Perfect stand alone lesson for a year 11 group on a post -16/ sixth form taster day. The presentation includes an overview of the AS course and various activities on the subject of selfies (photo card description task, paired dictation and gapfill, running dictation and Q and A) plus a song gapfill worksheet to be used as a plenary.

Newly updated Scheme of Work / Scheme of Learning for new AQA A-Level. This is designed with the course being taught over 2 years in mind but can easily be adapted to suit AS/A2 model. Contains; -Summary of teaching content over Years 12 and 13. - Breakdown of themes, sub-topics and grammar points to be taught. - Teaching plans for Years 12 and 13, with Term, Week, Topic, Lesson objectives, Grammar and Skills all listed per unit of work, plus resources and number of lessons sections which you can add your own plans to.

Scheme of Work for the new AQA GCSE French. Includes a breakdown of themes, topics, learning objectives and grammar points. Editable. Colour coded by theme and Higher/Foundation grammar points.

PPT resource to teach unit 2 of the Famille en voie de changement topic of French A-Level. Contains a range of activities including dictation, gapfill..

Worksheet featuring a gapfill and activities relating to the song Jeune by Louane. Ideal for GCSE or A Level students. Ties in well with expressions with avoir.

Powerpoint on the Famille en voie de changement topic, unit 1, vie de couple. The ppt looks at the changes in marriage, the PACs and includes translation, dictation, listening and reading activities. For new A-Level

Italian lesson and resources to teach the topic of Sport. Introduces and reinforces sports vocabulary and then builds learners up to be competent in practising opinions. Includes vocab labelling sheets, starter activity, resources for two paired speaking tasks (paired dictation and battleships) and full lesson powerpoint plus editable lesson plan. Links to KS3 Italian, suitable for year 7, 8 and 9 Italian (ages 11-14) or could be used for Primary Languages (ages 5-11) or as a revision resource for older students (GCSE/KS4).

I made this powerpoint for my GCSE Italian class to introduce, revise and recap the formation of verbs in the present, perfect and future. It would be suitable for GCSE or A level students who need a refresher on verbs and basic grammar rules involved in forming them. This was useful in preparing my students for the demands of extended writing, and weaning them away from relying on online translators. The ppt is 46 slides long and I taught over several lessons. It can be broken up by tense and includes reference slides as well as activities and translations to reinforce the learning.