<p>Lesson on the children’s book ‘Ours brun, ours brun’ by Bill Martin/Eric Carle. Explains structure of the story and scaffolds to allow pupils to create their own by the end of the lesson. Powerpoint is suitable to use even without a hard copy of the book.</p>

<p>Worksheet to practice daily routine vocab in French. Includes letter fill, picture match, and practicing the time. Suitable for lower ability KS3.</p>

<p>2 vocab worksheets on basics of food in French. Suitable for lower ability KS3</p>

<p>Pack of 3 worksheets on the topic of describing what there is in your town and what you can do there. Skills focus = reading. Suitable for lower ability KS3 - includes a hidden word wordsearch and some basic matching/gapfill/sentence structuring exercises.</p>

<p>Very simple sentence builder on saying what pet you have, designed for beginners. Editable and PDF included</p>

<p>Reading comprehension worksheet on free time activities. Suitable for higher KS2/lower ability KS3</p>

<p>Interactive/online lesson on sport in France. Introduces pupils to common sports played in France, and includes a link to a Prezi presentation which takes pupils through the sports in more detail. Final task is for pupils to create a factfile on sport of their choice - can be adapted to complete in French if need more challenge. Suitable for lower-mid ability KS3/KS2.</p>

<p>Basic sentence builder on saying what sports you like + your opinion. Suitable for KS2/low ability KS3.</p>

<p>2 worksheets on describing what you wear and what colour it is. Suitable for higher KS2/lower ability KS3</p>

<p>Reading comprehension style worksheets (suitable for cover lesson) on the topic of ordering food in French. Conti-style activities (faulty translation/broken words etc). Also includes wordsearch on items of food. Suitable for lower-mid ability KS3.</p>

<p>Sentence builder on the topic of ‘ma ville’ - saying what there is in your town and what you can do there. Relatively simple language, suitable for lower KS3.</p>

<p>Sentence builder and basic vocab worksheet on the topic of ‘ma ville’. Simple exercises, suitable for KS2/low ability KS3</p>

<p>Double page reading comprehension worksheet on food likes/dislikes in French. Range of activities, suitable for lower-mid ability KS3.</p>

<p>Very basic sentence builder/vocab sheet to help with describing pets and colours. Suitable for beginners.</p>

<p>Lesson on recognising (+ begin using) the subjunctive mood in French. Designed for subjunctive beginners. Includes info slides, conjugation practice, advice on when/how to use it (+ how to avoid having to use it). Conti-style rock climbing sentence building exercise and starter on recognising all tenses in French.</p>

<p>Basic sentence builder on using ‘aller’ to say where you go in your free time.</p>

<p>AQA GCSE French lesson on using the imperfect vs perfect tense, within the topic of Theme 1 - festivals and celebrations. Includes vocab quiz, information slides, practice activities, gapfill.</p>

<p>Listening focused lesson on understanding recipes in French. Includes sentence builder, noughts and crosses starter, listening comprehension worksheet on a crepe recipe, ping pong translation partner game, and disappearing squares translation game. Suitable for lower-mid ability KS3</p>

<p>Fluency focused lesson on practicing vocab around ordering food in French. Suitable for lower-mid ability KS3. Includes sentence builder, spot the difference starter, code-breaking game, battle ships partner activity template, emoji translation worksheet, and highlighter slam game.</p>

<p>Lesson following AQA GCSE French course. Theme 2 - my ideal house + conditional tense. Includes vocab translation quiz, info slides on how to form the conditional tense, whole class practice, tangled translation worksheet, exercise from the Oxford AQA textbook, and plenary on regular vs irregular verbs.</p>

<p>Sentence builder on describing animals using colours and patterns.</p>