A bright and colourful poster explaining the past tense in French

A selection of 19 French idiomatic phrases, great for classroom display or even to hand out to students to encourage use of idiomatic phrases.

Spanish future tense grammar conjugation poster

Spanish preterito/past tense grammar conjugation poster

A bright and colourful present tense conjugation poster

A bright and colourful French future conjugation grammar poster

Useful and colourful present tense conjugation posters

14 idiomatic phrases in Spanish that are ideal for a classroom display to encourage students to use them in their writing.

Who kidnapped hamster? Spanish interactive challenge (Topic: school) There are 8 puzzles to be solved to find the code to the clues. You can give them to them one by one or print them out and let them work in teams. It’s a great way to revise the topic of school and have some fun. Inspired by mflresources87 and their brilliant escape room challenge! You will receive a PPT that is editable as well as a link to Canva where you can present and it will include all the animations as well.

Who kidnapped hamster? French interactive challenge (Topic: school) There are 8 puzzles to be solved to find the code to the clues. You can give them to them one by one or print them out and let them work in teams. It’s a great way to revise the topic of school and have some fun. Inspired by mflresources87 and their brilliant escape room challenge! You will receive a PPT that is editable as well as a link to Canva where you can present and it will include all the animations as well.

This PowerPoint presentation is a multiple-choice quiz (31 questions in total) created for European Day of Languages, designed to test general knowledge across four distinct cultural and geographical categories: Part 1: France – Covers basic vocabulary (greetings, dates), major cities, iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, and famous native brands. Part 2: Spain – Focuses on geography, introductory vocabulary (colors, animals), cultural staples like paella and flamenco, and famous figures/sports venues. Part 3: Ireland – Tests knowledge of Irish culture and history, including St. Patrick’s Day, national symbols (the harp), basic Irish language vocabulary (Gaeilge), and geography. Part 4: All about Europe – Features broad trivia about the European Union, European geography, demographics, land area, currency, and a visual flag-identification round. Each question follows a standardized four-option multiple-choice format (A, B, C, D) intended for an engaging educational trivia activity. PPT and Answer key provided