This complete French Christmas lesson consists of six tasks. Students begin by listening to the teacher describing a picture (father Christmas) and drawing what is described. Christmas vocabulary is then introduced before a dictionary activity which gives students the vocab required to understand and sing along with a French Christmas song. Students then use the vocab to engage with sentences about Christmas traditions before using these to do a comparison between Christmas in France and the UK. Finally, students watch a video of a French Christmas song and sing along.

This complete lesson is a comprehensive introduction to the German future tense using werden and time phrases which can also be used for revision. The powerpoint includes a range of task types including: grammatical explanation; vocab match; translation German to English; dictation; gap-fill; and rewriting from present to future tense.

This complete lesson was designed for European Day of Languages as an introduction to the Dutch language. It includes authentic videos of Dutch speakers and activities to teach students how to introduce themselves in Dutch. There is a full powerpoint including greetings and numbers, as well as a handout for students to use for their own written work.

An introduction to the German perfect tense using haben with both regular and irregular verbs. This resource uses holiday vocabulary to introduce the German perfect tense using haben only. It demonstrates how to form the perfect tense and includes a variety of exercises for students to practice this.

This powerpoint gives the layout of the boardgame Cluedo in German for practicing dative prepositions in and mit. It can be used to compliment a lesson allowing students to practice the use of dative prepositions in conjunction with the definite article.