<p>Lesson on the children’s book ‘Ours brun, ours brun’ by Bill Martin/Eric Carle. Explains structure of the story and scaffolds to allow pupils to create their own by the end of the lesson. Powerpoint is suitable to use even without a hard copy of the book.</p>

<p>Sentence builder on the topic of ‘ma ville’ - saying what there is in your town and what you can do there. Relatively simple language, suitable for lower KS3.</p>

<p>Worksheet to practice daily routine vocab in French. Includes letter fill, picture match, and practicing the time. Suitable for lower ability KS3.</p>

<p>2 vocab worksheets on basics of food in French. Suitable for lower ability KS3</p>

<p>Pack of 3 worksheets on the topic of describing what there is in your town and what you can do there. Skills focus = reading. Suitable for lower ability KS3 - includes a hidden word wordsearch and some basic matching/gapfill/sentence structuring exercises.</p>

<p>Very simple sentence builder on saying what pet you have, designed for beginners. Editable and PDF included</p>

<p>Reading comprehension worksheet on free time activities. Suitable for higher KS2/lower ability KS3</p>

<p>Interactive/online lesson on sport in France. Introduces pupils to common sports played in France, and includes a link to a Prezi presentation which takes pupils through the sports in more detail. Final task is for pupils to create a factfile on sport of their choice - can be adapted to complete in French if need more challenge. Suitable for lower-mid ability KS3/KS2.</p>

<p>Basic sentence builder on saying what sports you like + your opinion. Suitable for KS2/low ability KS3.</p>

<p>2 worksheets on describing what you wear and what colour it is. Suitable for higher KS2/lower ability KS3</p>

<p>Short lesson on topic of school uniform. Includes match up activity, sentence builder, battle ships partner game, and short writing frame task. Suitable for higher KS2/low ability KS3</p>

<p>Reading comprehension style worksheets (suitable for cover lesson) on the topic of ordering food in French. Conti-style activities (faulty translation/broken words etc). Also includes wordsearch on items of food. Suitable for lower-mid ability KS3.</p>

<p>Sentence builder and basic vocab worksheet on the topic of ‘ma ville’. Simple exercises, suitable for KS2/low ability KS3</p>

<p>Reading comprehension worksheet on daily routine in French - very chunked and broken down, so suitable for lower ability KS3. Worksheet compares the daily routines of 2 teachers, and pupils must complete various exercises based off the texts. PDF and editable Word version included (so you can change the names if you want!)</p>

<p>Double page reading comprehension worksheet on food likes/dislikes in French. Range of activities, suitable for lower-mid ability KS3.</p>

<p>Very basic sentence builder/vocab sheet to help with describing pets and colours. Suitable for beginners.</p>

<p>Lesson on recognising (+ begin using) the subjunctive mood in French. Designed for subjunctive beginners. Includes info slides, conjugation practice, advice on when/how to use it (+ how to avoid having to use it). Conti-style rock climbing sentence building exercise and starter on recognising all tenses in French.</p>

<p>Basic sentence builder on using ‘aller’ to say where you go in your free time.</p>

<p>Basic worksheet for beginners on free time activities + sentence builder</p>

<p>AQA GCSE French lesson on using the imperfect vs perfect tense, within the topic of Theme 1 - festivals and celebrations. Includes vocab quiz, information slides, practice activities, gapfill.</p>

<p>AQA GCSE French lesson on using the present participle, within the context of Theme 2 - charity work. Includes information slides, practice activities and a written task.</p>