Here are a few documents and presentation to help young children understanding a simple presentation of a boy and his friends. Simple reading comprenhenson. True and false reading comprehension Fill the gaps activity Powerpoint presentation to discuss. Help with cultural knowledge as Le petit nicolas is a very famous story in France.

2 hours worth of reflection around the significance of the relationship between Salamano and his dog in L’Etranger by Albert Camus. Includes key words, a gapfill activity, a translation, discussions, drawings. It will help develop thought process around the major themes of the novel, using the interesting conflicting relationship of the neighbour and his poor dog. My students enjoyed it as it is a part of the book they could all relate to as they all felt entrigued.

Worksheet to do first. Students have to guess the title of the different definitions Then correct it and go through the PPT, insisting on the pronunciation of the different words. Ask what the picture is. Ask them to explain what it is and its consequence on the environment. Have a discussion on the risks they have around them.

A 20 minutes fun Quiz about 13 main quotes. A great starter for an end of term to remind students of the main themes, vocabulary and 13 main quotes to use in essays. My students really enjoyed it. You can make it harder by asking students to add chapters. PPT to use in class and the list of quotes on a word document to use for homework and revision.

Two worksheets to consolidate ETRE and AVOIR whilst describing someone. Attractive worksheet using recent and less recent Disney characters.

This document is for all students and members of staff who are going on a Ski trip to France or Switzerland and need to be able to get by in the Target Language. This document can be folded in a pocket ready to be used on the slopes or practised in the bus.

Role-play Phrases types to use for GCSE and COMMON ENTRANCE practises. Print both sheets and ask students to match the French and English Then Print both sheets on double sides and ask students to work with a partner. One students say the english, the others tries to say it in French and the other checks it is correct. Do this in every beginning of the lessons.

A worksheet to complete by cutting familiar words with ON Great after reading the Hungry Caterpillar in French Words : Papillon, cocon ...

Revision guide to practise for ROLE PLAYS. For GCSE and COMMON ENTRANCE The guide consists in : - 2 Examples - Common topics - Common sentences - words to be polite - Exemple of questions !! - Adjectives / opposites and their translation in English - Opinions Great to be stuck in the book at the beginning of the year and refered to when practising for RP or speaking activities.

Presentation PPT to practise 5 different Role-Play from Past papers. Perfect to practise as a class. Differentiated with the animations. Sentences can come up when necessary. Excellent ressources for GCSE and COMMON ENTRANCE practice.

Objectives: Talk about the different characters of Pierre et le loup tale in French. contains 4 files. ( Can be linked with other packs from my shop) - Presentation about the characters. - Presentation about the characters and their personnality - Worksheet: Match up pictures and characters / animals - Worksheet: Reading comprehension questions

Display with places in town with French colours houses around the street with labels around the houses.

15 structures to use to impress in writing and in oral work. Worksheet with the structures and their meanings. A PPT with three examples each + translations. Give the sheet at the beginning of the term and get students to stick it safely in their book. Very efficient to include as a 10 minutes starter at the beginning of each lesson to ensure students have enough structures to impress. I usually introduce one structure at a time revising the previous two going through 9 slides at a time. Happy teaching! Pauline

15 structures to use to impress in writing and in oral work. Worksheet with the structures and their meanings. A PPT with three examples each + translations. Give the sheet at the beginning of the term and get students to stick it safely in their book. Very efficient to include as a 10 minutes starter at the beginning of each lesson to ensure students have enough structures to impress. I usually introduce one structure at a time revising the previous two going through 9 slides at a time. Happy teaching! Pauline

Objective: Discover Pierre et le loup. (can also use other pack to instroduce characters and story from my shop) contains PPT presentation with listening activity and answers contains worsheet where students cut out character cards and play with them whilst listening.

Reading comprehension linked with Health problems J'ai mal + body parts. Text ( about 200 words long) + 10 questions in English and a grid to complete finding the words in the text. Possibility to Answer a question at the end to create own text as extension or home work.

Here is my school. Worksheet perfect for a cover lesson about "My School" Gapfill type exercise and help to write own piece of writing. Students are encouraged to use Present, Past and future tenses as well as opinions, justification, connectors etc. The first exercise is perfect as an example for students to use for their own piece of writing.

Watch a short video about Nicolas at school and answer the questions. Great after using the other " Le petit Nicolas" resources from same author. You can stop the video and practise school objects and classroom by asking questions. You can also practise self presentation and physical description using comparison when talking about Nicolas' friends. Topic - self presentation, school objects, friends, physical description. Can be used in class before a holidays or as a homework.

For students to learn dates. Reading comprehension. Cultural awareness.

To learn or revise Colours and Shapes or Flags. One student describe a flag, the other draw it Each student complete their own worksheet. Language needed: il y a un rectangle blanc. Au milieu, un cercle rouge. etc.