time. Explained further with comments on the title cells in the file.

**JUST UPDATED TO INCLUDE PAST TENSES, KEY VERBS & GRAMMATICAL TERMS (Booklet format)** Now as a four page booklet, which also includes key grammatical terms with space for pupils to add their own examples. Ideal for helping pupils to structure their extended writing, as well as supporting them to eliminate basic grammatical errors (or reflect on and correct/improve their work), understand the language that they are learning and use correct linguistic terminology in their lessons. These help sheets detail and explain key parts of speech, as well as providing examples that pupils could include within their own written work. Your feedback is appreciated!

**JUST UPDATED TO INCLUDE PAST TENSES, KEY VERBS & GRAMMATICAL TERMS (Booklet format)** Now as a four page booklet, which also includes key grammatical terms with space for pupils to add their own examples. Ideal for helping pupils to structure their extended writing, as well as supporting them to eliminate basic grammatical errors (or reflect on and correct/improve their work), understand the language that they are learning and use correct linguistic terminology in their lessons. These help sheets detail and explain key parts of speech, as well as providing examples that pupils could include within their own written work. Your feedback is appreciated!

Table of commonly used linguistic terms for Modern Languages lessons. Each term has a simple definition, as well as space for the pupil to record their own example. Would make an ideal sheet to stick-in the back of books or put in folders for reference. Designed to encourage independent learning.

Three part introductory lesson - classroom commands, basic questions/answers and 'Guess Who' style quiz. Ideal for starting KS3 or KS2 MFL.

A range of different slide templates to clarify the structure of a lesson at any age or ability range.

PowerPoint slides (including a two-part card sort) to introduce different free time/household activities with present and regular '-AR' preterite tense verbs. Opportunities for pupils to work in groups and deduce meaning for themselves.

A reward card that pupils have 'stamped&' by teachers which builds to a reward for every five stamps they receive. Rewards/layout can easily be adapted depending on school policies or subjects. Also a good size for pupils&'; planners.

Pupils must work out the correct answer for a number of 'clue&' words, then use letters from these words to solve the &';mystery word' (which could also be looked up in the dictionary or made into an anagram). Great for practising dictionary skills, revising vocabulary and for competitive pair or small-group work. Template is fully adaptable.

PowerPoint slides (including a two-part card sort) to introduce different clothing items. Follow on categorisation/classification into outfits with writing frame to support extended writing. Opportunities for pupils to work in groups and deduce meaning for themselves.

For those writing/re-writing MFL schemes of work, taking into account the reforms that have been made at GCSE and A Level. Backwards planning approach, to try to embed formative and summative assessment opportunities in preparation for external examinations.

An alternative approach to formal observation and work scrutiny templates, with 360° feedback at the centre. Formative Teaching and Learning template, designed to be completed by multiple reviewers and for multiple classes, to build an overall picture.