Another favourite object lesson, this time adding materials and shapes. Starter - choose 1 of 3 tasks: Dictionary work on materials and shapes; translation of hair and eyes sentences or written descriptions of people. Recap of the indefinite and definite articles. Shapes and materials activity using dictionaries - with answers to follow. Extension task. Listening task 1-5 listen to people giving detailed description of their favourite objects + answers. 6 slides - quite short - but would fill a lesson with dictionary elements or completion of all starters

En Ville - writing a description of your town including likes and dislikes and why. Includes Vocab match starter - with dictionary extension task. Answer slide Slide to introduce / recap ‘il y a’ and ‘il n’y a pas de’ Slide - speaking or writing task - first one modelled to what you have in your town/don’t have and if you like it and why. More examples of likes and dislikes sentences, justified. Listening task - 3 duplicate slides - slide 2 has the audio - pls take the powerpoint off present and then the audio will work. Final writing task about your own town. 10 slides

Les Déscriptions - final lesson looking at a whole description including name, age, hair, eyes, personality and even pets. Starter - copy and translate the text into English - challenge task also provided. Answer slides after each activity. Listening task - listening embedded - read the texts and match to what you hear. Answer slides after each activity. Writing and reading activity using the same texts - correct the sentence. Answer slides after each activity. Reading task - Wanted Poster - jot down what you know. Final writing task/creative task - to create your own wanted poster in French

My Favourite Object. Describing objects Focus on the use of the correct indefinite article Focus on the high frequency phrase ‘cest.’ Starter odd one out activity - with challenge task. Then answer slide Objective slide Listening task - choose which object you are hearing. Audio on a separate slide. Answer slide. grammar information slide on ‘C’est’ and indefinite article. Writing task - sentences to describe the favourite objects. C’est quoi task on board - object reveal square by square x 4. Final writing task where they write about their own favourite - possible dictionary use. 15 slides - 1 lesson

Le Weekend Part 2 - where you go and using ‘aller’ correctly. Starter Task 1 A and B - read and match and then a translation exercise. Extension Task 2 - write your own message. Answer slide. Task 3 translate the text. Extension task to revise ‘aller’ conjugation. Answer slide. ‘Aller’ recap slide. Listening task 4 - when, where and other details 3 slides - first one to explain the task; 2nd one is the audio (but take it off power point for the audio to play); 3rd slide has the answers. Task 5 - Reading task. Extension task to translate and further extension task to find parts of ‘aller’ in the text. Task 6 - write a paragraph about your weekend. There is a modelled example. 13 slides in total.

Le Weekend - talking about where you can go and entry prices 14 slides Starter Task 1- copy and complete the sentences about likes and dislikes of your town by adding an appropriate word as the reason/justification. Extension Task 2 on higher numbers. Answer slide. Recapping higher numbers slide with Task 3 - writing numbers task. Answer slide. Listening task 4 - which attraction is it and listen to the prices also. Please take the power point off present and then the listening should play. Task 5 - write the prices for each attraction in words. Information slide about ‘aller’ Information slide about ‘à’ + definite article and then task 6 to translate some sentences accurately. Task 7 read the texts and complete the sentences in English.

Starts with a vocab match Then pictures with the question in French - is it good or bad for your health? Then moving to slides asking why it is good or bad for your health and introducing reasons Includes key verb / use of ’ il faut’ and negatives like ne plus / ne jamais etc Highlights certain grade criteria - albeit talking in grades A*-G - so need to update to the 1 -9 Includes a homework task and more

Suitable for Year 7 or 8 French students A good starter before this would be to use dictionaries to look up 5 places in the town and discuss the possibilities for the definite article. This then reminds how to say ‘to the place’ - with examples and own practice. There is a final task with a challenge element for the more able. This would take a whole lesson.

14 slide power point. Has revision of hair and eyes starter and some extension work Goes on to adjectives for height and weight. Presentation of key phrases. Presents key words Presents/recaps key verbs avoir and être Includes 2 reading tasks 2 writing task - with challenge element 1 grammar exercise to spot m/f from adjectives All slides also then present the answers afterwards Definitely enough for 1 lesson

A fifteen slide power point teaching how to say where you live and to give your nationality. Includes written exercises; a countries word search; coverage of important grammar points and a listening task with audio embedded. Probably more that 1 lesson.

Full lesson on Bastille Day L.O. to learn about Bastille day and to recap ‘er’ verb endings. Starter - read the text and translate the words in bold. Extension task to search for certain verbs. Answer slide. Slide with extension task verbs - all try and find. Answer slide. Recap on the verb ending for the pronoun ‘nous.’ Re-read the text and correct the 6 sentences. Answer slide. Slide to recap all the ‘er’ verb endings. Listening comprehension to hear if it is ‘nous’ or ‘ils/elles.’ Extension task to jot down what is being said in English. Slide with the audio - come out of the presentation for this to play. Slide with answers. Reading task to choose the correct verb. Extension to translate. Answer slide. Plenary with 2 web links for more info on Bastille day. 14 slides in total

Starter translation exercise - with challenge element Presentation of new vocab on characteristics - showing m/f spellings Key phrases slide with reminder of the key verb - être Listening activity - who is being described - match with picture. Listening embedded in powerpoint and also attached separately. Personality vocab matching exercise - with challenge task Presentation again of vocab and on screen match Writing task to describe celebrities 13 slides - complete lesson

16 sports to find in French. Just for fun or great as a starter or homework.

1. 2 texts to read and understand - note down the activity and time it happened. 2. A straightforward list of questions in German to answer on daily routine. 3. A worksheet asking for the times in numbers to be matched with times in words. 4. A worksheet to match the daily routine phrase to the picture.

Power point - explaining how to form the past tense (perfect tense) in French Matching exercise at the start to establish patterns - 'avoir' verbs only - including irregulars

4 word search puzzles in French - perfect for reinforcing the different tenses / homework or starters 2 on the perfect tense 1 on the irregular perfect tenses 1 with the near future tense

16 sports in French to find in this puzzle. Suitable as a starter or homework or just for fun! Suitable for all ages

Crossword on the topic of clothes mainly but includes key verb in the first person + some colours and patterns

1, Simple sheet - Modal Verbs Finish the sentences with an ending of your choice. Remember the second verb goes to the end in its infinitive form! Full range of modals included. 2. Display / presentation showing 'man kann' with a variety of phrases that would complete the sentence - all linked to keeping fit. 3. Crossword with 14 clues to translate. Modal Verbs Translate the clues and then fill in the puzzle. When you have finished, write a sentence using each one.

Simple matching exercise - good as as starter or homework