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Powerpoint explaining the perfect tense (regular forms) and negatives in the perfect tense. With games at the end.

This can be used for any tense - give students a verb and they must conjugate it correctly to put their x or o onto the board.

Worksheet matching French perfect tense to the English meaning.

Table to fill in of common irregular verbs in the perfect tense.

Powerpoint to help with self-introduction. Match up sentences then an identity card to copy and complete.

Sentence starters to be used in a game of consequences. Students complete the sentence, fold over the paper and then pass to the next person.

Worksheet asking students to conjugate simple verbs into the 'on' form in the present tense. They can then use these structures to create a comic strip about what people do at home.

Powerpoint introducing vocabulary/structures to describe types of towns and houses.

Flashcards to introduce activities people do at home. (eat, do homework etc)

Worksheet to accompany p74 of Metro 1 - extra exercises at the end to describe your house.

Powerpoint explaining the use of 'on' to describe what people do at home.

Flashcards to be used for the weather topic.

Worksheet based on p57 of Metro 1, expressing opinions about various hobbies.

Map of England to be used as a speaking activity/writing activity to make own weather forecast.

Worksheet to accompany p58 of Metro 1 with lots of activities based on free time and leisure.

Worksheet where students fill in the sport based on the picture.

Worksheet to ideally be used with Metro 1 p62. There are extra exercises here, so this can be adapted to be used on its own.

Plenary to recap describing a timetable.

Powerpoint introducing character adjectives with a 'what's missing?' game and a writing frame at the end.

Table to fill in with countries/nationalities.