<p>This module focuses on ‘avoir’ and contains grammar, exercises, sentence builders, additional sections “mais qu’est-ce qu’il se passe?” to respond to a situation and encourage creative writing or speaking, worksheets for extension and/or cover work with answers.<br /> Unit 1 - Saying your age<br /> Unit 2 - Family members<br /> Unit 3 - The age of your family members<br /> Unit 4 - Talking about your pets (retrieval of numbers and colours)<br /> Unit 5 - Hair and eyes (retrieval of colours)<br /> Unit 6 - Expressions with ‘avoir’<br /> Unit 7 - Christmas lesson</p>

<p>This resource focuses on the verb “être” for a whole half term. It includes dual coding (a character is associated with the verb), a letter from the character that ties in with each unit, sentence builders, exercises, situations to encourage creative writing/speaking, etc.<br /> Unit 1 - birthdays (months of the year + retrieval on numbers)<br /> Unit 2 - Nationalities<br /> Unit 3 - Physical descriptions<br /> Unit 4 - Personality descriptions with negatives<br /> Assessment</p> <p>This also ties in with the previous unit on ‘avoir’ (please check my other resources)</p>

<p>This resource covers a whole half term with a focus on Faire and Aller. It includes dual coding (a character associated with those irregular verbs), a story (as instagram posts) that ties in all the lessons and that needs responding to, encouraging creative writing and speaking, sentence builders, exercises, grammar, games, etc.<br /> Unit 1 - Aller with je, tu, il/elle and places to go in your free time<br /> Unit 2 - Aller with nous, vous, ils/elles + time phrases<br /> Unit 3 - Faire with je, tu, il/elle and activities<br /> Unit 4 - Faire with nous, vous, ils/elles + weather<br /> Unit 5 - Time with faire and aller<br /> Unit 6 - Consolidation of faire and aller with activities</p>

<p>This module focuses on regular ER verbs in the present tense. It includes sentence builders, exercises, grammar, texts that tie all the units together (in the format of a magazine quiz) to encourage speaking/writing, a booklet that can be given as support to students and follows the powerpoint, and dual coding (Marion is the character for regular ER verbs in the present tense).<br /> Unit 1 - jouer + activities<br /> Unit 2 - Likes/dislikes + negatives<br /> Unit 3 - Routine after school (chores and helping at home)<br /> Unit 4 - What I wear and when (clothes)<br /> Unit 5 - What I study at school (school subjects)</p> <p>This module uses retrieval from previous modules (avoir, être, faire &amp; aller). Please check my other resources.</p>

<p>This is a fun addition to your every day lesson, which can work hand in hand with your school’s own reward system.</p> <p>On the first page, students fill in some details (which makes them use their basic Year 7 vocabulary!) - it asks for their name, age, nationality, language(s), country etc.</p> <p>The other pages are blank with some background decoration related to the French culture. I stamp those (with just ink stamps) every time they show the right behaviour throughout a lesson. When a page is full (you decide how many stamps that means!) they either receive a token (from our school’s reward system) or a prize (sweets, etc.) Students have responded very well to this and some of my colleagues are interested in using it in their classroom too.</p>

<p>Powerpoint presentation + vocabulary handout.</p> <ol> <li>Game - click on any tile (that has a word on it) in Slide Show mode to reveal the corresponding picture.</li> <li>Grammar rule “il y a”</li> <li>Speaking exercise</li> <li>Grammar rule “il n’y a pas”</li> <li>Translations exercise</li> <li>Writing exercise - fill in the blanks</li> <li>Kahoot (link provided in powerpoint, the “Kahoot” slide is hyperlinked)</li> </ol> <p>Vocabulary handout details all the vocabulary from the game slide.</p>

<ol> <li>Introduction slide - j’aime / je n’aime pas</li> <li>Vocabulary with colour coding</li> <li>The following two slides are meant to encourage conversation around what students like or dislike.</li> <li>Listening exercise (recording available through Active Learn)</li> <li>Grammar “parce que”</li> <li>Translation exercise</li> <li>Speaking exercise</li> <li>Homework<br /> 8</li> </ol>

<p>An introduction to French including starters for each unit, sentence builders, phonics, links to YouTube songs, exercises, etc.<br /> Unit 1- Greetings and saying how you are<br /> Unit 2 - Alphabet and spelling<br /> Unit 3 - Saying where you live<br /> Unit 4 - Items in your bag<br /> Unit 5 - Colours with items in your bag<br /> Unit 6 - Classroom language<br /> Unit 7 - Useful expressions used in class<br /> Extra slides</p>