The resource includes a ppt which introduces: -key festivals in France and what they celebrate. -loto game -sentence builders (how I celebrate a festival) -listening choices (to introduce present tense activities) -a narrow reading -translation -some past tense phrases too. There is also a present tense work sheet on festivals in the present tense and a knowledge organiser that includes the past and the present.

The materials include: vocabulary linked to the idea of marriage Vocabulary and ideas in favor and against getting married photo card practice an interactive vocabulary builder game a card sort/snap activity to help students to describe a wedding that they have been to.

This resource contains knowledge organisers on the topic of Holidays which includes: holiday choices past holidays future holidays transport accommodation

These are a series of learning mats / knowledge organisors that I have made for my French GCSE class. They are differentiated between foundation and higher tier students.

A powerpoint that goes through these 4 key irregular verbs. Also includes: -verb sixes game -verb drill sheet -Grammar exercises

This lesson introduces the verb aller and also revises activities with common er verbs and faire alongside simple opinions. Ideal for Y7/8.

I made this for my Y10 mixed ability French group today on the cinema. It includes: -types of films -opinions films translation task a sorting grid starter slides to display as pupils enter the room two bingo games a climb the Eiffel tower game -pupils print the sheet or play it on paper by numbering 1-12. model answers for answering questions on film preferences and films that they like -include foundation and higher tier (higher structures highlighted in purple)

This lesson revises sport in the present and the imperfect tenses, time expressions and opinions. It also explains the use of depuis with the present and the imperfect tense. It includes a knowledge organiser on sport and a sheet of vocabulary to complete ate the end of the lesson with 30 translations on core vocabulary from French to English and then 30 from English to French. Other features are sentence builders with codes, write the highest scoring sentence as a starter. There are also notes at the bottom which explain how you can run activities either online or face to face within the classroom. Higher and foundation phrases are taught so it is ideal for a mixed ability group.

A power point to introduce some of the vocabulary linked to work experience. The resource also includes: -verb drills in the perfect tense regular and irregular linked to work experience. -a 90 word task at the end. -a connect four to revise the perfect tense.

A lesson which I made to support my mixed ability Y11 class to prepare for the photo card on the speaking exam. The materials include a differentiated starter (f/H) a vocab learner of key phrases used to describe a photo Revision of the present tense Help sheets (f/h) so that students can understand the bullet points and a word bank that students can use to support them in writing an answer.

This resource includes the following games: Pairs Snakes and Ladders Race to the top of the Eiffel Tower (race your partner by translating the words/phrases correctly) Vocabulary learner sheets The topics included are: Numbers 1-31 French greetings Months Birthdays Items in a pencil case A great resource for French beginners either at KS2 or at KS3

Two lessons to introduce adjectives to KS3 classes and also the various parts of the verb ETRE. There are two powerpoints attached with annotated notes on each slide of how to use the activities.

This resource should last for a lesson and includes a powerpoint which covers: Introduction of nine activities with the verb FAIRE. Introduction to all parts of FAIRE (vocab learner, pair cards and a board game included) A verb drill sheet - all parts of faire with the activities too.

Two puzzles that focus on the top 20 and top 35 most commonly used words and phrases that appear on the Edexcel candidate and Teacher cards. These are taken from the specimen materials, 2018 and 2019. Students translate the words using the wordseaches as support. I have added a reminder about adding accents to some words found in the wordsearch. Wordsearch solutions are also included.

Learning mats/knowledge Organisers to support students studying the Environment and Social Issues in GCSE French.

This resource includes a powerpoint that introduces part-time jobs. It then goes on to revise and consolidate on the modal verb devoir and includes a race up the Eiffel tower game and a verb drill sheet to secure student knowledge on this grammar point. There is also a dicey dialogue sheet to practice key questions and basic answers prior to students answering questions independently.

These are for both higher and GCSE students and can be used for either AQA or Edexcel. Topics included are: technology TV reading Cinema sport

This is a power point that I made for a Y11 class a couple of years ago and was a DIRT lesson to support the 90 word task. It is designed for a mixed ability class. The resource includes: -a vocabulary learner -a verb tense sort activity as a starter -a You say and I pay activity based on exam bullet point language -advice on using the context to introduce your answer -a word wall to give differentiated support -guidance on how to add narration

This includes: a vocab learner a colouring activity a wordsearch

This board game is for KS3 and or GCSE. The game is best played by the teacher setting a time limit. Students travel round the board and have to complete various translation activities of either ordering drinks or saying the part of the waiter/waitress by landing on squares and collecting cards for a correct translation. It is a fantastic activity to help to build confidence and so that students can master key phrases and drinks vocabulary. It also contains some simple opinions too. I would advise that you print the waiter cards on one colour and the customer cards on another. At the end of the time limit students count up their cards and the student with the most is the winner. The vocabulary needed for this game includes phrases such as: Je voudrais Je vais prendre Mon ami voudrait C’est combien? C’est tout? A mon avis C’est vraiment