<p>Small paragraphs on different social medias :</p> <ul> <li>Facebook</li> <li>Twitter</li> <li>Snapchat</li> <li>Instagram</li> <li>TikTok</li> <li>Whatsapp</li> </ul> <p>They are all followed by three activities :</p> <ul> <li>Find three translations in the text</li> <li>True or False</li> <li>What’s your opinion on this social media</li> </ul>

<p>Canva presentation with 4 exercises to revise the topic of Holidays in French:</p> <ul> <li>Qu’est-ce qu’on boit / mange? - Match up holidays and the thing that you usually drink / eat for the occassion</li> <li>C’est quelle fête? - Small paragraph describing what happens during this holidays and students need to say which holiday it is</li> <li>5 choses - Students need to write down 5 things (food/drinks, clothes, holidays, transports, colours, verbs in the present, verbs in the past, verbs in the future)</li> <li>Traduction - Translation with three levels to be added on the board as a competition for the class to complete.</li> </ul>

<p>Canva presentation:</p> <ul> <li>Vrai ou Faux on stats around the La famille topic (AQA A-level Year 1)</li> <li>Mini presentation project on French speaking countries</li> <li>3 questions to be answered to guide them</li> <li>Recap slide with tips</li> </ul> <p>Perfect to use as a revision / retrieval practice for students.</p>

<p>Canva presentation to revise : Year 8 Dynamo 2 Module 1,2,3 for a Reading assessment:</p> <ul> <li>Vrai/Faux - Small texts about films and statements in English True or False?</li> <li>La bonne heure? - Match up times written in letters in French with their numbers equivalent</li> <li>C’est quel jour? - Text with what the person does on the different days of the week, statements about the activities and students need to say when they did that</li> <li>Nourriture - Text about food they like and dislike, lists of food in english, they need to tick the 5 that are mentionned</li> <li>Pourcentage - Text with percentages of people and what they do, statements with activities in English, students need to put the corresponding percentages</li> </ul>

<p>Genially with integrated wheels with random questions on all topics for revision of Speaking GCSE French. Perfect to use in lessons or for students to use as independent practice.</p>

<p>Canva presentation to play the Taboo game with students revising vocab of La cybersociété (French AQA A-level Year 1)</p> <ul> <li>17 cards with a word to make the class guess and three other words that are forbidden to be used</li> <li>2 teams to be created and give points to each words guessed by the team</li> </ul>

<p>Canva presentation to make students debate:</p> <ul> <li>Slide to divide the class into 2 teams</li> <li>Slide to explain that each person need to have a number</li> <li>5 different debate questions on the topic</li> <li>Link to a flippity to decide which number will debate in each team</li> </ul>

<p>Canva presentation to revise the topic of Bénévolat with Year 12:</p> <ul> <li>Slide to explain the principle</li> <li>Slide with an example</li> <li>11 cards (bénévole ou association)</li> </ul> <p>Each student is given a card either they are a volunteer or they are a charity, they need to discuss with each other (speed dating style) and find their best match (3 characteristics on what they are looking for are written on the cards)</p>

<p>Listening activity - Technology and old people</p> <p>Different activities to be completed during the lesson :</p> <ul> <li>Comprehension of the video - quiz</li> <li>Survey - Addicted to technology or not ?</li> <li>Advices to your friends</li> </ul> <p>Year 10-11 lesson on New Technology</p>

<p>Canva presentation - students are in pairs they get a card with two things to research on it. One persone research the first, the second the other one. They then get 5 minutes to explain their research to the other person in French.</p> <ul> <li>11 cards with two french speaking heritage things to research</li> </ul>

<p>List of all the French films to be seen with students from Year 7 until A-levels, links to trailers on Allo Ciné and links to resources for some movies on TES, Into Films,…</p> <p>Will be updated yearly.</p>

<p>This is a template to create your own battleship war game in French, you’ll have to edit it so that you have either the beginning of a sentence in the columns and the end on the rows or it can work as well with conjugation of verbs.<br /> Perfect to play with Ks3 students when you want to practice a bit of speaking and make it fun at the same time.</p>

<p>Perfect as a revision, or a starter, you can change the categories, this is the ones I use most of the time. You could even create one topic related, I had one done for the school topic. Then on the day, you select at random a letter of the alphabet.<br /> Can be done in lesson with access to dictionaries to help weaker students.</p>

<p>Article from Le Monde - Interdiction du diesel Reading<br /> Perfect to work on the environment topic with Year 11<br /> Activities are varied with three levels of difficulty, the challenge is preparing students for A-level</p>

<p>Woksheet with small paragraph with people explaining their love life problems, students need to write their advice in French.</p>

<p>Grammar revision - Two level of difficulty</p> <p>EASY level:</p> <ul> <li>Verb table (present / near future / perfect tense)</li> <li>Vocabulary (3 words per categories)</li> <li>Link answers to questions</li> <li>Which article : Le / La / L’ / Les</li> <li>Adjective agreement</li> <li>Subject pronouns</li> <li>Translation French to English</li> <li>Challenge : writing</li> </ul> <p>HARDER level:</p> <ul> <li>Verb table (present / near future / simple future / imperfect / perfect / conditional)</li> <li>Vocabulary (5 words per categories)</li> <li>Write the right question</li> <li>Le/la/l’/les exercise</li> <li>à la/ aux / au exercise</li> <li>du / de la / des / de exercise</li> <li>Conjugation of verbs</li> <li>Translation English to French</li> <li>Challenge : Writing</li> </ul>

<p>Cultural lesson for French students, used with a mixed group of Year 9 (some continuing some were not), in English with some words in French. Good for bottom set or mixed groups of students that are not continuing French.</p> <p>Link for the video, some words in French but mostly in English<br /> Questionnaire in English about cultural facts</p> <p>Good for a starter before or after the 14th of July.</p>

<p>End of Year lesson for Year 9-10</p> <p>Different activities to be completed one by one :</p> <ul> <li>Reading comprehension (Festivals in Bretagne)</li> <li>Translation (Festivals in La Réunion)</li> <li>Grammar practice</li> <li>Challenge : creative writing</li> </ul> <p>Focus on Positive behaviour (6 Student Vision skills - Empathy / Collaboration / Courageous / Inquisitive / Reflective / Reasoning) with bonus points to be earned.</p> <p>Used at the end of the year to get challenging Year 9 to focus on good behaviour and win watching a movie.</p>

<p>This template can be used to create a sudoku, they work really well with irregular verbs in the present for Year 7 for example but you could create anything that needs to have 6 sentences or conjugation within, it makes them write it over and over again without thinking about it. I use it a lot with verbs.</p>

<p>Based on an article from Phosphore published in 2020 (authentic resource), the title is the following:Pourquoi on ne fait rien alors qu’on sait que c’est grave?</p> <p>Different exercises : vocabulary searching (to train them to recognize and understand an unknown word with the context), understanding (questions in English on an overwhole understanding of the text), grammar (use and understanding of the use of definite and indefinite articles) and writing activity (being able to summarize and answer a question with your own words).</p> <p>Perfect to start on the topic of the environment, especially with classes that could struggle with the topic, make them reflect on since when has it been a problem and why is it still a problem.</p> <p>Will be part of a bundle with 14 other small reading activities soon.</p>