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Crossword to practice key vocab across the tenses in French. Idea for GCSE revision but could be used with other groups too!

First in a set of 4 sentence builders on the topic of identity and relationships. Features the key verb avoir. Matches the new GCSE vocab and grammar requirements for AQA French. Helps with planning for the first module of year 10. Download the full set of sentence builders for the topic: /teaching-resource/resource-13074313 Full lessons to follow! Hope you find it helpful - please leave a review!

Develop students’ self-efficacy and resilience by guiding them through reflecting on their past year. This sheet asks questions to help students look back and feel grateful, proud, and motivated. Eye-catching and easy to use - a lovely end of year pastoral/tutor time activity or for use in PSHE lessons. Can also be a discussion starter to develop oracy and talking about their year in review.

French Sentence Builder/Knowledge Organiser to support students to give excellent complex, varied opinions at GCSE and A-level. Shows students how to build and develop their sentences when giving an opinion. Important vocab for writing/speaking at GCSE Higher tier, in a format accessible for all students. Useful A-level reminder sheet to encourage variety and quality of language. Broken down into ‘essentials’ with some key vocab + list of extra options Support to give opinions 3 time frames, 4 tenses, + subjunctive All translations included, each column in alphabetical order for ease of use Grammatical categories included PDF copy and editable word document version to personalise for your students For example, my students choose and highlight useful vocab and have to include a certain number of WOW Phrases when preparing writing questions. This resource has helped them to write more confidently and use excellent vocab more automatically.

Resource following the popular ‘croissant’ acronym to show students how to make their writing excellent. Includes definitions of grammatical terms and basic examples of each. To be used as a writing mat, knowledge organiser, classroom display etc.

Booklet on language links between English and French -using cognates, accents and morphology. Encourages using knowledge of English to help with reading and vocab skills in French, can incorporate dictionary use.

Spanish KS3 (or GCSE) worksheet for cover, revision, homework etc. Recap future plans (and opinions) with EPI-style activities. Match up vocab Gapfill Add the spaces Fill in the vowels Who said: A, B, both, or neither Choose and circle the correct word (multiple choice) Tick the most positive adjective of each pair Anagrams Match up present tense forms of the verbs esperar and ir Read and answer questions in English Vocab ready for new GCSE spec An example answer given for each section An optional ‘challenge’/extension task at the end Great for last minute cover work, revision leading up to a test, or for retrieval and consolidation of learning over the last few topics. Hope this helps you & please leave a review!

Whole school activity to celebrate European Day of Languages and boost the profile of languages! Display the words for ‘hello’ in many languages around school. Students take a quiz sheet and copy how to say hello and where each language can be found. (Remember to note which room you hid each one in on a master copy when setting up!) Editable word copy of quiz included so you can make the quiz as long or short as you like depending on the size of your school.

Colourful display template to give students ideas about jobs with languages. In the style of ‘hello I am…’ with 16 jobs included. Hope you find it helpful - please leave a review!

French Knowledge Organiser demonstrating how to form 8 important tenses in French - core tenses (past, present, future) and additional tenses (imperfect, conditional, simple future, present continuous, pluperfect). Explanations and endings for all persons of the verb, plus an example in English. Ideal for GCSE and A-level. Also added a Knowledge Organiser to help with irregular verbs - common verbs in the present tense, as well as some irregular stems.

Set of 4 sentence builders on the topic of identity and relationships. Broken down into key verbs - avoir (hair/eyes), etre (personality), habiter/venir (de)/parler (nationality/place of origin), and reflexive verbs (relationships). Matches the new GCSE vocab and grammar requirements for AQA French. Helps with planning for the first module of year 10. Peace of mind - everything students need to know, in a clear and easy to follow format. Download the first sentence builder (avoir) free: /teaching-resource/-13074327 Full lessons to follow!

French Christmas Quiz for all years with 3 rounds. Multiple choice questions about traditions Pointless-style vocab translation task (into English) Listen to a Christmas song and complete the gaps in the transcript Answers included Fun cultural lesson for end of term!

**A how to guide for learning vocab effectively in MFL. ** 5 easy strategies for students to try. To help with setting vocab learning homeworks. Included as a poster size as well as a ‘3 to a page’ size, to print as vocab learning bookmarks for students, or as a reminder to stick in books/journals. Hope you find it helpful - please leave a review!

**A poster/handout to encourage independent learning and ‘extra challenge/revision tasks’ at home for MFL students (examples for French). ** Ideal for year 10 and 11 but could be used for all years. Lots of recommendations for engaging websites and activities for students to try. PDF and editable powerpoint document included too. Hope you find it helpful - please leave a review!

A resource to help with planning in MFL - fast. Lists activity ideas (taken from lots of different places) for each stage of the EPI cycle - choose a couple of activities per section and work through the sections across a few lessons. Ideal for trainee teachers and ECTs, or anyone looking to speed up their planning and thinking of clear, well sequenced, and varied activities. These are ideas that work well for me and my department. A blank, editable, template copy is also included for you to develop your own. I do not take credit for originally coming up with any of these activities. Read my blog post about this resource and how it was developed here: https://bethlingual.blogspot.com/2024/12/how-to-plan-great-lesson-fast.html

Speaking exams - teacher script and mark schemes for the new MFL GCSE (2026) - AQA Teacher scripts What you need to say on the recordings The order of sections Timings of each section at F and H tier Versions in French, Spanish, German (all included - AQA only) Mark schemes Clear mark schemes to use while conducting mock speaking exams 2 versions (both included) - Foundation and Higher Clear language taken directly from exam board published materials Easy to understand for students and teachers Straightforward counting up of marks per section Space to include individual strengths and targets Can be printed A4 (print document 2 to a page) or double-sided All FREE - please leave a review if this helps you!