This is a useful sheet describing the use of the Si present + futur clause and the Quand futur + future clause with some exercises for students to practice.

PowerPoint that highlights some opposition groups to the Nazi Party (The White Rose Movement, Edelweiss Pirates etc.). If clip does not work, it can be found on youtube 'Opposition to the Nazis: Sophie Scholl'.

Students can work on this task on their netbooks if school has them, or you can print them out - great way for students to practice talking about physical descriptions.

This sheet shows students a dialogue between people asking for directions - they then need to create their own one by accessing google maps and writing their own.

A powerpoint presentation on some adjectives students can use in French to describe people

<p>This powerpoint teaches all the negative expressions with many examples in present and past tenses - enjoy!</p>

A differentiated activity where all students start at level 1, listing places in their neighbourhood and using prepositions such as devant, a cote de, derriere, en face de...to discuss position in town. Level 2 and 3 then go into descriptions of neighbours and asking questions.

This was created as a head start or warm up activity before students begin the unit on family. This activity can be modified in any way very easily - hopefully it is of use to teachers out there doing a similar activity!

This is a really handy grid activity where students get to 'pick' three out of nine activities possible to complete as long as it makes a straight line on the grid (e.g vertical, horizontal, diagonal). This can be modified for ANY unit of work you are doing - I have modified this countless numbers of times and change it if we are working on sports, directions, food and drink etc. It keeps the students very busy and they tend to enjoy getting to choose their activity.

<p>Students show what they have learned throughout the year by writing an article about themselves. Can be modified according to teaching need.</p>

This was created as a head start or warm up activity before students begin the unit on sports and weather. This activity can be modified in any way very easily - hopefully it is of use to teachers out there doing a similar activity!

This task is differentiated for students to choose which level they would like to aim for. It assists them with writing a paragraph in French.

<p>This is a great task to practise partitive articles and breakfast food items in French - also gives them a more global perspective and an introduction to different styles of food</p>

<p>I created this step by step guide to writing a recipe vlog. I shared some simple French dessert recipe books with my students that used the infinitive to give instructions rather than the imperative, hence why the second step asks students to highlight infinitives. They photocopied the recipe they liked and could annotate it.</p>

<p>I created this worksheet to promote student’s speaking in the classroom. The game “times up” where they have to describe books/films/objects/events etc… to their classmates in French influenced the sentences I wrote on the sheet.<br /> Students often found it difficult to find the right words to describe these things to their peers so this help sheet would be useful for them to express these things with more ease.<br /> The hope is that eventually they won’t need to use it and describe things with more ease and without notes!</p>