Powerpont to introduce / re-cap rooms in a house. Lots of repetition for consolidation.

Lesson which looks at how to describe the place where you live. Looks at the differences between city and town and goes over adjectival endings. Re-caps giving opinions also.

Lesson originally designed to introduce future tense to Y8 but could be adapted for other year groups. Links in with the topic of free time. Includes mini-whiteboard activity where pupils identify the tense of the verb (present or near future), game of battleships and extension activity (reading comprehension).

Powerpoint to follow on from ‘Mi Tiempo Libre’ introducing time in 12 hour format. Revision of free time expressions to start followed by time phrases and mini-whiteboard activities at small intervals. Linguascope worsheet also attached to use as consolidation / homework.

Worksheet for pupils to fill in to explain how the perfect tense is formed in French. Includes practice activities for consolidation.

Worksheet to consolidate rooms in a house. Pupils translate the rooms into English then match to the correct image.

Comprehensive list of everyday foods for pupils to tranlsate into English then label the pictures in French.

Lesson for Y7 to introduce talking about brothers and sisters. Worksheet activity and listening also included. Speaking opportunities provided as a plenary.

Lesson to follow on from 'Cómo Es Tu Pueblo / Ciudad?'. Looks at places in a town. Match up exercise that can be done in groups, pairs or as an individual activity. Re-caps using 'hay' and looks at an exemplar piece of level 4 writing. Pupils finish by writing a paragraph to say what is in their town - extension: use the future tense to make it a level 5 piece of work.

Lesson on housework. Pupils start by tryng to identify phrases in French without having previously seen the vocabulary. Listen and repeat activity to follow with lots of repetition to consolidate. Also revises expressions of time so pupils can state how often they do things to help at home. Small written task at the end followed by repetition of first activity to show pupil progression.

Powerpoint lesson for descriptions (hair and eyes). Can be used as introduction - Y7 or consolidation for other year groups. Worksheet included and opportunities for speaking practice provided.

Lesson on making arrangements to go out. Looks at asking and answering questions, agreements / disagreements, grammar points such as 'a la' and 'al'. Nice running dictation game to consolidate and mini whiteboard activities. Opportunities for speaking and peer assessment also provided.

Follow on lesson from breakfast items. Focuses on the use of je mange / je bois / j'aime manger and j'aime boire. Introduces food and drink items for lunch and dinner. Lots of opportunity for group activities including translations to re-inforce sentence structure. Homework task set to consolidate at the end.

Low ability Y8 French lesson on places in a town. Introduction to places, speaking and pronunciation practice, il y a and il n'y a pas de + noun, listening activity taken from Pearson Studio 1 book. Feel free to adapt / amend as appropriate. Printable sheet with vocab list on for books. Includes a 'My Learning Journey' slide with can do statements against which pupils can assess their progress.

Starter activity to compliment lesson of same title. Pupils find the pairs in Spanish and English and colour-code each pair. Includes all food related vocabulary used in the lesson.

Tetris game created using Linguascope with words for rooms in a house.

Worksheet to compliment lesson of same title. Pupils translate the film types into English then label the pictures in Spanish.

Lesson which looks at the difference between the preterite ans imperfect tenses in the context of work experience. Excellent preparation for controlled assessment. Inlcudes group task and individual activities. Worksheet to compliment.

Revision of countries plus listening / reading / writing activities. Speaking opportunities also provided.

Lesson to introduce prepositions. Includes opportunities for group activities as well as games and written tasks.