Whole-school languages resources

Four differentiated worksheets for changing cm to m and cm Drawing a line in cm

Pupils draw a 3 by 3 grid and write a word from the given list. My pupils practiced reading the words aloud before playing bingo. The picture appears first, then the word after a mouse click. Pupils needed to put the words into a sentence to win.

Pupils draw a 3 by 3 grid and copy a word from the list given. They play for a line and then a full house. My pupils needs to put the word into a sentence to win.

Pupils draw a 3 by 3 grid and place one word in each box. Run as a slideshow. Each slide has an image. The work appears with a mouse click. Pupils can play for a line then a full house. To mix up the slides to change the order for next time. Drag the slides around in the slide sorter and save.

Pupils really enjoyed playing these. Pupils read the names from the list to practice the words. They draw a 3 by 3 grid and place one work in each box. My class liked to play for a line and then a full house. Pupils needed to put the word into a sentence in order to win.

Pupils to draw a 3 by 3 grid and complete with some of the words given in a list.

Pupils draw a 3 by 3 grid and fill in the countries from the grid. The presentation using Powerpoint shows an image and the capital city (answer included after mouse click). Pupils mark off to obtain 3 in a line or full house. This proved very popular with all my classes.

Start every German lesson with a quick revision of past, present and future and inversion by giving them one verb to conjugate. For students that are finished quickly, there is an interesting “QI” style fact in German with a picture. Includes answers to the tenses question.

A two page worksheet on -car, -gar, and -zar spelling change verbs in the preterit. Section 1: Complete the verb conjugation chart with the 15 infinitives given. Section 2: Answer the 14 personal questions in a complete sentence in the preterit.

French reading comprehension texts and questions for beginners 10 French reading comprehension activities with questions to get your beginning French students reading more. These no prep and easy to print worksheets cover ten different themes and fifteen grammar points. Themes: → Au café → Chez le médecin → Faire les courses → J’ai faim → J’ai soif → Je me présente → L’été → L’hiver → Le week-end → Ma famille Grammar points covered across the ten texts: → subject pronouns → articles: definite, indefinite, partitive → possessive adjectives → numbers → aller → avoir + expressions → adjectives → il faut → stressed pronouns → plural nouns → prepositions of location → time, days, months → être → faire + expressions → questions Answer key and English translations of the texts are included. LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses. COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

This complete lesson is designed to be taught alongside EDEXCEL Studio GCSE French (Higher) - Module 3 - C’est bientot dimanche? - Page 56. The lessons contains: Starter Introduction to the key vocabulary for describing your daily life Activities and games to consolidate the vocabulary Vocabulary handout for students Listening / Reading Exercise 1 Page 56 with answers Reading Exercise 2 Page 56 with answers Introduction to the verbs “pouvoir” and “devoir” with video links to reinforce Verb race game to consolidate the use of the verbs Writing Exercise 3 Page 56 with answers Plenary

This complete lesson is designed to be taught alongside AQA Studio GCSE French (Higher) - Module 3 - C’est bientot dimanche? - Page 56. The lessons contains: Starter Introduction to the key vocabulary for describing your daily life Activities and games to consolidate the vocabulary Vocabulary handout for students Listening / Reading Exercise 1 Page 56 with answers Reading Exercise 2 Page 56 with answers Introduction to the verbs “pouvoir” and “devoir” with video links to reinforce Verb race game to consolidate the use of the verbs Writing Exercise 3 Page 56 with answers Plenary