French chores description A colourful powerpoint presentation with 30 slides and its activity booklet with 8 pages for beginners to introduce the vocabulary about chores. It contains - a self-target setting slide - a detailed objective slide - a reading activity as a starter - a matching up, - a presentation to the vocabulary - drilling games ( hidden pictures, noughts and crosses, miming activities) - a grammar point about reflexive verbs, ER verbs, IR verbs and FAIRE at the present tense - more vocabulary about frequency - a practice - another reading with more details - a writing - a unjumble the sentences as plenary

Here is a colourful Powerpoint with 26 slides and its activity booklet with 5 pages to introduce instructions in the classroom and other useful language in French for beginners. It contains: - a self-target setting slide - a matching up as a starter - an introduction to the vocabulary - drilling games for the practice (mini quiz, hiding pictures, Simon Says, slap the board). - a grammar point about the imperative - a matching up - a matching up activity - a noughts and crosses activity as plenary - a review of objectives

Here's a nice bundle about Family. It consists of a powerpoint-21 slides and its booklet - 8 pages. It contains: It contains: - a recap slide to see what students should already know - a self-target setting slide for differentiation - a presentation of members of the family - a writing activity about family members - a recap about age - a vocabulary slide -differentiated- - a grammar point about mon, ma, mes /practice - a family tree presentation for a writing activity - a speaking activity - a puzzle activity - a word search as plenary - a detailed review of objectives.

We know that our students learn best when they have fun and work collaboratively. So, if you are planning to teach numbers in French I clearly recommend a fun yet efficient approach that will hook them. Playing cards combines all these features. The other good thing about this resource is that you will be able to use it over and over again if you laminate the cards. So here are the objectives of the playing card games: Counting from 0 to 30 in French Identifying and reading numbers Comparing numbers in figures and letters Here’s what you get: 31 playing cards from 0 to 30 5 ideas of games: Every game is explained step-by-step so that you can vary the learning in your class easily 1 DIY box for the game: You just need to print it off and follow the lines! All you will need is a good pair of scissors, and ideally a laminator and cardboard for the box. Have fun!

If you are looking for a fun approach to teach your beginners French the alphabet, this resource is the right one for you. We all know that our students learn best when they work collaboratively and when they have fun. So I have designed this resource with these two features in mind: Collaboration and fun stuff!! The other good thing about this playing cards resource is that you will be able to use it over and over again if you laminate the cards. So here are the objectives of the playing card games: Learning the alphabet Identifying and reading letters and words Using the sign language to learn the alphabet Here’s what you get: 52 playing cards from a to z 6 ideas of games: Every game is explained step-by-step so that you can vary the learning in your class easily 1 DIY box for the game: You just need to print it off and follow the lines! (some designs for your box/cards as an extra) All you will need is a good pair of scissors, and ideally a laminator and cardboard for the box. Have fun!

If you are planning to teach school subjects in French to beginners, this resource is what you need. It will help you reinforce the vocabulary learnt in the class or you can use it as a starter to introduce your students to the topic. While playing collaboratively your students will reinforce their knowledge of the vocabulary. I have also included the English version of the cards so that you can differentiate even more and play more games. The other good thing about this playing cards resource is that you will be able to use it over and over again if you laminate the cards. So here are the objectives of the playing card games: reinforce/discover the vocabulary about school subjects in French Here’s what you get: 30 playing cards in French 30 playing cards in English 5 ideas of games: Every game is explained step-by-step so that you can vary the learning in your class easily 1 DIY box for the game: You just need to print it off and follow the lines! (some designs for your box/cards as an extra) The font and designs have been created to bring clarity to all learners All you will need is a good pair of scissors, and ideally a laminator and cardboard for the box. Have fun! Check my other playing cards for more efficiency in your class!

This fun resource has been designed to help young learners use the vocabulary about school objects in French. While playing collaboratively they will reinforce their knowledge of the vocabulary. I have also included the English version of the cards so that you can differentiate even more and play more games. The other good thing about this playing cards resource is that you will be able to use it over and over again if you laminate the cards. So here are the objectives of the playing card games: reinforce/discover the vocabulary about school objects in French Here’s what you get: 30 playing cards in French 30 playing cards in English 5 ideas of games: Every game is explained step-by-step so that you can vary the learning in your class easily 1 DIY box for the game: You just need to print it off and follow the lines! (some designs for your box/cards as an extra) The font and designs have been created to bring clarity to all learners All you will need is a good pair of scissors, and ideally a laminator and cardboard for the box. Have fun! Check my other playing cards for more efficiency in your class!

This fun resource has been designed to help young learners discover how to put syllables together in French to create words. It will help them decipher the syllables while having fun and working collaboratively. The other good thing about this playing cards resource is that you will be able to use it over and over again if you laminate the cards. So here are the objectives of the playing card games: Identifying the sounds and the syllables Identifying and reading syllables and words Here’s what you get: 88 playing cards: 24 blue caterpillar cards with consonant sounds: m-n-gn-p-t-c-cu-k-qu-b-d-g-gu-f-ph-s-ç-ch-x 64 green caterpillar cards vowel sounds: a(x2)-e(x2)-i(x2)-o(x2)-u(x2)-y(x2)-é(x2)-è(x2)-eu-oe-oeu-au-eau-ai-ei-est-es-er-et-ez-oi-ou-on-om-in-im-ain-aim-ein-ym-un-um-an-am-en-em-ion-ien-ian-ieu-oin-ette-esse-erre-enne-eff-elle-ill-ail-aille-eil-eille-euil-euille-ouil-ouille A “split caterpillar” to facilitate the reading progression 5 ideas of games: Every game is explained step-by-step so that you can vary the learning in your class easily 1 DIY box for the game: You just need to print it off and follow the lines! (some designs for your box/cards as an extra) The font and designs have been created to bring clarity to all learners All you will need is a good pair of scissors, and ideally a laminator and cardboard for the box. Have fun! Check my other playing cards for more efficiency in your class!

Fall is a great season and a nice opportunity to teach our students more vocabulary. We know that our students learn best when they have fun and work collaboratively. So, if you are planning to teach Fall vocabulary in French I clearly recommend a fun yet efficient approach that will hook them… Playing cards combines all these features. The other good thing about this resource is that you will be able to use it over and over again if you laminate the cards. So here are the objectives of the playing card games: Learning-reinforcing vocabulary about Fall Here’s what you get: 30 playing cards differentiated in levels (green for easy, orange for medium and red for more challenging) 7 ideas of games: Every game is explained step-by-step so that you can vary the learning in your class easily The content page so that you can quickly choose which words you want to use with your class. 1 DIY box for the game: You just need to print it off and follow the lines! All you will need is a good pair of scissors, and ideally a laminator and cardboard for the box. Have fun! Don’t forget my other card games!

Ready to have fun for spooky Halloween? We know that our students learn best when they have fun and work collaboratively. So, if you are planning to teach Halloween in French I clearly recommend a fun yet efficient approach that will hook them… Playing cards combines all these features. The other good thing about this resource is that you will be able to use it over and over again if you laminate the cards. So here are the objectives of the playing card games: Learning-reinforcing vocabulary about Halloween Here’s what you get: 30 playing cards differentiated in levels (green for easy, orange for medium and red for more challenging) 7 ideas of games: Every game is explained step-by-step so that you can vary the learning in your class easily The content page so that you can quickly choose which words you want to use with your class. 1 DIY box for the game: You just need to print it off and follow the lines! All you will need is a good pair of scissors, and ideally a laminator and cardboard for the box. Have fun! Don’t forget my other card games!

Teaching French is not just about the language, it’s about all the cultural heritage that surrounds it. That said, finding ways to interest our students about geography, history and cultural heritage can be tricky. I have designed this resource with my class of teenagers in mind who need to know more about France. I would suggest you use it with a group of intermediate/advanced students as all the questions are in French. Don’t worry, the answers are provided to give your students all the autonomy they need to play. You can use these speaking cards as a starter to check how much they know about the topic and you can use the boardgame with some dice to roll. That’s up to you and your needs! The 45 cards are differentiated in terms of topic (15 green cards for basic general French culture, 15 orange cards for geography and history and 15 purple cards for cultural heritage) You can use them as such in small groups or pairs of students and you can use the mini-game provided. A good pair of scissors, a laminator and here you go!

Teaching grammar can be fun if you have the right tools. We know that our students learn best when they have fun and work collaboratively. So, if you are planning to teach French verbs at the present tense, don’t look any further. This resource is the right one for you! The other good thing about it is that you will be able to use it over and over again if you laminate the cards. Here’s what you get: 72 playing cards with the 12 most used verbs in French (All 3 groups) être avoir chanter aimer parler écouter finir faire dire pouvoir aller voir 4 ideas of games: Every game is explained step-by-step so that you can vary the learning in your class easily 1 DIY box for the game: You just need to print it off and follow the lines! All you will need is a pair of scissors, and ideally a laminator and cardboard for the box. Have fun!

Our young generations of students are worried about the environment and global warming. I have designed this resource with my class of teenagers in mind who are eager to know more about the issue. I would suggest you use it with a group of intermediate/advanced students. It can also be quite handy for complete French speakers. You can use these speaking cards as a starter to check how much they know about the topic and you can also get them engaged in mini-debates. The 45 cards are differentiated in terms of levels (15 green easy cards, 15 orange medium level cards and 15 red harder cards) to provide some differentiation. You can use them as such in small groups or pairs of students or you can use the mini-game provided. A good pair of scissors, a laminator and here you go!

Teaching about pets is always fun especially with beginners? Now what can you include to engage your students? Which activities would best suit their learning styles? This pack will help you to tailor your lesson in Spanish to the vocabulary and grammatical needs of your students while having fun! By the end of the lesson students should be able to talk about their pets and give some opinions. Here is what you get in this pack: a powerpoint with 32 slides designed for beginners, pre/intermediate about pets and also an activity booklet with 12 pages so that students can keep a track of their learning. To help you in your teaching, there are notes at the bottom of the slides to guide you. The activities are also corrected to save you time! Now, are you ready for some fun and an active lesson full of games? The lesson contains: - a self-target setting slide to help students own their learning with detailed objectives - a match up activity about colours as a starter - a small text about pets with questions - an introduction OF the vocabulary about pets - games to practise the language (Hidden game, slapping the board game, unjumbling words) - a grammar point about feminine and masculine words - adjectives about pets (matching up, definition about pets/animals) - speaking activities (survey, pair work) - a reading task - a writing task to give them more autonomy - a review of objectives to make sure they have reached their target Have fun when teaching Spanish!