Higher students often loose points in the translation due to a lack of accuracy and understanding of direct and indirect object pronouns and the conditional. In this 29 slide Powerpoint you will find: A recap and practice tasks for direct and indirect object pronouns, including translations and corrections Multiple choice questions and gap fill to practice the conditional

A 17 slide Powerpoint designed to revise the past tense talking about Easter in French. L.O: By the end of this lesson students will have: Revised key Easter vocabulary Revised and practiced the past tense. Applied their knowledge in reading and translation tasks

Do you want your students to create successful 150 word paragraphs? Then look no further. My 24 slide powerpoint will show them how to do that with: A student friendly version of the mark scheme Examples of past questions Model answers for 3 questions One model answer unpicked and explained A range of high scoring structures and language students can pick from when drafting their own answers.

Looking for high quality tasks to revise Theme 1? Then look no further, this 25 slide Powerpoint offers 3 tasks for each of Theme 1’s 4 topics including: Reading comprehension tasks Listening tasks (with full transcripts) Writing tasks with model answers Photo description tasks A reflections slide Answers in the notes section This resource can also be used as part of an end of unit AOL, or as homework (just remove the answers from the Notes section)

Do you want to give your student extra listening practice ahead of their GCSE listening mocks or exams? Here you will find 4 x GCSE style listening tasks created with the key vocabulary in mind. This covers all 3 themes. The resource pack contains: A Powerpoint presentation with the questions and embedded audio files The questions worksheets in a Word document format The transcripts for all 4 tasks

BRAND NEW ! PERFECT FOR FIRST LESSONS IN SEPTEMBER Do you want to get your students to talk about their summer holidays? Do you want to run fun activities to aid their recall and application of the past tense? Here are 2 Speaking activities suitable for FOUNDATION French GCSE students to get them to talk about their summer holidays and revise key vocabulary + the past tense. This resource has: 2 TRUTHS AND A DARE Powerpoint slides to introduce the 2 truths and a lie activity with examples and justified opinions A help sheet with a range of past tense sentences organized by theme FIND SOMEONE WHO A worksheet you can adapt and print This is suitable for students studying the AQA syllabus and this directly links into 2 key themes: Theme 1 Identity and Culture + Theme 2 Local, National, Global and International areas of interest)

This resource provides your students with: An explanation of how justified opinions helps to gain access to the highest marks for this task Illustrated examples of justified opinions and complex language A reminder of key opinion introducers and connectives expected at Higher tier 5 x tasks that gradually build to an independent writing style (translations, connecting sentences, finishing sentences with justifications and 150 word style writing activity with a choice of 3 questions and a model answer) Answers sheet to share in class or for students to check independently

NEED TO IMPROVE YOUR 150 PARAGRAPH WRITING SKILLS? In this resource you will find: A theme 2 task similar to AQA past Higher paper tasks A student friendly reminder of the mark scheme A self assessment grid showing you the key elements of the success criteria-this is exactly what examiners want to see! A model answer that would score 32 out of 32

Use with your Year 10/ 11 French students to recap the present, past, imperfect and the near future tenses. This resource includes: A full recap of how to + when to use to use these with relevant examples that link with all 3 of AQA’s Themes. 4 tasks including: Selecting the correct form of of the verb, translating sentences into English, completing a verbs tables across 4 tenses, and using a correct form of the verb independently. A separate Powerpoint with all the answers

Get your FOUNDATION students to successfully answer questions in speaking and writing by: Revising question words Successfully matching questions and answers Responding to questions accurately with and without support My resources here include: A knowledge organiser with key, non negotiable structures A Powerpoint with match up and speaking/ writing tasks Can be used as Year 11 revision as well as with your Year 10’s.

Celebrate all things to do with readng 2nd March or 23rd April with this 37 slide Powerpoint where you will find activities to grow your students’ vocabulary around books and reading in French, linking in with the LA LECTURE sub theme (Part of Theme 1: Identity and Culture) as seen in STUDIO (AQA Curriculum) The Powerpoint presentation includes: A class survey as a warm up task A gap fill with answers A quiz with answers A follow up research task

Prepare your Year 11 students for their Reading assessment with this 20 slides Powerpoint containing: A quiz to test your students’ understanding of the reading assessment Tips for success 2 x reading comprehension tasks (Theme 1) with corrections 1 x translation into English task (Theme 1) with corrections Sub themes: Food, clothes, celebrations

Would you like to increase your students’ cultural awareness about Christmas in France with a range of activities of linguistic and cultural tasks? In this 35 slide Powerpoint you will find: • A key vocabulary search task with answers • A reading comprehension task with answers • A gap fill with answers • A 12 question quiz with answers • A jumbled word and sentence creator task with answers/ plenary translation The document can easily be edited to suit your class needs.

The lesson starts with a mini quiz about the Higher Reading Exam to gauge how much your students remember. You then have 3 different tasks with corrections: Identify correct statements out of a list A translation from French into English A who says what task based on Fan Forum posts The reflection tasks for each tasks allows you to pause and get your students to reflect on what went well + areas of improvement

This resource includes a recap of the mark scheme for the 90-word paragraph task as well as some tips for students. I have then created 3 model answers for each of the 3 themes based on November 2021 past exam papers, meaning you will be able to show your students 9 model answers in total. You can easily customize the Word documents to create a range of tasks to scaffold your Writing tasks, for example: Match the bullet point to the paragraph Fill in the gaps Spot the tense tasks Spot the opinions task Etc…

Help your students understand the requirements of this complex task with my comprehensive Powerpoint. This includes: Key info about the task A clear breakdown of the mark scheme for top marks 4 x questions from previous exams 4 x model answers for each question A peer assessment task encouraging students to apply the success criteria Reflection and next steps

In this resource you will find: An example of a 150 word paragraph task as presented by AQA. A task to get students to identify the positive elements of a model answer (based on the success criteria/ mark scheme) -This is a genuine, unique answer which would score 32/32 Answers to the above task A reminder of how to achieve the highest marks in this task

Improve your students’ English to French translation skills with this 24 slide Powerpoint with: A list of tips for successful & accurate translation into French A list of false friends with a knowledge retrieval task A reminder of key rules around word order for adjectives and prepositions 12 translations with corrections

This lesson contains: An introduction to Easter with 4 translation tasks A grammar task to revise the present tense in the context of Easter A speaking task to revise the near future tense in the context of Easter A word search with key Easter vocabulary and a matching the French definition to the right word activity A Reading Comprehension task looking at Easter celebrations around France and the French speaking world. Suitable for high ability Year 9 or middle ability year 10, Foundation Year 11 students.

This 12 slides resource provides short summaries, examples and quotes for 9 key themes in UN SAC DE BILLES. Present to your students then get them to find other examples and key quotes to exemplify each theme in the book, using the templates on the last 2 pages. I would recommend using the KINDLE version of the book to help your students find key words and quotes, and I would link this with the P.E.E essay writing method to help students articulate key points with solid examples, followed by analisis.