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This is a poster of the numbers from 1-31 in French.

Who it’s for: Teachers wanting a four skills lesson on the topic: Education and Work Placement. The students should be familiar with the vocabulary as the first exercise is a vocabulary exercise on the keywords. What’s included: Word document and PDF version of 5 exercises Vocabulary exercise Speaking exercise ((I)GCSE type) Reading exercise ((I)GCSE type) Listening exercise ((I)GCSE type) Writing exercise Correction for the teacher for : “Vocabulaire”, “Lis”, and “Écoute” The students should be familiar with the vocabulary as well as these grammar points: Future simple tense Adverbs Variety of verbs in French (regular and irregular) Learning objectives Identify words that they know and look for new words Practice the worksheet with the four skills Evaluate their knowledge on the topic Differentiation opportunities: An example is provided for the writing part if the students need some guidance. Curriculum : CIE but can be used for other curricula. Please review or rate this resource :) It looks like it is better to download it as a PDF as you might have to do some alterations with the Word document! Enjoy the resource :)

Who it’s for: Teachers who want to revise the prepositions of place, countries, and towns. **Included : ** 4 exercises in a Word document and PDF Exercise 1: Write 5 sentences with the prepositions of places Exercise 2: Complete the sentences with the words given below. (Picture is provided) Exercise 3: Mini-Test questions from Expo 1 for Module 1 and 2 Exercise 4: Complete the sentences with the prepositions of places. The learning objectives : Comprehend the different grammar points Differentiate the prepositions and when to use them Demonstrate your understanding by completing the exercises This exercises are excellent for: KS3 students Middle school students Primary students (Exercise 1 and some questions from exercise 3) This exercises match all types of curricula. Practical tips : Use it as a homework Use some of the exercises as a starter or as a plenary

Who it is for : Teachers wanting to practice essay questions with their students examining for AS Level and A Level with CIE. What’s included : Word document with a total of 5 essay questions on: *Environment *Pollution *Conservation Why it is useful: This topic has come in many exam papers for AS Level. You can use the questions for essays but they can also be used as questions for a debate or a speaking activity. Learning Objectives: Arrange your ideas into a coherent plan Use keywords about this topic Demonstrate writing/speaking skills about this topic Curriculum : CIE mostly I hope you will enjoy this resource! Please leave a review and/or rate it if you download it :)

Who it’s for: Teachers who wish to give exercises on the positive and negative form in French, form a sentence with a modal verb + complement. Teachers who would like to see students make their own sentences with or without the vocabulary provided. **Included : ** List of verbs + some modal verbs Exercise : Make your own sentences This exercise is excellent for: Year 7 up to Year 10 This exercise matches all types of curricula. Practical tips : • You can use this exercise as a homework too. • You can use it after explaining a grammar point such as : - The negative form - The modal verbs - Sentence structure in French

Who it is for : Teachers who would like to use the imperfect and the present perfect tense in French in a different way that is to say through a tale. I adapted that tale from a French website for students in KS3-4 Included: Word and PDF versions of the tale Word and PDT versions of the correction Useful for revising or assessing students knowledge on the imperfect or present perfect tense. You can also plan around the exercises if you like. Here are the instructions for each exercise: Exercice 1 : Mets les verbes ci-dessous au bon endroit Exercice 2 : Conjugue les verbes au passé composé ou à l’imparfait. Exercice 3 : Conjugue les verbes à l’imparfait. Exercice 4 : Mets les phrases dans le bon ordre pour savoir la fin du conte Learning objectives: Comprehend the story Identify when to use the two different tenses Demonstrate your understanding through the different exercises I have provided some pictures that can help the students understand what the tale is about. Curricula : All I would not advise to send this worksheet as a homework as it can be challenging for some students. I would do it as a class activity and focus on the formation of the different tenses. Enjoy and please leave a comment or a rating :)

This is a poster that you could ask your students to complete if you are talking about cyber bullying.

Who it’s for : Teachers wanting to give a grammar practice worksheet for iGCSE/GCSE. There are only one or two exercises per topic. The correction is not provided. The exercises were taken from the iGCSE workbook for CIE. What’s included: 18 pages of grammar exercises Grammar points included: Verbes modaux Articles Adjectives (possessives and demonstratives) Imperatif Qui and que COD and COI Passé composé Imparfait Futur Négation Pronom où, y, en Adverbes Expressions d’intensité Les comparatifs Le conditionnel présent Le participe passé La voix passive Le plus-que-parfait Le subjonctif Le conditionnel passé

This activity is about the role of the grandparents and what values they bring to the family. What is included: A video A worksheet Learning objectives: Describe relationships with the older generation Illustrate with examples Measure the importance of the older generation Why it is useful: The video allows the students to understand / listen to the target language about the topic they are studying The question reflects well the most important points of the topic Curricula: AQA CIE