Some activities to revise and consolidate German numbers (from 0 to 20)

I made this worksheet to help my year 9 to revise the Studio 3 Unit 1 (facebook, going out, future tense, past tense, opinions...) It contains: 1) A word search 2) Two translation exercises 3) One reading with some questions about it 4) A reminder on how to build the past and the future tense 5) Extensions for the more-able 6) Writing frame for the less-able

A nice worksheet to revise the very first topics of the German beginner levels ( animals, colours, greetings, introducing yourself).

This is a resource I made to help my pupils revise conjugation. On the right handside, write 12 infinitive verbs (être, avoir, aller, manger...) and on the top there are the 9 pronouns in French. Decide which tense will be use for the battle (présent, passé, futur...). The pupils have to place their ships, like in a normal battleship, but when they attack, they use verb conjugation.

A nice resource to explain pupils how to build the present tense for regular verbs in German

A nice way to reward pupils for their good work, good behaviour or improvement: each lesson, elect the French pupils of the day! Very good to engage pupils and do positive reinforcement

A powerpoint that explain how to form -the present tense -the imperative -the future tense -the perfect tense

A powerpoint that can be use to teach date to beginner level. There is: - A presentation of the months and the special days that France celebrate - A snap game - A game with a song - Presentation of the days and a song - How to write a date -Match up

A powerpoint that can be used to teach date to beginner level. There is: - A presentation of the months and the special days that France celebrate - A snap game - A game with a song - Presentation of the days and a song - How to write a date -Match up

A worksheet that describes how to build the passé composé: 1) regular verbs with "avoir" 2) regular verbs with "be" 3) irregular verbs

A simple worksheet that describe the different steps you need to do to build the passé composé (past tense).

Two nice activities about French breakfast: 1) Circle the right word for each item 2) Associate each person with the right breakfast

Presentation of colours in French followed by a game to secure the learning.