Où habites-tu? powerpoint activities

Past tense worksheet with the verb être.

La famille powerpoint activities

Why learn a language? and why French? powerpoint to encourage students that they are learning something useful and seriously awesome :)

2 worksheets with exercises on synonyms and antonyms. One is aimed at A1 level, the other at A2 level.

2 separate worksheets, one on the present continuous (progressive) and one on the past continuous (progressive) tense in English. Includes an explanation on how to form it and when to use it along with 3 exercises.

A compilation of infographics and facts on La Francophonie to encourage students as to why learning French is awesome! :)

Learning about the Maori celebration of Matariki in French class. A way of honouring both cultures. Includes: plenary wordfind powerpoint lesson -little Matariki worksheet Story to complete (aimed at years 10-12 because of the past tense) colouring in activity

A mini-test on weather vocabulary. In English, for speakers of other languages but can be adapted into a specific language if desired.

A reading and writing test on sports, activities and weather. It is 4 pages long.

A mini-test with vocabulary, grammar and reading comprehension. It is 3 pages long. Vocabulary page - match up the word with the definition. Grammar page - alphabetical order, circle the type of noun (common, proper or abstract) and fill in the blank with the preposition (in, on or at). Reading Comprehension - Mina talking about school and giving opinions

French tense booklet with short explanations, exercises and articles to practice with answers. Includes: present tense past tense (passé composé) imperfect pluperfect future conditional subjunctive In both pdf and word format so you can edit if you’d like :)

French speaking activity to help students practice je, tu, il and elle. I cut out different verbs we’ve seen in class and get them to pick them out for each other and then do speed dating for 3 minutes each turn. (Verb sheet with pictures attached).

A set of activities around Pâques (Easter in France). Includes: 2 powerpoints of information and video links Easter wordfind Easter match-up activity sheet Treasure hunt answer sheets for y10 and 11 (KS4) Treasure hunt questions (note the clues for the places will need to be changed to where you put them)

French Karaoke competition with some familiar English tunes to get started :)

Avoir ou être worksheet to revise.

The French revolution details and writing activity.

French essentials reference sheet to glue into books.

Cards to use in speaking activities to encourage different vocabulary.

A fun activity where students have to work through the clues to find out who stole the Mona Lisa. Answers included along with some information on the actual theft. I did this at the end of our ‘À Paris’ unit in the Studio 2 textbook. It takes one lesson.