This ressource is aimed at students learning French. It contains a one page vocabulary summary for the students (personnalities, opinions, useful words and phrases) as well as a word search and other games to learn or revise. Memorisation can be enhanced if students put that sheet in front of them during the lesson. In my shop fgibbison you will also discover many other fun resources in French, English, German and Spanish. I would love to hear how you got on with this resource: Thank you for leaving a review.

This is a presentation to be used as semi-controlled activity. the structures 'si + imparfait, + conditionnel' and 'si + present, +future' could give extra points for GCSE. thank you for leaving a comment

This colourful board game is aimed at students learning German. It can be used during the year over and over again with your topics, to practice reinforce tenses, pronouns, adjectives etc... The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups. The winner will be the first person to reach the 'well done'. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. Also available in my shop: similar games in Spanish, English, French and many other fun resources I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This resource is aimed at students learning French. It contains clear recordings I made (I am a French native speaker). I prepared a recording at slow speed and another one at normal speed for student differentiation. There are also listening questions sheet with the answers, reading questions with the answers as well as the translations into English (They can be used for high achievers to practice translation into French). A fun listening game is included: you can use it either as a pre-listening activity or as plenary to finish the lesson on a high note. In my shop fgibbison you will also discover many fun resources in French, English, German and Spanish. I would love to hear how you got on with this resource: Thank you for leaving a review.

This funky looking domino game is aimed at GCSE students. As it is all in English, it can be used to teach any language. The 'healthy-unhealthy living' topics covered in this domino set are: food, sport, injuries, staying fit, alcohol, drugs, smoking, opinion, use of past, present, future and conditional tenses. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups (ideally 6 people maximum). The winner will be the first person to have used all his/her dominos. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This lovely looking domino game is aimed at GCSE students. As it is all in English, it can be used to teach any language. The 'environmental problems' topics covered in this domino set are: causes-consequences of pollution (air, water, soil) and their solutions, water waste, deforestation, being ecofriendly, opinion, use of past, present, future and conditional tenses. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups (ideally 6 people maximum). The winner will be the first person to have used all his/her dominos. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This funky looking domino game is aimed at GCSE students. As it is all in English, it can be used for teaching any language. The 'customs and festivals' topics covered in this domino set are: description of personal celebration-s, clothes, opinion, festivals and customs in country of target language, food, use of past, present, future and conditional tenses. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups (ideally 6 people maximum). The winner will be the first person to have used all his/her dominos. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This funky looking domino game is aimed at GCSE students. As it is all in English it can be used for teaching any language. The 'contribution to society' topics covered in this domino set are: volunteering and being ecofriendly (use of past, present, future and conditional tense) The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups (ideally 6 people maximum). The winner will be the first person to have used all his/her dominos. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This funky looking domino game is aimed at GCSE students. As it is all in English, it can be used to teach any language. The 'technology-social media' topics covered in this domino set are: describing benefits-inconvenient-dangers of technology-mobile phone-internet-social media, safety rules, online shopping, describing technology in daily life, addiction, opinions, life without a mobile phone, use of past, present, conditional tenses. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups (ideally 6 people maximum). The winner will be the first person to have used all his/her dominos. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This funky looking domino game is aimed at GCSE students. As it is all in English, it can be used to teach any language. The 'shopping' topics covered in this domino set are: clothes, shopping centre, ethical shopping, buying online, simply shopping, opinion, use of past, present, future and conditional tenses. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups (ideally 6 people maximum). The winner will be the first person to have used all his/her dominos. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This funky looking domino game is aimed at GCSE students. As it is all in English, it can be used to teach any language. The 'education, job and career' topics covered in this domino set are: describing placement, describing people, describing small job, personalities, education plans, field of career, opinion, ideal job, use of past, present, future and conditional tenses. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups (ideally 6 people maximum). The winner will be the first person to have used all his/her dominos. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This funky looking domino game is aimed at GCSE students learning French. It can be used during the year over and over again with your topics, reinforcing memorisation. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups (ideally 6 people maximum). The winner will be the first person to have used all his/her dominos. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. A first set of dominos is available in my shop I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This funky looking board game is aimed at GCSE students. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups. The winner will be the first person to reach the medal 'well done'. Differenciation: weaker students can give a simple word-to-word translation into the target language while stronger students can use them in sentences (more or less developped) in the topic of your choice. I would love to know how you got on: thank you for leaving a review

This funky looking board game is aimed at GCSE students learning French. It can be used during the year over and over again, hence reinforcing their memorisation. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups. The winner will be the first person to reach the medal 'well done'. Differenciation: weaker students can give a simple word-to-word translation (into English or French). Stronger students can use them in sentences (more or less developped) in the topic of your choice or only use the English version. Why not encourage students to practice at home in their own time? Give a photocopy of the page with the English and French board. I would love to know how you got on: thank you for leaving a review

This lovely looking domino game is aimed at GCSE students. As it is all in English, it can be used to teach any language. The 'society's problems' topics covered in this domino set are: violence, homeless people, natural disasters, causes-consequences, opinion, uses of present, past, conditional tenses. The game can be played by individuals, pairs or small groups (ideally 6 people maximum). The winner will be the first person to have used all his/her dominos. Differenciation: Encourage stronger students to develop their answers with more details. I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

These funky looking match cards are aimed at GCSE students learning French. They can be used during the year over and over again with your topics, reinforcing memorisation. There are 20 different structure words in total. Students can put 1-2 cards in front of them and try to use the vocabulary during the lesson Students can liaise together to find their matching partner (great game for pairing students before an activity) Students can use them to play the memory game (encourage them to make sentences related to current topic)... Differenciation: Also included in this resource is a second set of match cards with the same vocabulary: that set is plain making the memory game and match game more difficult. Also available in my shop: domino and board games using the same set of vocabulary, another similar set of match cards to expand your list, similar match cards in Spanish-English. I would love to hear how you got on with this game: Thank you for leaving a review.

This scheme of work covers the teaching strategy and lists 5 lessons covering the perfect tense in French.

I prepared this game to assess the phonetics worked on. I divided the game in 2 levels easy and more difficult sounds. The template could be adapted to the phonetic you have worked on with your students. This will allow you to do an ingoing assessment, while the students are having fun. You could apply students differenciation by asking the more apt student(s) to read the phonetic aloud or give them more difficult bingo sheet. The aim is to find (hence recognise) the most boxes with the same sound otherwise you can't fill your box. Thank you for leaving a comment.