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.

A reading resource to visit the topic of technology. This authentic resource addresses the dangers of internet usage. There is a crossword to complete to evaluate pupils’ vocab knowledge from the passage. This would be ideal for introducing the topic or for revision purposes.

An authentic news article on the right age for children to have a Smartphone. Pupils read the article and then complete a crossword to test their vocabulary understanding. The solution to the crossword is provided. This is useful to show how essays arguing for or against a topic are set out. This would lead onto speaking or writing work whereby pupils provided their own opinion on the topic of Smartphone access and children. Please note that punctuation is not included within the crossword answers

Reinforce countries in German. Ideal revision and drilling of countries. There are a set of 6 cards each with 6 of the following 12 countries: Frankreich, Schottland, Deutschland, Irland, England, Italien, Amerika, Griechenland, Spanien, Portugal, Wales and Osterreich. This resource is fun and easy to edit, print or laminate.

Grid with 15 short phrases to match up that covers school subjects, opinions, comparisons of teachers and descriptions of teachers. Worksheet contains 2 grids. It is easy to print. Pupils can colour in the pairs or use a code in the matching boxes. Solution provided in teacher presentation. Easy to edit too.

Ideal resources to consolidate understanding of forming the past tense using avoir and etre. Pupils translate several sentences using jumbled pronouns, auxiliary verbs and past participles. Thee are two copies of the worksheet on an A4 sheets. There is a supporting teacher presentation to go through the solution. Easy to use and guide pupils towards the key rules. The sentences that need to be built are: I drank I (f) fell We ate They (m plural) spoke You (f plural) climbed He listened She arrived They (m plural) went out You (f sing) died They (f) worked

key vocabulary to match up and find in the word search

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.

This resource pack contains verb tables and two worksheets to practice the present tense. Ideal for revision.

Pupils listen to the song “Spider Cochon” and complete a gap-fill listening challenge. This is a fun activity that can be used with all age groups and reinforces the skill of listening for key sounds and following a script. The teacher PPT clearly displays the solutions taking pupils through the song step by step. Pupils love to sing the song together and it lends itself to creative work whereby pupils can create the next verse. Listening is often the skill pupils find most challenging and this fun activity can help to challenge barriers to learning. This would be great for a taster lesson. Pupil and teacher friendly.

2 versions are included - one with French and English, the second with French and space for pupils to fill in the English

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.

New Specification - First examination 2018 This resource would work well for pupils or teachers when performing self-assessment, peer assessment or pupil assessment. The exam board terminology has not been edited in order for pupils to familiarise themselves with the specification criteria. There is a box containing useful web links for independent study and a summary table for marks to be recorded and strengths and targets to be recorded. It is easy to edit the PPT to suit your personal needs. The resource has been designed to be printed double sided for each tier - pupil and teacher friendly.

This is an excellent resource for pupil to independently prepare written or spoken presentations to describe a football match. Pupils can creatively produce match reports or predictions using the vocabulary mat. It is ideally suited to higher KS4 pupils and KS5 pupils. The first sheet has over 120 expressions related to football and describing a sporting event. The second sheet is equally extensive covering the countries involved, the stadiums, vocabulary for emphasising your point, adverbs, vocabulary to conclude your report, vocabulary for listing your reasons, time phrases, linking words and opinions so can be used for other topics. This resource is easy to print and to edit. It is suitable for classwork, homework and cover work. it will work really well as an end of term activity.

This resource pack contains vocabulary puzzles and authentic reading activities based on the Paralympic Games. There is a word search of all the events. 24 events to find! There is also a word cloud containing all the events and the pupils translate the disciplines. There is a reading activity based on the background of a Paralympic athlete - this is adapted from an authentic source. There is also a link to the original clip. There are 7 comprehension questions and 8 vocabulary phrases to find. The second reading activity is adapted from a popular French news website and provides pupils the opportunity to read a longer text and answer 13 comprehension questions. There are also 18 vocabulary phrases to find. All these resources can be used for classwork, homework or cover work if appropriate. They are easy to print and to edit for differentiation purposes.

Pupils read 4 paragraphs with a variety of tenses. They then answer questions demonstrating understanding of the text. This could be used as a model for pupils to use to write their own canteen review.

This resource has 11 different starters (equally they could be used as mini-plenaries/plenaries) that help to reinforce grammar and key exam vocabulary. - an essay phrases gap-fill exercise - categorisation of verbs into 6 tenses - correction of common exam errors WJEC 2009/2010/2014 - times and periods vocab match up - present tense conjugation of 5 verbs highlighted as commonly unknown - bien/bon/mal/mauvais multiple choice exercise - ce qui/ce que exercise - speaking work "this is the answer what is the question?" The slides are easy to edit and can be used within a series of lessons.

Reading comprehension - mon avenir. Text can then be used as a modelled piece for pupils to write about their own future plans.

Grammar exercises to consolidate the "futur proche", All worksheets are easy to print and are ideal for revision, home work class work or cover work.