Hexagonie is a unique scheme for introducing Key Stage 2 pupils to French. Language elements are introduced in a logical, easy-to-understand way, so that children quickly communicate with confidence. Language is broken down into manageable chunks and presents them in a methodical manner enabling pupils to feel that they can converse in French.

Hexagonie, Part 1 is a unique scheme for introducing Key Stage 2 pupils to French. Language elements are introduced in a logical, easy-to-understand way, so that children quickly communicate with confidence. Language is broken down into chunks and presented to pupils in a methodical manner, enabling them feel that they can converse in French.

Unforgettable French uses memory tricks to teach and reinforce major points of rench grammar from the basics up to high school level, to learners of all ages. It may be used: by anyone who wishes to gain confidence in speaking French, as a evision aid, to consolidate the learner's grasp of grammatical points, to complement whatever French scheme you are using, and by French teachers at all levels, from elementary school through to adult. These tried-and-tested memory tricks help to explain “tricky” bits and make learning easier. The memory tricks in are presented in a highly visual, page-by-page format. The sheets can be enlarged to make mini-posters or used as “aide-mémoires”.

This collection of 77 activities is for use with pupils who have been studying a new language for a while and are ready to progress beyond learning simple vocabulary and phrases. The fun activities will help pupils learn to manipulate the language, improve their decoding skills and discover how the new language functions at sentence level.

Bring French to life and make it meaningful, by linking it to other subjects using a Content Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) approach. By incorporating French into other subjects using these practical, easy-to-use ideas, your language learning will complement and enhance subject learning, rather than compete with it for crucial learning time.

German Festivals and Traditions provides primary school teachers with a wealth of background information, together with clearly laid out teaching activities showing how German festivals and traditions can be taught in the classroom. The month-by-month format, together with charts linking the book to the intercultural strand of the Framework for Modern Foreign Languages, makes it easy for teachers to select the best activities for their class. Activities range from art and craft activities and simple recipes for cooking to games, songs and ideas for developing speaking and listening skills.