Showing posts with label Posters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Posters. Show all posts

05 February 2016

18 French Irregular Verb Posters - Le Présent

If you liked the FREE set of posters I mentioned in my recent post, you may be interested in a new resource I uploaded on my TpT store yesterday! It is a set of 18 posters on the most common French Irregular Verbs in the present tense! The set of 18 posters is just $1 for only 2 days so be sure to grab them now before the price goes up!!!

Click on the image below to view this resource on my store :)

30 January 2016

A New *FREEBIE* On My TpT Store!

No matter how many times I teach tenses and how often I revisit them with my classes, this grammar concept is always what my students find the most challenging! I always have tenses displayed around the room, particularly the present tense as it helps form so many other tenses! If all this sounds very familiar, you may like this cute little FREEBIE I've just posted on my TpT store. It is a set of 3 posters on how to form French regular verbs in the present tense.

You can download the set by clicking on the image below:
I hope you find this resource useful :)

02 May 2015

*FREEBIE* Common Mistakes in French Posters

There are some mistakes which, despite my numerous corrections, seem to always persist in students' work! I am currently preparing my students for their end of year exams and have designed a very simple set of 7 posters to help them eradicate these mistakes once and for all!

You can click on the image below to download these posters for FREE :)

19 February 2015

*FREEBIE* French Clock Labels

I've just uploaded a new blog exclusive FREEBIE! It's a set of labels to decorate your classroom clock :)

You can download it by clicking on the image below:
For best results, ensure your printer's set so that the labels are printed on ledger or A3 sized paper.

I hope you like this freebie ;)

07 November 2014

*FREEBIE*: The Big 5 in French

Today I am sharing a FREE set of 5 posters to help children use present, past, future, opinions & justifications in their writing. 'The Big 5' refer to the top 5 animals to see on safari and, as my school is in Kenya, the children love naming these writing elements 'The Big 5 in French' and think it's a great way for them to remember what they should include in a good written piece. I fell in love with the beautiful set of animal print paper from Prettygrafik and, of course, I had to buy them! These posters also go really well with my Classroom Language Posters :)

I hope you can bring a bit of wild life into your classroom with these bright posters :)

Click on the image below to download your freebie :)
  

Have a great weekend!


02 November 2014

Sunday Scoop & a New Product!


I am linking again with the Teaching Trio for their very popular Sunday Scoop. So here's what I'm up to this coming week:


Last week was so ridiculously busy, I'm glad to have a lighter week to look forward to :)
Have to do:
q I work for a full boarding school so weekends are just as busy as week days! Next weekend is my class's chapel service. My pupils need to choose a theme and create scripts, etc. Any brilliant ideas???
q Now that the exam marking and report writing are out of the way, I have to catch up on the book marking I have had to postpone all week :(
q I haven't slept much this week, so I really need to spend more time in bed. I'm just so much more efficient when I've had a good night sleep!
Hope to do:
q I have neglected my family lately and haven't spoken to them much at all, so I'm hoping to call, skype or email my parents and sisters!
q I have stopped counting the numbers of hours I've spent on the computer these past two weeks, typing and checking reports. So I am looking forward to feeling human again and spend less time on iSAMS!
Happy to do:
I'm really happy that we'll have more quality time to spend as a family this week. We're loving this game called Pasha at the moment:
We bought it in France last Summer. It's a game where children play with or against the parents and it contains lots of challenges. The winner of the game becomes gets a family treat!
Don't forget to visit the Teaching Trio to see what other bloggers are up to this week (click on the image below!)

http://teachingtrio.blogspot.com/2014/11/sunday-scoop-can-you-guess-who-11214.html
I have also just added a new product to my TpT Store! It's a really cute set of popcorn-themed punctuation posters to display in your classroom! Feel free to click on the images below to take a look :)



Enjoy the rest of your weekend!

01 October 2014

Newly Updated Classroom Language Flashcards / Posters

Hi everyone!

I have been busy updating my set of 19 Classroom Language Flashcards / Posters lately. I really like the new, more colorful design and hope you'll like it too! Take a peek:

http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FRENCH-FLASHCARDS-CLASSROOM-LANGUAGE-363691

These posters are a simple yet effective way of getting pupils to speak the language in the classroom. Combined with my *FREE* Speaking Punch Cards, they encourage pupils to not only use French when they're completing an exercise, but to use it more spontaneously in the lesson. Once their entire card is punched, pupils receive a small prize (any form of incentive works!).

I find that this reward system particularly motivates the ones who don't necessarily get the highest grades in the class and it is their way of having a real sense of achievement. Boys really love any form of oral work and you'll be amazed at how enthusiastic they become about speaking French all the time!

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