<p>This unit of work is based on Studio 1 Module 5 and will take approx 3-4 weeks to complete depending how many lessons you have timetabled. The initial powerpoint Tour du Monde introduces key vocabulary for describing countries and their capital cities. The 321Partez powerpoint introduces key language features required in Module 5 such as reflexive verbs, the Passé Composé, regular group verbs in past present and simple figure tenses, and adjectives to describe destinations and holidays. Following the ‘priming’ phase, the second half of the unit is a collaborative group challenge. Each group selects a francophone country then work together completing a series of tasks resulting in their final ‘product’, a holiday itinerary to their chosen destination, including a packing list and suggested cultural activities. Add or edit the activities to suit your class and abilities. Great resource for differentiated learning. Let me know if you need another file format.</p>

<p>These cue cards are a speaking resource to support the study of Studio 1 Module 3 unit 1, Mon Ordi et Mon Portable. They combine technology activities with frequencies. To play clones, make 2 or 3 sets and distribute - students interact asking and answering questions until they find their clone. Page 1 is one set of 9, page 2 is a second set of 9, each one differing in one or two details so students need to interact as much as possible to find their clone- I have found it works best if they ask questions in random order. For a smaller class or group, just one set of page 1 cards can be used as a simple speaking activity asking and answering questions. great for developing confidence and speaking skills. Please dont forget to leave a comment below, thank you :)</p>

A resource to help students have a conversation with a classmate about crêpes, their opinions and favorite fillings. TchatteMats are a resource I create to encourage more spoken interactions between students. The support mats encourage simple interactions, on a theme, with additional vocabulary on the following page. Student select responses from options and gradually become confident enough to create their own conversations more spontaneously.

Get your students talking to each other and introducing themselves more naturally. This TchatteMat resource is a useful support to encourage peer to peer conversations. Students chat about themselves and find out what they have in common with each other. The differentiated levels allow for very simple, more developed and extended conversations. Students simply pick and choose which questions they ask and answer with different speaking partners. Page 2 has some suggested responses if they are wanted/needed as a starter. I have made this a PDF in case you have trouble opening the Pages file.

<p>A set of cue cards to support student peer interactions on the theme of Paris Je t’adore, from Studio 2, Module 2.<br /> Can be used as a clones game , where students find their clone by asking a series of questions. Very well received by students of all abilities and excellent if you need to provide differentiated tasks. If you need a different file format please let me know.</p>

<p>A set of cue cards for students to use to support peer to peer conversations. this resource functions as a game of clones; make two sets of cards and students move about the classroom asking and answering questions to find their exact match. If you need a different file format just let me know.</p>

<p>One version of the history of Valentine’s day, using the Imperfect and Perfect tenses. A Powerpoint Keynote presentation about the story of Saint Valentin, a Roman monk, and the celebration of Valentine’s Day each year on February 14. Good for seniors.</p>

<p>Scaffolded reading task offering clear differentiation on the theme of Hobbies and pastimes, based on Studio 1 Module 3. This reading task can be used as an individual assessment, or as a collaborative group task to categorise and sort information. The format is very easy to read and encourages students to use their thinking skills to make sense of texts they read.</p>

<p>This reading task is largely based on Studio Module 4, Ma Zone, with some additional vocabulary included. It can easily be adapted as a comparison with your own hometown if you wish by modifying the sentences. There is some comparative language as the focus is on comparing the two towns and contrasting features. Students use their language and cultural knowledge to establish meaning from the text and respond to comprehension questions . It provides great differentiation if you have students who need extending and challenging, as well as lots of simpler content to ensure everyone can achieve. If you require a different file format let me know. Merci!</p>

This Power-point on the French subjunctive uses the theme of Downton Abbey characters and their quotes (Qui a dit.... ) it is a fun way to reinforce recognition and comprehension of the subjunctive, especially if you or your students are fans of the show. Remember to rate or review this resource, it really helps. Merci !

Suitable for beginners or advanced beginners, students just love this activity. Open the link in your browser to this TedEd lesson and share with your class on your whiteboard, or individual students can view the lesson on their own devices or in groups. The You Tube clip is visually engaging and has wonderful scenes of Paris. Following the “ Watch” phase, work through the multi-choice questions, then the guided discussion about Paris.<br /> Can be useful as a memory game for colours and everyday phrases, or to recognise cognates. Please leave me a comment if you try this lesson and let me know what you think and how it went :) <br />

For students who are struggling and need more simplified tasks &amp; extra help. This worksheet is based on Studio 1 Module 5 pages 90-91.

This beautiful video introduces students to a little corner of Paris. The TedEd lesson is based on a You Tube clip by the Love Paris channel. Students watch the video introducing the Place des Vosges in the Marais district, then complete some challenge questions in both English and French. There are some discussion starters at the end for pairs or group work.