A Powerpoint presentation to learn how to tell the time in Spanish: - the structure for the hours without minutes, - for the minutes 'past' and the minutes 'to', - for 'de la mañana, de la tarde, de la noche'. All with lots of examples, exercises and practice clocks.

Introduction to the numbers + match-up + true or false (to practice numeracy) + bingo

Presentation of the months of the year with pictures and an exercise.

Les parties du corps humain avec Bart Simpson et une silhouette (masculin, féminin, pluriel) + 'j'ai mal à/au/aux' avec images et explications de grammaire + 'je n'ai pas mal' + petite révision de vocabulaire + phrases de plus en plus complexes mais drôles à traduire

masculin / féminin / singulier / pluriel . Classification, agreements, translations. One of the exercises is from Tricolore 3, page 12.

Grammatical explanations with plenty of examples and some practice !

A worksheet with a short article on the 'Fête de la Musique' in France + vocabulary questions + comprehension questions + grammar questions (the past, comparatives, superlatives) + written expression questions. The second page contains the answers. The corrections of the text to be put in the past are also on the PowerPoint presentation. It can be used in itself as a cover lesson!

A starter about cinemas/movies : a match-up exercise with titles of recent movies in English and French, plus the translation of a paragraph about 'going to the movies'.

The different rooms at school - presentation with pictures, games to repeat, learn and practise the vocabulary + games to revise the masculine/feminine words + match-up + descriptions (mi instituto tiene/no tiene) + MUCHOS/MUCHAS + revision of the school subjects

A test for the GCSE Edexcel Higher textbook - Module 1. The answers are on the Powerpoint too !

A compass with the cardinal points in French and a practice exercise with disappearing words + the geographical presentation of a few French regions with pictures.

Introduction to the days of the week + unscramble the letters

A list of exercises to practise the reflexive verbs in French, with the corrections on the second document.

The places in town + question 'Est-ce qu'il y a... ?' + positive and negative andswers + games to revise + 'Qu&'est-ce qu&';il y a dans ta ville ?' + je vais à/au + more games

A powerpoint presentation for the vocabulary related to houses, flats, etc. with a game of true or false at the end.

A wordsearch worksheet with a list of countries in French. (They are the ones that participated to the 2010 football World Cup though it can be used to revise countries without linking it to football)

A presentation of 18 inspirational female role models (names+pictures+short presentation) to remind the pupils of what women can achieve and to break a few stereotypes. The list is of course incomplete but the women chosen here are artists, politicians, athletes, writers, journalists, businesswomen etc.

Places in town + practising the question and answer 'Que hay en tu ciudad?' 'En mi ciudad, hay.../ no hay...'

The very start of the year for new Spanish learners: the date (days of the week + months + numbers), introducing oneself, birthdays and ages.

Two series of varied, regional menus of restaurants, found on the Internet, and used to study food in French as well as French eating habits (and yes there is much more than snails and frogs on those menus ;)