A fun, quick and easy way to incorporate vocabulary retrieval into your lessons, whether face to face or remotely. Click on a box worth between 1 and 5 points to be taken to a French sentence to translate. Click on the French to reveal the English translation. Simply click on the English to be taken back to the menu. Students can play individually or in teams. Who will win the most points or be the first to clear a complete topic? The ideal no-prep starter or plenary to ensure that your students are continually refreshing their vocabulary knowledge! Includes key words and phrases from Studio GCSE French Module 6 under the following topic headings: a) Subjects and opinions b) Times of the day c) Teachers d) School facilities e) Uniform f) Rules and Regulations g) Primary School h) School Successes

A fun, quick and easy way to incorporate vocabulary retrieval into your lessons, whether face to face or remotely. Click on a box worth between 1 and 5 points to be taken to a French sentence to translate. Click on the French to reveal the English translation. Simply click on the English to be taken back to the menu. Students can play individually or in teams. Who will win the most points or be the first to clear a complete topic? The ideal no-prep starter or plenary to ensure that your students are continually refreshing their vocabulary knowledge! Topics included a) Jobs b) Work Preferences c) Plans, Hopes and Wishes d) Importance of Languages e) How you Earn Money f) Work Experience

A selection of Grid Translations to practise the perfect tense. Sentences are provided to translate from English into French. Students must use 3 French phrases from the grid to successfully translate each sentence (Auxiliary - Past Participle - Rest of sentence) This file includes 2 versions of each worksheet. The first version has a colour-coded grid to support weaker students. For the more able, the second version has a plain grid without colour-coding. This file includes 4 different worksheets: Regular -er verbs taking Avoir Irregular verbs taking Avoir Verbs taking Etre Verbs taking Avoir and Etre

A selection of reading tasks to accompany Dynamo 1 French Module 3. Each text is presented as a spiral, a heart or as waves to encourage students to focus more closely on the text. For each text tasks include a) number the words in the order in which they appear b) vrai / faux c) answer the questions in English d) find the French Ideal no-prep cover / consolidation activities. 6 worksheets are included, covering the following topics: Talking about the weather Talking about sports you play Talking about activities you do Talking about sport in French speaking countries Talking about what you like doing A celebrity interview

A selection of reading tasks to accompany Dynamo 1 French Module 4. Each text is presented as a spiral, a heart or as waves to encourage students to focus more closely on the text. For each text tasks include a) number the words in the order in which they appear b) vrai / faux c) answer the questions in English d) find the French Ideal no-prep cover / consolidation activities. 6 worksheets are included, covering the following topics: Talking about animals Describing your family Describing where you live Talking about breakfast Learning about Bastille Day Talking about a cartoon family

A selection of reading tasks to accompany Dynamo 1 French Module 2. Each text is presented as a spiral, a heart or as waves to encourage students to focus more closely on the text. For each text tasks include a) number the words in the order in which they appear b) vrai / faux c) answer the questions in English d) find the French Ideal no-prep cover / consolidation activities. 6 worksheets are included, covering the following topics: Talking about colours Talking about opinions of school subjects Saying what you wear to school Talking about your school day Talking about a typical French school Saying what there is or isn’t at school

A selection of reading tasks to accompany Dynamo 1 French Module 1. Each text is presented as a spiral, a heart or as waves to encourage students to focus more closely on the text. For each text tasks include a) number the words in the order in which they appear b) vrai / faux c) answer the questions in English d) find the French Ideal no-prep cover / consolidation activities. 6 worksheets are included, covering the following topics: Talking about brothers, sisters and age Describing a classroom Talking about likes and dislikes Describing yourself and others Saying what you do An interview about myself

A selection of Tangled Translations for Dynamo 3 French Module 5 For each topic, sentences are provided in a mixture of French and English which students must “untangle” into both languages. This pack includes 8 worksheets covering the following topic areas from Module 5: Talking about what countries you would like to visit Describing impressive places Talking about holiday activities Talking about French-speaking countries Describing people and what they do Talking about future plans Talking about a past trip Talking about a French-speaking star Ideal as a no-prep starter or as a home-learning translation exercise which makes it more difficult for students to use internet translators!

A bank of questions for the Edexcel Speaking exam conversation element. Questions are organised by theme into one handy booklet. Each question has a model answer to support less able students and space for students to prepare their own response in the target language. Ideal for students to keep all their speaking exam preparation in one place!

While your students are working remotely, it is more important than ever that they keep previously learned knowledge fresh in their minds. Why not set them an extra “Retrieval Grid Challenge” or use one of the slides as no-prep, timed competition starter for your lessons? This PowerPoint contains 27 vocabulary retrieval grids drawn from the content covered in Studio GCSE French Modules 1-4. Each grid contains a selection of vocabulary ranging from single words to complete sentences, worth between 1 and 4 points, making it easy for you and your students to identify topics that require further revision and evidence progress over time. The following topics are covered: Describing people Describing my town Talking about what I do with friends Talking about family relationships Arranging to go out (future tense) Describing a day out (past tense) The person I admire Revising leisure activities Revising films / going to the cinema Talking about sport Talking about using technology Talking about books and music Talking about tv programmes Talking about a night out with friends Talking about food and meals Describing clothes and what to wear Describing daily life Shopping for clothes Describing festivals and traditions Talking about shopping for a special meal Describing family celebrations Talking about where you live and what you can do there Revising places in town and asking the way Describing a region Finding out tourist information Discussing plans and the weather Talking about your town, village or neighbourhood

20 examples of Edexcel GCSE French Picture-Based Tasks for the Speaking examination in one handy booklet. The booklet contains 4 example tasks for each of the 5 themes, with space for students to prepare their own responses to each question in the target language. A vocabulary list to support more detailed description is also included, as well as a list of key structures in the past and future tenses. Ideal for students to prepare as a no-prep home-learning written task, which could then be followed up in class as a speaking activity.

80 past tense bullet points from Edexcel GCSE French exam papers collated into one handy booklet. Includes a gap-fill activity for students to translate each bullet point and space for them to prepare their answers in the target language. Ideal as a no-prep starter in order to reinforce common past tense structures and transferable vocabulary.

While your students are working remotely, it is more important than ever that they keep previously learned knowledge fresh in their minds. Why not set them an extra “Retrieval Grid Challenge” or use one of the slides as no-prep, timed competition starter for your lessons? This PowerPoint contains 25 vocabulary retrieval grids drawn from the content covered in Studio GCSE French Modules 5-8. Each grid contains a selection of vocabulary ranging from single words to complete sentences, worth between 1 and 4 points, making it easy for you and your students to identify topics that require further revision and evidence progress over time. Topics covered: Describing what you normally do on holiday Dealing with a hotel stay Talking about traveling Talking about what you do on holiday Ordering in a restaurant Talking about holiday disasters Revising school subjects and talking about your timetable Giving opinions on subjects and facilities Describing your school Discussing rules and regulations Describing school uniform Talking about school activities Talking about successes at school Talking about jobs Discussing work preferences Talking about hopes, plans and wishes Discussing the importance of languages Talking about how you earn money Discussing work experience Talking about what concerns you Talking about global disasters Talking about protecting the environment Discussing ethical shopping Talking about volunteering Discussing big events

While your students are working remotely, it is more important than ever that they keep previously learned knowledge fresh in their minds. Why not set them an extra “5 a day Challenge” or use one of the slides as no-prep starter for your lessons? This PowerPoint contains 27 sets of “5 a day” questions drawn from the content covered in Studio GCSE French Modules 1-4. a) A word / short phrase to translate into English b) A word or short phrase to translate into French c) A sentence to translate into English d) A sentence to translate into French e) An open-ended question to answer in French The following topics are covered: Describing people Describing my town Talking about what I do with friends Talking about family relationships Arranging to go out (future tense) Describing a day out (past tense) The person I admire Revising leisure activities Revising films / going to the cinema Talking about sport Talking about using technology Talking about books and music Talking about tv programmes Talking about a night out with friends Talking about food and meals Describing clothes and what to wear Describing daily life Shopping for clothes Describing festivals and traditions Talking about shopping for a special meal Describing family celebrations Talking about where you live and what you can do there Revising places in town and asking the way Describing a region Finding out tourist information Discussing plans and the weather Talking about your town, village or neighbourhood

65 future tense bullet points from Edexcel GCSE French writing papers collated into one handy booklet. Contains a gap-fill for your students to translate each bullet point into English and space for them to prepare each answer in the target language. Ideal for use as a no-prep starter which reinforces the use of key future tense structures and transferable vocabulary.

While your students are working remotely, it is more important than ever that they keep previously learned knowledge fresh in their minds. Why not set them an extra “5 a day Challenge” or use one of the slides as no-prep starter for your lessons? This PowerPoint contains 25 sets of “5 a day” questions drawn from the content covered in Studio GCSE French Modules 5-8. a) A word / short phrase to translate into English b) A word or short phrase to translate into French c) A sentence to translate into English d) A sentence to translate into French e) An open-ended question to answer in French Topics covered: Describing what you normally do on holiday dealing with a hotel stay Talking about traveling Talking about what you do on holiday Ordering in a restaurant Talking about holiday disasters Revising school subjects and talking about your timetable Giving opinions on subjects and facilities Describing your school Discussing rules and regulations Describing school uniform Talking about school activities Talking about successes at school Talking about jobs Discussing work preferences Talking about hopes, plans and wishes Discussing the importance of languages Talking about how you earn money Discussing work experience Talking about what concerns you Discussing the weather Talking about protecting the environment Discussing ethical shopping Talking about volunteering Discussing big events

A fun, quick and easy way to incorporate vocabulary retrieval into your lessons, whether face to face or remotely. Spin the wheel to select a verb for students to translate. Choose from French to English or English to French. Introduce an element of competition by dividing your group into teams or play remotely individually by asking students to type answers into the chat box. This file includes 18 slides (9 in French; 9 in English) containing all the verbs covered in the Edexcel Specification vocabulary list The ideal no-prep starter or plenary to ensure that your students are continually refreshing their vocabulary knowledge!