A PowerPoint in French introducing the denominations of €uros and cents, culminating in some sums.

This crib sheet provides an overview of the Perfect Tense in German within the context of forming extended sentences. Learners can use the sheet to construct sentences that include: WHAT? WHO WITH? WHERE? WHEN? WHY? OPINION + CONTRADICTION

105 slides containing questions based on authentic materials from France - help your students recall vocab and practice their reading skills The package is divided into three sections: BRONZE - Low to average difficulty SILVER - Moderate difficulty GOLD - High difficulty All photos were taken in France in 2019/20 and include street signs, adverts and notices in shop windows. Provided in both PPT and PDF format. Mark schemes also provided. The ideal resource for: Homework Extension Differentiation Remote learning Revision

A simple, visually-appealing summary of German word order: Subordinating conjunctions Inversion Normal word order (und, oder, aber etc.) The sheet uses a traffic light design to distinguish levels of difficulty regarding word order. The sheet can be laminated and kept in students’ files for reference. This can be used for KS3, KS4 and KS5 and beyond.

This PDF contains easy-to-understand summaries of: The Present Tense (Regular and Irregular) The Perfect Tense of regular and irregular ‘avoir’ verbs The Perfect Tense of ‘être’ verbs The Future Tense The Imperfect Tense The Conditional This can be used for reference in students’ files, for example.

Simple PowerPoint presentation introducing directions e.g. ‘c’est à gauche’; ‘prenez la première rue à droite’.

A simple, user-friendly explanation of the Coursework Comment Guide used for GCSE Languages. Suitable for Exam Skills and Revision.

A PowerPoint for introducing Euro coins and notes before role plays about hiring things, dealing with interaction at a bank and sending things at the post office. Ideal just before GCSE speaking tests.