This is a self study resource to supplement describing a stay in a hotel. It gives positive and negatives for staying in a hotel. The exercises include: -sort the sentences into negatives and positives -match the French and the English -pyramid spelling of key verbs and new vocabulary -a gap fill reading (like foundation GCSE) -a which hotel (like foundation GCSE) -a pyramid translation based on a negative and a positive hotel stay. Ideal for: revision, consolidation and cover

The resource contains two lessons on the uses of technology. The first powerpoint introduces the topic and the second powerpoint consolidates the vocabulary. Includes: Noughts and crosses Snakes and ladders -vocab game Sentence builder Pyramid translations Dicey dialogues Vocab learners and self quiz sheets A mini listening slalom activity a wordsearch a link to a jeopardy game. Plus lots more! Ideal for a foundation GCSE class for all exam boards or it can be used at KS3. I used it for a Y9 class.

A French resource that celebrates reading and literacy not just in MFL but across the curriculum. It is set up like a virtual library Includes: a book title match game a book review template and sentence builder a author study a body parts beetle drive linked to Funny Bones a colour splat game linked to famous book titles Rooms in the house linked to James Bond books Physical descriptions linked to Mr Men A Gruffalo listening scavenger hunt

A resource which introduces adjectives of personality and the verb ETRE (all parts). It then goes on to introduce j’étais… It includes a ppt with: -retrieval tasks -pyramid spelling sheet/vocab learner -battleships grid -sentence builder -adjective drill sheet -a 40 word assessment task a Walk round the room reading task.

A power point to introduce some of the vocabulary linked to work experience. The resource also includes: -verb drills in the perfect tense regular and irregular linked to work experience. -a 90 word task at the end. -a connect four to revise the perfect tense.

This is a power point that I made for a Y11 class a couple of years ago and was a DIRT lesson to support the 90 word task. It is designed for a mixed ability class. The resource includes: -a vocabulary learner -a verb tense sort activity as a starter -a You say and I pay activity based on exam bullet point language -advice on using the context to introduce your answer -a word wall to give differentiated support -guidance on how to add narration

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE WHY STUDY LANGUAGES VIDEO HAS RECENTLY BEEN MADE PRIVATE BUT THERE ARE LOTS OF OTHER THINGS TO DO. THE FIRST VIDEO STILL WORKS AND IS ON THE NOTES PAGE OF THE SLIDE. I made this as a KS3 resource to show students that learning languages can certainly open doors in the future. Plan: Students mark on the progress line what they think of languages at the start of the lesson. Students listen to the celebrities talking about the languages that they speak and complete exercise A of the worksheet. Students read the statements and decide which ones are true. These are reviewed throughout the lesson and are finally marked at the end so that students can reflect on their learning throughout the lesson. The resources also include a version of the Game of Life. This is based on real life accounts of linguists. The links to the videos are in the footnotes of the powerpoint slides.

Two powerpoints and worksheets that focus on this topic area. The resources would be helpful for both foundation and higher students.

A worksheet about pets. Activities include: -match up -plural noun sort simple translations with avoir and simple opinions All vocabulary used is included on the sheet.

A worksheet that was made to prepare students for a writing and speaking assessment on what they like to eat and drink. It covers all three tenses.

This is a means of teaching personality and family/pets. Students spend 6-7 weeks learning this vocabulary under the premise that they are designing a new Mr Man or Little Miss Character for a Expo in Paris (this actually happened). It is a very popular way of teaching this. Week 1 -adjectives and ETRE Week 2 -Hair and eye coulour plus AVOIR Week 3- Brothers and Sisters plus AVOIR week 4- Family members (mon, ma, mes) week 5 - pet Also included in the package are knowledge organisers, assessments and weekly vocab tests (you may need to adapt the retrieval parts of these).

This resource provides student friendly advice on how to prepare for the GCSE Italian reading and listening exam for edexcel including: -cognates -time phrases -distractors -how to approach each question type

A puzzle to consolidate time phrases and after school activities in German. Plus, translations with answers. Allows for great consolidation of the topic and would be perfect for cover too.

The KO contain: -key vocabulary (adjectives, hair and eye colour, brothers and sisters, family members and pets. -grammar tips (un,una,uno, adjectives, possessive adjectives and plurals of nouns). -tips on how to learn spellings -key questions -some pronunciation advice.

A Knowledge organiser made to support students to talk about and describe their school. It includes: -a verb table with different tenses -key phrases -impress and succeed sentences for higher -spelling and phonic tips

This knowledge organiser is to support students talking about school rules and it includes: a verb table common questions typical of GCSE exams impress and succeed/higher phrases key infinitive phrases

A knowledge organiser to support students talking about school trips which includes: -a verb table- -phonic help -impress and succeed phrases -higher tier phrases -example exam questions

This power point introduces students to the topic of TV so that they can talk about what they watch in 3 tenses. There is a grammar focus on negatives. The powerpoint includes: -A holding slide for when students enter with a flippity matching game link -KO -negative exercises (grammar -ne…pas/ ne…plus/ ne…jamais) -Types of TV programmes with a focus on phonics -A sentence builder (present tense) -Pyramid translations (higher and foundation) -The Pyramid translations can also be used as a WAGOL if you wanted too.

This resource includes: -A KO -Holding slides whilst students enter the live lesson -guess the French titles activity -genres of books in French -a battleships -translation tasks from French to English which act as a WAGOL for writing too. -a sentence builder

This series of materials supports students studying French with either AQA or Edexcel. The materials are ideal for mixed ability classes as they incorporate higher grammar and linguistic points too. Over the 4 powerpoints you will find: -knowledge organisers that include verb tables and higher structures -sentence builders (sport, reading and TV -Describe a picture -gapfill -Pyramid translations (French to English) -Phonic focuses -Popular film anf book titles in French -Two links to flippity matching games on opinions -grammar focus on; (negatives) (depuis) (lire) -60 translations on sport -WAGOL on reading and TV -WAGOL on cinema and films -A rock climber activity -Translation practice -A battleships on reading -Questions and WAGOL at differentiated grades for sport