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This resource comprises1 ppt. and 4 differentiated worksheets full of tasks to practise speaking/writing about where you go/stay on holiday normally/every year and what you do there. The tasks have been carefully designed to help your students acquire key vocabulary and verbs which they can then use to speak and write about their holidays. I have included 2 translation tasks from and into French. There is a vocabulary sheet to support the learning.

8 differentiated worksheets which provide a series of tasks based on Module 3, Unit 4 of Studio 2 Rouge plus 1 answer sheet on ppt. The tasks vary in difficulty but have been written to help students acquire key vocabulary and verbs through repetition and writing from memory. Students will be able to say what they usually wear in the week and at weekends and use adjectives of colour with precision. Using the near future tense, they will be able to say what they are going to wear and what they are going to do. The full paradigm of the verbs ‘porter’ and ‘aller’ in the present tense are practised and there are opportunities to speak, translate both ways and write free style. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2, Resources and Assessment - Grammar Sheets.

Goes with Mira express 1, Module 3, pp.50-53 (but can be used with any KS3 course book) What is your hair like? What colour are your eyes? Do you have a beard or wear glasses? Learn how to describe yourself or someone else, someone famous. Revise AR, ER and IR verbs. These worksheets provide lots of practice with vocabulary and sentence building and will help your students progress to being able to read and write longer descriptive texts. Tried and tested. Ideal for in-class activities, homeworks, cover lessons. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

This well differentiated resource comprises 2 worksheets to complement pp. 52/53 of the Studio 1 coursebook. It includes tasks to help your students become more familiar with key vocabulary and exercises to test comprehension and translation from and into French. The final task requires students to write about their own favourite sports personalities.

1 ppt. to help you introduce the key vocabulary and verbs to your students and 1 'shared' ppt. for your students to consolidate their learning at their own pace. The worksheets will provide lots of practice with regular and irregular past tense verbs in the 'je' and 'on' form. The emphasis is on acquiring vocabulary and understanding sentence structure so that your students will be able to translate into French with increased accuracy. Students mark their own translation task and learn from their own mistakes. There is a vocabulary grid to support the less able and a postcard template for your students to write their own postcard. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2, Resources and Assessment - Grammar Sheets.

2 nice worksheets and 1 short ppt. based on p. 13, La lecture, Studio 2 Vert. Great for average - low ability Y8 students, this resource will help reinforce key vocabulary with exercises to improve reading comprehension and translation skills.

This resource comprises 4 worksheets designed to help your students learn and retain the key vocabulary, grammar and structures of pp. 70, 71. Each page is full of enjoyable exercises which will keep your students busy and focussed. An excellent resource to set in class or as a homework task. The tasks include: il y a un/une/des + place in town il n’y a pas de/d’ + place in town forming plurals practising intensifiers vocabulary learning reading comprehension gap fill translation from and into French writing a text describing where you live

Goes with Mira express 1, Module 5 (but could be used with any KS3 coursebook). Use these worksheets to help your students practise the key verbs and vocabulary needed to describe what they like, love, prefer and hate to do in their free time and why. Fanfold tasks will help your students learn key vocabulary and translation tasks will give them practice in a skill required in the new GCSE exam. Exercises are presented in a fun way and are ideal for in-class practice or to set as homework. Tried and tested! Please don't be put off by the preview images which, at times, look distorted. This is not the case with the downloaded document which looks professional in appearance. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

8 worksheets and 3 power points to help your students ... 1) read menus in French 2) order a starter, main course, pudding and drink 3) work out the price of bills in euros 4) practise numbers up to 99 5) practise the partitive article The exercises on the ppts. will show your students how to complete some of the worksheet tasks. My Y8 students really enjoyed doing them. Thanks for taking a look.

The ppt. (which contains some fun elements) gives a very clear, straight-forward explanation of how to form the Perfect Tense of regular ER, RE and IR verbs in French. It starts from basics and gradually builds up the blocks which are used to form this tense. Many of the exercises on the ppt. complement those which appear on the 4 accompanying worksheets. . The 4 worksheets aim to help students improve their understanding and application of the Perfect Tense in French. The tasks deal with subject pronouns, the verb 'avoir', the formation of a regular 'ER', 'RE' and 'IR' past participle and the negative Perfect Tense. To demonstrate the Perfect Tense I have used the verbs and vocabulary from Module 2; Studio book 2. The ppt. and worksheets can also be bought separately. Please don't be put off by the preview image which looks as though lines are missing from tables. This is not the case with the actual resource which looks professional in appearance when downloaded. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2, Resources and Assessment - Grammar Sheets.

This resource comprises 4 well differentiated worksheets and 1 vocabulary table which go with Studio 1, Module 3, pp. 50, 51, Mon ordi et mon portable. I use them in class or set them as homeworks. They will help your students practise, learn and consolidate the vocabulary and verbs needed to talk about how they use computers and mobiles.

This well differentiated resource comprises 2 worksheets and 2 ppts. to accompany pp. 54, 55 of Studio 1 coursebook. The worksheets are great to keep your students busy in class or to set as homework to consolidate key vocabulary and sentence structure. The tasks include reading comprehension, spelling and vocabulary practice, using the partitive article with sports, sentence building and translation from and into French. A wordsearch activity will help reinforce key vocabulary. Most of the exercises are on ppt. making it easier for you to explain structure, discuss pronunciation and go over answers with your students.

This well differentiated resource goes with pp. 78, 79 of the Studio 1 course book and comprises 5 worksheets and 5 ppts. The varied tasks will enable your students to acquire and practise key vocabulary and to become more confident in using basic grammar. By the end of the tasks, they should be able to translate basic texts describing where people live from and into the target language as well as write their own description of where they live. The resource includes: the verb ‘pouvoir’ in the present tense singular forms on peut + infinitive il y a un, une, des + places il n’y a pas de, d’ + places All the worksheet tasks are on ppt. making it easier for you to introduce and explain the key vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure to your students as well as to self/peer mark in class. Thanks for looking.

Practise higher numbers with these attractive worksheets. Decide which is the winning Bingo card and have a go at deciphering roman numerals. Answers are on 2 ppts.

Here are 9 examples of Higher Tier type questions on the topic of 'les nouvelles technologies' which will help prepare your students for the new GCSE spec reading paper 3 with answers on ppt. I have included an answer template to help you reduce photocopying costs. Please take a look at my other resources in wylamuk's shop. Thank you for looking!

Goes with Mira 1, Module 6, ¿Cómo es tu ciudad? but could be used with any lesson describing your town/city/region. Describe your town/city/region/the country/the coast using a range of adjectives in the masculine and feminine singular forms. Use comparitive adjectives, 'more than', 'less than'. Revise qualifiers, including 'algo'. Use 'y' or 'e' for 'and'. Revise opinions. Translate into Spanish at sentence then at paragraph level. Mark your own work and make improvements using the answer sheet. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

This resource comprises 3 worksheets based on pp. 28, 29 of Studio Book 1. The worksheets are great to help your students practise using opinions and school subjects. In addition, there is a vocabulary table and a vocabulary test for students to test themselves on the key vocabulary in this unit. There is also 1 ppt. with some of the exercises from each of the 3 worksheets to enable you to introduce key vocabulary and go over work with your students.

A ppt. made up of 15 slides to help your students practise numbers 1-20 in French.

This worksheet follows on from My Timetable 1. It helps students reinforce the key verbs 'j'ai, il y a, nous avons, je n'ai pas' as well as key vocabulary 'mais, puis, aussi, avec, en salle', etc. + school subjects and the days of the week. I set it as a test for my Y8 students.

This is a short test I give to Y7 based on days, months and dates in French. Please take a look at my French and Spanish resources in wylamuk’s shop.