L'environnementQuick View
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L'environnement

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A new updated version of the previous PP presentation - added: links to websites/films/songs - all related to the environment. Also, a number of activities for students to complete (debates/ research etc...). Film: L'homme qui plantait des arbres (Back 1987). Chansons: L'hymne de nos campagnes (Tryo), La terre meurt (Aznavour), Signaux de fumée (Zazie). Site: developpement-durable.gouv.fr; cite-sciences.fr, snpn.com; fne.asso.fr
WelcomeQuick View
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Welcome

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I have used this workbook published by Amnesty International on the film Welcome; it talks about immigration and asylum seekers and how the 'Calaisiens' are caught in the middle. Careful: the film is in English, Kurdish and French (although my students really struggled with the actors' mumbling, particularly in French, they really enjoyed it).
French songsQuick View
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French songs

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French songs throughout the decades; can be used in a variety of ways in lessons.
Publicité mensongèreQuick View
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Publicité mensongère

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Based on the IB B Companion book page 201, this powerpoint is aimed at debating on false advertising and the use of everything 'environmental and natural'. Aimed at IB students particularly but could suit A level students as well.
Game based on Indix (20 questions)Quick View
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Game based on Indix (20 questions)

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For each category ( thing/place/character) students can have up to 10 clues. Students choose to play individually or in teams. The first one to find the answer, wins. Variation: if they guess wrongly, they lose marks. Can be adapted to fit all levels of ability and interests ( by topic).
Amour et AmitiéQuick View
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Amour et Amitié

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Based on the first page of that chapter - French B Course Companion book - starter activity to get students to talk about love and friendship
French Controlled Assessment on Town Quick View
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French Controlled Assessment on Town

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A PowerPoint Presentation which gives step-by-step examples of good practice of a Writing Controlled Assessment. At the end of each slide, there are activities for students to write their own examples.
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French Reading Activity

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A reading activity which involves reading an article in the style of an interview in a newspaper and answering questions.
Les valeurs des jeunesQuick View
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Les valeurs des jeunes

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A starter activity - to trigger some thoughts about young people's values - based on the IB B French Course companion book; aimed at getting IB students to talk about the moral and religious values that they hold
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Controlled Assessment on Health and Lifestyle

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This is an example of good (and bad) practice ; the material is taken from real students (spelling/grammar mistakes included). This is to show students a writing framework for their first controlled assessment.