- A step-by-step approach to translation - Handout - Practice sheets

- Clear demonstration of the rules - Student Practice

- Great AFL - Easy to follow - Student practice - Literacy

- Graded OUTSTANDING - AFL - Interactive activities - High level of challenge - Engagement - Motivation - Literacy

No more "Je testament habiter en France" or "Miss/Sir, I can't find would in the dictionary!" or "Je suis aller manger au restaurant". - This lesson was graded OUTSTANDING in a recent observation - Use of relevant AQA vocab (new spec) - Use of AFL - Teaches grammar through understanding English literacy first - Excellent way to differentiate throughout - Assess pupil progress - Encourage student independence

This lesson was observed by SLT and rated OUTSTANDING - It teaches the difference between the 2 Past Tenses in English first - Students will be able to decide which Past Tense they need for difference situations - Students will be able to recognise the 2 Past Tenses in French - Students will be able to use a dictionary to form the 2 Past Tenses in French. - Students will be able to translate a story. - Lesson is differentiated for students of different abilities - Great level of challenge - Highly relevant to literacy - AFL throughout to assess progress and understanding

This is a real cross-curricular lesson series - with links to citizenship and RE

My Year 7 class is low ability - I have managed to come up with a song for most of the units we cover in Year 7. They have managed to learn this medley of songs off by heart and sing it every lesson to warm up - it's great to do while you're setting up the class - handing out books, register etc. They have no visual prompts and they love doing it! I&'m sending a copy of the recording home to them to show their parents at the end of the year!

This game is fully interactive and teaches how to recognise an infinitive - can be changed to teach other things too! Remember the old gameshow hosted by Paul Daniels???

A powerpoint lesson to teach the different ways of asking questions in French - KS3 (year 8)

This is a lesson which will be suitable for KS3 (year 8). Praticing the difference between au and en prepositions.