This is an ideal first lesson with a year 7 class in September new to French. The powerpoint takes you through the step-by-step of handing out new books, going over expectations, discussing the importance of language learning and then some drilling of “Bonjour, ca va” vocabulary with suggested speaking games.

This stand-alone lesson is a really useful lesson for any KS4 French class leading up to a 90 word writing task question. The subtopic of the lesson is healthy living but the powerpoint could be easily adapted to any topic in order to revise using all three tenses simultaneously in a piece of writing.

A worksheet that links to studio 1 p.52 “Tu es sportif?”. Ideal to set for homework or a cover lesson. It is well staged and increases in difficulty so students of all abilities should be appropriately challenged.

This worksheet is ideal for either a cover lesson or a homework worksheet to revise module 2 of Viva 1. It is differentiated in that it gets gradually harder and there is an extension task suggestion so that students have plenty of work should this be used in a cover lesson.

This is a worksheet that could be used with a year 10 or 11 GCSE French class to revise how to describe the weather in all 3 time frames. Ideal for a cover lesson or homework assignment. It is self-differentiated as the tasks gradually become more difficult. It is scaffolded with multiple choice answer options to support weaker students.

This worksheet is a mixture of cultural and reading comprehension tasks which explores Francophone countries and Algeria in more detail. Ideal for a cover lesson or homework task. Aimed at year 8/9 but can be easily adapted.

This is a lesson used for year 7 (or 8) French to learn objects around the classroom. Mainly oral practice, some AfL and an accompanying worksheet for students to label the words on.

Ideal for year 8/9 French. The objective of the lesson is for students to be able to give a variety of opinions on different singers, say why they like/dislike them and compare them using comparatives/superlatives. A mixture of different skill areas are targeted with a supported writing task, some translation into the target language and a speaking game of snakes and ladders. The board game is also included in the price! All you need extra is dice and counters. Feedback welcome!

A lesson to introduce the family vocabulary to year 7 and introduce the grammar point of possessive adjectives; mon/ma/mes. The main activity; a writing task either drawing/labelling a family tree or writing a paragraph about their family

This lesson uses the traditional French song “Vive le vent” to focus on listening and transcription skills as well as a focus on phonics. A perfect lesson to end the term that still has an important skills focus.

This worksheet can be given to students to help encourage them to speak in French during the lesson. It includes a whole variety of sentences that when students say one they can tick the sheet. This can be made into a competition between who ticks the most phrases.

These power point slides print out as the perfect classroom displays for French- including weather, months, seasons and days of the week. Feedback welcome.

This lesson is designed for year 8/9. The objective of the lesson is for students to be able to say where they go on holiday- recapping countries, places (e.g. seaside/countrside/mountains) and also the present tense of aller. Skills focus is speaking so a game of battleships and noughts and crosses is included.

The aim of the lesson is to introduce vocabulary for food and drink, recap noun genders and work towards creating full sentences using como/bebo in a speaking activity. The skills focus of this lesson is speaking- please find attached an accompanying board game (snakes and ladders).

This worksheet is ideal for a homework to supplement learning in class or as a simple, straightforward cover worksheet. The tasks increase in difficulty.

This worksheet is ideal for a homework to supplement learning in class or as a simple, straightforward cover worksheet. The tasks increase in difficulty. Could be used with a year 9 or 10 class.

This lesson is a good lesson to do in September of year 7 to teach the students to understand your target language instructions. By teaching this lesson well, it sets the precedent that the target language will be used as the main form of communication.

This worksheet is ideal for a KS4 class who are learning how to discuss holidays using three tenses. This resource is broken down in to manageable chunks to enable students to complete it independently of the teacher. It can be used as a homework task, revision resource or a stand-alone cover worksheet that still enables progress.

This presentation is a full lesson teaching students how to describe their personality. Centred around choral drilling, repetition and speaking games. Useful notes included to explain each slide. The lesson can be easily differentiated between word and sentence level.

A worksheet that supports KS4 students in learning how to describe the activities they usually do on holiday. This worksheet could be used as a stand-alone cover lesson or weekly homework task. It is self-differentiated in that it increases in difficulty.