Introduction to the cinema. Starter : recap on present and future using the holiday topic (prior knowledge) + new vocab on film genre and opinions / reasons, Plenary: put words in the right order to form sentences and write their own.
KS3/4. Objectives: to be able to identify when aller is used in present or future tense. A follow up lesson to consolidate knowledge of present and future tense. Can be used with with whiteboards. Plenary : translation
Jouer ou faire lesson. Objectives: to become more confident when using the verbs faire and jouer
Starter : fill in sentences with the correct form or jouer et faire
Boardgame : 24 boxes, 24 differentiated translations. Play with two teams (green and purple) - challenging and the challenge aspects allows great engagement from the pupils
KS3: instruments. Objectives: to be able to use the verb jouer with musical instruments.
Starter - fill in texts, find time phrases, intensifiers, activities.
Differentiated plenary (translation)
Used it with year 8 and they loved it!
Simple recap of rules for er verbs present tense, followed by future and past tense.
Plenary : angry birds translation game. I put pupils in 6 teams of 5, they need to smash the wall by getting the translation right and they then pick a number on the wall and behind it are points (it could be +2, +5 or even -1). Engagement 100%
LO: To learn how to say the time in French (KS3)
starter - spot the mistakes (based on school subjects and opinions)
1st part - o’clock
2nd part - quarter / half
Great to use with mini whiteboards
A school-wide treasure hunt game. Perfect for Year 7/8
You need 30 participating teachers across the school, they will each receive a card with a flag, a country and a capital city that they can wear on their badge.
The pupils will need to go on a hunt to find all the information (country + capital city) that each teacher has.
Challenge : a blank map of the world to colour all french speaking countries found.
Have fun!
Francophonie - Quiz for KS3
It is a challenging quiz preceded by a treasure hunt.
Lots of information (history, celebrities, flags, geography, footballers…)
For KS3 - my year 7 loved it!
Snake & Ladders with both French and English so they can practice speaking with vocab around school (subjects, opinions, teachers and times / timetable)
LO: to learn new vocabulary about places town in French
For KS3 Year 9. Recap on town vocab + description of type of towns
Comprehension / reading text as plenary (focus on 3 tenses)
This is a virtual visit of north africa / west africa aimed at GCSE / KS4 students to help practice key vocab + discover the French speaking world.
Various activities, pupils are asked to go through the presentation and take down as much information as possible to be able to do the online quiz (link attached to powerpoint)
Perfect way to end the summer term (especially when stuck at home!)
LO: to learn more about France’s Chandeleur day and be able to cook French style crepes.
Various activities - watch recipes, look at food items (toppings) summary quiz + savoury pancake challenge
Cultural lesson aimed at introducing KS3 pupils at French rap.
It includes
list of "argot / verlan " words and expressions
introduction to 4 rappers through reading task
workout French newspaper headlines about rap
watch video clips
starter + exit quiz
This is my updated Black History Month lesson on politics aimed at Y9.
The lesson focuses on what it is like to be black in France and the politics regarding slavery and its education in school.
it includes a reading task, a gap fill - listening task and a translation.
This is part of my series of lessons on BHM from Y7 to Y9
Lesson aimed at sports + French athletes
Jouer + Faire
Listening activity (audio not included, teacher to read out)
Reading from 1jour1actu on Kylian Mbappé
The 9th May marks Europe Day / La journée de l’Europe. This reading is based on an article by Euronews, activities include vocab search, comprehension questions and a short translation.
It comes with a self mark sheet.