This resource was made to support learning of a mixed year 3/4 class. You will need a dice and a coin per group (I used two-pence pieces). The children have to roll the dice and flip the coin to determine which square they are to translate. Translations are either into English or French - just to keep them on their toes!

I prepared this for a year 8 class, so they would have all of the vocabulary for the topic and the opportunity to practise roleplays, all on one sheet. Includes basic pricing, lots of food items and some non-food items.

Using vocabulary from Expo 2, this is a sentence builder/role play worksheet. The students have everything they need to act out a conversation between a customer and waiter/waitress.

I created this resource for a top set Year 9 class. It focuses around the Quand j’étais petit topic. There are examples of the present, imperfect, conditional, and future tenses as well as avant de +inf and en+pres.participle structures. At the end, there is also a reminder of après avoir/etre + past participle.

Created for a second-set Year 8 class. The sentence builder also acts as a role play aid. Based on the Au Marché topic.

I wrote this text to give my Year 10s some tenses practice. The text is about la fête national on 14th July and has examples of the present, perfect, imperfect, near-future and future tense verbs. There are some reading comprehension questions underneath as well.

A game for students (aimed at Year 9, but good for revision in KS4) to practise using the imperfect tense. They need a die and a coin to play. Topic of ‘quand j’étais petit(e)’

No Snakes, No Ladders game for Year 7 to practise reflexive verbs in the present tense. Topic: Ma Journée. Using je, tu, il and elle.

I wrote this text for a Year 9 top set as part of our Quand j’étais petit topic. The text is a comparison between a person and their grandad. It uses the present and imperfect tenses with a Find the French activity underneath. I used it as a model text to lead on to my class creating their own written piece in the same style.

I created this gap fill activity for Year 8 - to recap the present tense in Ich, Wir, Sie and Er. The possible gap filling words are in a table underneath the text. Two texts per A4 sheet to save paper and printing credits!

I created this for a top set Year 8 class. The game has sentences using Mein, Dein, Sein and Ihr Lieblings-

I’ve created this for Year 8 top set. The game consists of present tense sentences, focusing around free-time activities, and the students have to convert them into future tense sentences.

A dice game for practising the present tense in French. Aimed at Year 7 and using vocabulary from ‘around town’.

This game is an adaptation of another I found on TES. The students have to create Im (Sommer) kann man… sentences while playing against their partner :-) I gave this to my top set Year 8 class.