All resources - Languages

Digital Dialects Language Learning
This site contains interactive activities and games for learning languages and links to resources for study. Topics covered include numbers, food, colours, clothes, dates and animals. There are activities in 48 languages, including Chinese, Hindi, Norwegian, Polish and Estonian.

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Part of the Edinburgh, UNESCO City of Literature website which has information, teachers' and librarians' resources and activities for pupils, all related to the novel 'Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde' by Robert Louis Stevenson, the focus of the 2008 reading campaign.

Drama in the MFL classroom
Discusses how drama can be used in the classroom to encourage and develop pupils' knowledge of modern foreign languages. Contains a lesson pack and example plays that can be used.

Early Stages Foreign Language Learning and Culture - French
This resource is designed to help staff introduce young children to the French language and culture.

Early Stages Foreign Language Learning and Culture - Gaelic
This resource from East Ayrshire Council is designed to help any nursery staff introduce a language and accompanying cultural information to their classes.

Early Stages Foreign Language Learning and Culture - Spanish
Resource produced by East Ayrshire Council to help staff introduce young children to the Spanish language and culture.

Early Years Illustrations and photos
A collection of downloadable images for use in education. Topics include: minibeasts; children; nursery signs; transport; birthdays; seasons; numbers; animals; people who help us.

Early years, primary and secondary resources
Browse a collection of Burns learning resources and Scots literature, language, song and music resources.

Edwin Morgan
Text, and audio downloads of poems by the Scots Makar, on the Literacy website, performed by writer Liz Lochhead, Professor Jim McGonigal, Hamish Whyte and Glasgow's former Lord Provost Liz Cameron.

Foreign-language DVDs suitable for modern languages teachers and learners
Want to find the perfect film to provide a comparison to your students’ novel? Or do you just fancy a good film for yourself this weekend? Try out these DVDs which are suitable for modern language teachers and learners.