An MFL teacher and private tutor focusing on producing high-quality, interactive resources for MFL students - primarily working with Spanish and French.
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An MFL teacher and private tutor focusing on producing high-quality, interactive resources for MFL students - primarily working with Spanish and French.
Feel free to message to organise a personalised bundle.
A bundle of four powerpoints designed to support KS4 students (Y10) when learning about the topic of ‘family and relationships’ in French.
There are four individual lessons here. They can be used as whole lessons, or rather you can select individual activities.
Lesson on ‘direct object pronouns’
16 slides
Mini reading comprehension starter
Introduction of direct object pronoun rules
Grammar activities
Reading comprehension
EN>FR translations
Writing task
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Lesson on ‘reasoning’ behind relationships
14 slides
Recap on ‘avoir’ and ‘être’ starter activity
Recap of personality adjectives
Reading comprehension
EN>FR translations
French tongue-twisters
Speaking activity
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Lesson on ‘reflexive verbs’
22 slides
Family vocabulary retrieval starter
Recap of reflexive verbs
Grammar activities
Introduction of ‘reflexive relationship verbs’
Vocabulary activities
Reading comprehension
Speaking activity
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Lesson on ‘speaking’
8 slides
Key ‘future’ vocabulary starter
‘Talking story’ reading comprehension
Recap of simple future
FR>EN translations
EN>FR translations
French tongue-twisters
Trapdoor activity
Speaking activity
A Spanish bundle comprising of 4 powerpoints (4 individual lessons) which focus on Viva 1’s Module 5.2: Qué haces en la ciudad. This bundle is aimed for KS3 (Year 7-8) students.
Powerpoint/lesson 1:
57 slides
Number recap starter activity
Introduction of time structures (quarter-past/half-past)
Time-related activities
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Powerpoint/lesson 2 FOUNDATION:
33 slides
Numbers recap starter
Recap of time rules
Introduction of negative time (quarter-to etc.)
Time-related activities
Listening comprehension
Reading comprehension
EN>ES scrambled translations
Bingo plenary activity to recap time vocabulary
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Powerpoint/lesson 2 HIGHER:
27 slides
Positive time recap starter
Introduction of negative time (quarter-to etc.)
Time-related activities
Listening comprehension
Reading comprehension
EN>ES translations
Bingo plenary activity to recap time vocabulary
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Powerpoint/lesson 3:
27 slides
Town vocabulary recap starter
Introduction of ‘voy a’ and ‘vamos a’
Introduction of town activity vocabulary
Vocabulary activities
Listening comprehension
Reading comprehension
ES>EN translations
EN>ES translations
Writing task
A Spanish bundle comprised of six booklets based on the AQA topics of:
Me, my family and friends (20 pages)
Technology in everyday life (22 pages)
Free-time activities (32 pages)
Customs and festivals in Spanish-speaking countries/communities (21 pages)
Home, town, neighbourhood and region (28 pages)
Travel and tourism (27 pages)
DISCLAIMER Some of the resources within this document were not created by me. Rather, I have collated mine, and others’ work, to make a handy revision document for Y11 students.
One powerpoint (one lesson) to introduce the first part of Studio 2’s, Module 1.1 - La télé. This powerpoint mainly introduces key vocabulary, but doesn’t focus on the verb ‘regarder’.
Powerpoint/lesson 1:
22 slides
Translation starter activity
Introduction of TV show vocabulary
Vocabulary activities
Listening comprehension
Reading comprehension
Speaking activity
EN>FR translation task
A 35-page document designed for AQA French students to revise the topics of ‘Social issues’ and 'Global issues’. This document contains the vocabulary, grammar points and numerous activities (reading/writing/EN>FR translations/FR>EN translations) along with answers.
Certain sections are designed for ‘higher-tier’ students, as they contain more complex grammar/vocabulary.
A page is dedicated to the DOCTOR acronym, highlighting how students can work towards a higher grade in this topic, within their writing and speaking exams.
Layout of the document includes:
Page 2 – Voluntary work vocabulary
a) Verb faire du bénévolat
b) Verb vouloir (conditional)
c) Verb aimer (conditional)
d) Gerund + present participle complex grammar structure
Page 3 – Specific drugs and alcohol vocabulary
a) Time phrases with depuis
Page 4 – Specific charity vocabulary
a) Verb s’occuper de
b) Charity causes
Page 5 – Charity roles
Page 6 - Specific drug vocabulary
Page 7 – Complex phrases relating to social issues
a) Verb s’inquièter
b) Verb se faire peur
Page 8 – Developing answers based on social problems
Page 9 – Il faut and Il faut que
a) Social problem solutions
b) Verb protéger (indicative and subjunctive present)
Page 10 – Verb devoir (conditional)
a) Imperative tense
Page 11 – Miscellaneous vocabulary relating to social issues
Page 12 – Environmental vocabulary
a) Higher level opinion phrases
b) Developing opinions with reasons
Page 13 – Reasoning opinions on environmental issues
Page 14 – Recycling materials
a) Verb recycler (present and imperfect)
Page 16 – Energy vocabulary
a) Comparison phrases
Page 17 – Direct object pronouns
a) Actions to help the environment
b) Obligation phrases
Page 19 – Si clauses
Page 21 – Environmental adjectives
a) Comparing present town with the past
b) Miscellaneous vocabulary relating to the environment
Page 23 – Parts of the body vocabulary
a) Verb avoir mal à
b) Preposition à
c) Verb se casser
d) Verb se blesser
e) Miscellaneous ailment vocabulary
Page 24 – Verb se tordre
a) Other body part vocabulary
b) Miscellaneous malady vocabulary
Page 26 – How to live a healthy lifestyle
Page 30 – DOCTOR acronym
DISCLAIMER Some of the resources within this document were not created by me. Rather, I have collated mine, and others’ work, to make a handy revision document for Y11 students.
A 28-page document designed for AQA French students to revise the topic of ‘Travel and tourism’. This document contains the vocabulary, grammar points and numerous activities (reading/writing/EN>FR translations/FR>EN translations) along with answers.
Certain sections are designed for ‘higher-tier’ students, as they contain more complex grammar/vocabulary.
A page is dedicated to the DOCTOR acronym, highlighting how students can work towards a higher grade in this topic, within their writing and speaking exams.
Layout of the document includes:
Page 2 – Holiday destinations
i. Countries/cities and their prepositions
ii. Verb Partir en vacances (present)
iii. Verb Voyager (present)
iv. Verb Aller (present)
Page 4 – Verb Voyager (future and passé composé)
i. Verb Partir en vacances (future and passé composé)
ii. Future and past time phrases
iii. Comparing usual holidays with past/future trips
Page 6 – Modes of transport
i. Verb Aller (passé composé)
ii. Verb Prendre (present and passé composé)
iii. Verb Avoir (imperfect)
iv. Verb Louer (passé composé)
v. Public transport delays
Page 8 – Miscellaneous transport vocabulary
Page 9 – Holiday accommodation
i. Verb Rester (present and passé composé)
ii. Verb Séjourner (present and passé composé)
iii. Accommodation adjectives
iv. Verb ÊTRE (imperfect)
Page 10 – Accommodation features
i. Specific camping phrases
ii. Specific camping vocabulary
Page 11 – Holiday activities
Page 13 – Adverbial pronoun y
i. Returning back to holiday destinations
Page 16 – Ideal holidays with the conditional tense
i. Miscellaneous ideal holiday vocabulary
ii. Si clauses
Page 19 – Impacts of tourism
i. Subjunctive phrases
ii. Tourism adjectives
Page 20 – ‘Natural areas’ adjectives
Page 23 – DOCTOR Acronym
i. Tips for getting top marks
DISCLAIMER Some of the resources within this document were not created by me. Rather, I have collated mine, and others’ work, to make a handy revision document for Y11 students.
A 29-page document designed for AQA French students to revise the topic of ‘Home, town, neighbourhood and region’. This document contains the vocabulary, grammar points and numerous activities (reading/writing/EN>FR translations/FR>EN translations) along with answers.
Certain sections are designed for ‘higher-tier’ students, as they contain more complex grammar/vocabulary.
A page is dedicated to the DOCTOR acronym, highlighting how students can work towards a higher grade in this topic, within their writing and speaking exams.
Layout of the document includes:
Page 2 – Verb être (present)
i. Room vocabulary
ii. Prepositions
iii. Miscellaneous vocabulary
Page 3 – Specific furniture vocabulary
Page 4 – Specific bedroom vocabulary
i. Verb se trouver (present)
Page 6 – Idiomatic, complex phrases
Page 7 – Chores
i. Verb devoir (present)
ii. Verb avoir l’habitude de (imperfect)
Page 8 - Comparing past and present chores
Page 9 – Verb devoir (passé composé)
i. Time phrases
ii. Verb aller (present)
iii. Near future tense when discussing chores
iv. Less common chores
Page 12 – Complex opinion phrases
Page 13 – Weather vocabulary
Page 14 – Frequency phrases
i. Verb habiter (present)
ii. Country and city prepositions
Page 15 – Country vocabulary
i. Verb habiter (imperfect)
ii. Comparing where you lived and where you live now
Page 16 – Places of interest in towns
i. Town activities
Page 20 – Town adjectives
i. City/village/hamlet vocabulary
Page 21 – Pros and cons of living in a city or in the countryside
i. Comparison phrases
ii. Verb vouloir (conditional)
iii. Verb aimer (conditional)
iv. Verb préférer (conditional)
v. Subjunctive phrase pour autant que je sache
DISCLAIMER Some of the resources within this document were not created by me. Rather, I have collated mine, and others’ work, to make a handy revision document for Y11 students.
A 19-page document designed for AQA French students to revise the topic of ‘Customs and festivals in French-speaking countries/communities’. This document contains the vocabulary, grammar points and numerous activities (reading/writing/EN>FR translations/FR>EN translations) along with answers.
Certain sections are designed for ‘higher-tier’ students, as they contain more complex grammar/vocabulary.
A page is dedicated to the DOCTOR acronym, highlighting how students can work towards a higher grade in this topic, within their writing and speaking exams.
Layout of the document includes:
Page 2 – Festival vocabulary
i. April Fools Day phrases
ii. General vocabulary
Page 3 – Verb fêter (present, passé composé, future, imperfect)
i. Complex grammar phrases
Page 4 – Complex opinion phrases
i. Festival celebrations
Page 5 – Verb être (imperfect)
i. Festival adjectives
Page 6 – Miscellanous Christmas vocabulary
Page 10 – Birthday activities vocabulary
Page 13 – Verb préférer (conditional)
i. Analysing where you would rather live (France/England)
ii. Country prepositions
iii. Comparative phrases
iv. Subjunctive phrase pour autant que je sache
Page 16 – DOCTOR Acronym
i. Tips on how to reach top marks
DISCLAIMER Some of the resources within this document were not created by me. Rather, I have collated mine, and others’ work, to make a handy revision document for Y11 students.
A 26-page document designed for AQA French students to revise the topic of ‘Free-time activities’. This document contains the vocabulary, grammar points and numerous activities (reading/writing/EN>FR translations/FR>EN translations) along with answers.
Certain sections are designed for ‘higher-tier’ students, as they contain more complex grammar/vocabulary.
A page is dedicated to the DOCTOR acronym, highlighting how students can work towards a higher grade in this topic, within their writing and speaking exams.
Layout of the document includes:
Page 2 – Instruments
i. Verb jouer (present and imperfect)
ii. Verb apprendre (present)
iii. Preposition de
Page 3 – Verb aimer (conditional)
Page 4 – Music genres
i. Verb écouter (present)
ii. Musical adjectives
Page 5 – Opinion phrases
i. Adverbs of frequency
Page 7 – TV shows and films
i. Verb regarder (present)
ii. Verb voir (present)
iii. Past dates
Page 8 – Film adjectives
i. Direct object pronouns
Page 11 – Verb être (imperfect)
i. Advantages and disadvantages of the cinema
Page 13 – Food vocabulary
Page 14 – Further food vocabulary
i. Drinks
ii. Preposition de
iii. Verb manger (present)
Page 15 – Verb boire (present, passé composé and future)
i. Verb manger (passé composé and future)
ii. Main meal vocabulary
Page 17 – Food adjectives
i. Adjective intensifiers
ii. Restaurant complaints
Page 19 – Sports
i. Verb jouer (present)
ii. Verb faire (present)
iii. Preposition de
iv. Preposition à
Page 20 – Days of the week
i. Time phrases
Page 21 – Verb jouer (imperfect)
i. Verb faire (imperfect)
ii. Verb aimer (conditional)
Page 24 – DOCTOR Acronym
i. Tips on how to reach top marks
DISCLAIMER Some of the resources within this document were not created by me. Rather, I have collated mine, and others’ work, to make a handy revision document for Y11 students.
A 21-page document designed for AQA French students to revise the topic of ‘Technology in everyday life’. This document contains the vocabulary, grammar points and numerous activities (reading/writing/EN>FR translations/FR>EN translations) along with answers.
Certain sections are designed for ‘higher-tier’ students, as they contain more complex grammar/vocabulary.
A page is dedicated to the DOCTOR acronym, highlighting how students can work towards a higher grade in this topic, within their writing and speaking exams.
Layout of the document includes:
Page 2 – Technological appliances
i. Verb utiliser
ii. Possessive adjectives
Page 3 – Online activities
i. Comparing technological activities with the past and present tenses
Page 4 – Verb utiliser in the imperfect tense
i. Direct object pronouns
Page 5 – Online activities in the passé composé
i. Giving examples
Page 6 – Miscellaneous vocabulary
Page 9 – Technological adjectives
i. Connectives
ii. Adverbs of quantity
iii. Giving yours and others opinions
Page 10 – Giving opinions incorporating the passé composé
i. Verb être in the subjunctive
Page 11 – Advantages and disadvantages of technology
Page 12 – Involving the subjunctive with (dis)advantages
i. Pieces of advice/instructions to stay safe online
Page 17 – DOCTOR Acronym
i. Tips on how to reach top marks
DISCLAIMER Some of the resources within this document were not created by me. Rather, I have collated mine, and others’ work, to make a handy revision document for Y11 students.