There are several resources here to reinforce, revise and test numbers from 1-100. There is bingo for numbers 1-10. This is easy to edit for other numbers. There is a sequencing activity. There is a vocab test for numbers 1-20, this is differentiated whereby the numbers are randomised below the questions to prompt recall. There is also a word puzzle where the numbers are jumbled, pupils rearrange the numbers (between 1 - 100) demonstrating recall of the subjects. There are maths exercises too. There is a word search of numbers from between 1 - 100. and also one from 1-20 These resources are ideal as starters, plenaries, tests, homework, cover work or revision. The resources can be easily edited or printed.

Pupils use a word cloud as a prompt to categorise vocabulary on the topic of school. Solution is provided in the teacher PPT and there is an opportunity for pupils to extend the vocabulary. Great to review in a starter or plenary or as revision.

Consolidation exercise to check pupils understand pronouns, auxiliary verbs and past participles. This is a fun exercise with a supporting teacher PPT to address areas of weakness and explain grammar rules. There is support on the worksheet but this can be removed to stretch pupils. If it is used as a test the teacher supporting PPT provides the solution so ideal for tests to be self assessed or peer assessed. The worksheet is easy to print and edit.

There are several resources here to reinforce, revise and test colours vocab. There are two crosswords, clues in English and answers in German. Solutions are provided for both crosswords. There is a word search where pupils translate the English to find the German. These resources are ideal as starters, plenaries, tests, homework, cover work or revision. The resources can be easily edited or printed.

Updated for 2019 and a further reading resource added which is suitable for KS4 commenting on the most memorable events in France in 2019. Attached within this resource pack are an array of teaching materials to practice reading, speaking and writing using the future tense and future expressions. There is a teacher presentation with a view of Europe at New Year. The starter is Father Christmas’s resolution and the pupils have to work out what he has promised. The presentation then takes pupils through how to form the future tense. This then complements the speaking and writing frame. Pupils can then speak or write about their plans for the forthcoming year using and adapting future expressions, connectives and opinions. The plenary on the teacher PPT is a challenging translation exercise of what people have resolved to do. There is a second writing frame containing less prompts just sub-headings in terms of resolutions for different areas of their lives. There is a reading worksheet with 11 tweets regarding resolutions. Pupils have to scan the text to find out which tweet belongs to which person. There is also a word search attached. This pack is ideally suited to the first lesson back with your class. I have usually combined it with pupils setting their targets for the next half-term and reflecting on what went well in the previous year. This can be used with a variety of age groups and is easy to print and edit.

A collation of 23 match opinions to revise opinion vocab e.g. “les joueurs étaient décevants” these are differentiated into two resources: 1 being a worksheet with all 23 phrases and pupils decide whether it’s a positive or negative opinion. The second resource being a set of dominoes to develop and reinforce opinion vocab. The majority of the phrases have been taken from player and manager match interviews. The phrases are easy to adapt for other contexts. Easy to print and edit.

If you teach GCSE French this will be an INVALUABLE addition to your teaching tool box. The new course requirements place greater emphasis on vocabulary acquisition. The advantage of the attached resources is that vocabulary can be reinforced in engaging ways and there are lots of differentiation opportunities. The specification vocabulary has been set out in a 39 page vocabulary booklet, there is a version with and a version without the English translation. There is a teacher PPT of over 120 slides of vocabulary puzzles so that slides can be copied into your existing teacher presentations. There are over 40 files that have been saved as separate PDF files all aiming to improve vocabulary knowledge. A solution to the crossword puzzles is also provided. ALL OF THE SPECIFICATION IS COVERED. These resources will complement all schemes of work and most importantly save you time. Ideal for class work, home work and cover work.

Reading comprehension on the women’s football world cup. This is based on an authentic article. There are five paragraphs to read, 7 comprehension questions and 7 phrases to find within the text. The text coup be used as a prompt for speaking or written questions.

Resources to encourage pupils to speak and write descriptively, providing and justifying opinions. There is a printout for pupils with a word cloud containing relevant vocabulary. Also included are sentence openers for giving your opinion and developing your arguments. This could be used with any topics and will help to improve spontaneity.

The reward stickers are easy to print out, cut and use in a raffle at the end of a lesson or a half-term. Enjoy!

Teacher PPT to introduce the key question … wo warst du in den Sommerferien? Pupils learn how to say where they were and are introduced to countries with the imperfect tense e.g “Ich war in Amerika”. Pupils describe their experience in the past using positive and negative descriptions. Pupils also recall weather and different verb forms in the imperfect tense. There is a puzzle to review learning. There is also a worksheet to support recall of countries. Attached is also a set of prompt cards of country flags to support speaking work. This is pitched at low level learners and is ideal to support SEN students.

Attached you will find a reading text consisting of 7 paragraphs on the the results of the American presidential elections. To test understanding there is a crossword with clues in English and answers in French. This would be an ideal resource for students to build their vocabulary leading up to discussion of the events and their implications.

Vocabulary list in French to talk or write about Corona virus and Covid 19. Comprehensive list in French. Pupils can go through the list and add the English to test themselves on existing know,edge and new vocabulary to learn.

This resource is aimed at students who need to revise directions. There is a cultural link to a Paris shopping centre to set the scene for finding your way. There is a speaking dialogue to practice asking your way and giving directions. There is key vocabulary revision and a map to prompt dialogue. The presentation ends with a written puzzle.

A reading comprehension based on an authentic online article regarding the effects of the Coronavirus on children. Lots of key vocabulary. The last sections can be set as a writing or speaking activity.

This is an authentic reading resource taken adapted from Euro News. The article looks at the implications of countries reopening their borders for foreign travel. Lots of useful vocabulary. There is a vocabulary exercise to check comprehension and their are questions to be completed either as a written or spoken exercise. Easy to print and adapt.

A gap fill exercise whereby pupils demonstrate their understanding of the future tense. Solution is provided alongside extension activities. Would extend well to speaking or writing activities afterwards.