<p>Created for year 8 French in response to request for more literature to be covered at Key Stage 3 but could be used with Key Stage 4 as well. The focus is on space and the Little Prince. There is an audio version of the book available on Youtube that could be used when teaching and the official Petit Prince website is also useful. Booklet includes perfect tense exercises, including reflexives, and some future tense. </p>

I developed these to help with marking, so that students can clearly see what they are doing well in their work and what they can do to improve. I use them at the end of each half-term so that students can see what progress they have made. I print them on coloured paper so that they stand out and glue them into student books.

I created this workbook using Charlie et la Chocolaterie by Roald Dahl, as a response to more literature being studied in the KS3 languages curriculum. It includes a variety of exercises. When I taught it, I used Youtube videos to find French adverts and for the trailer of film. I also have lesson plans available if anyone is interested.

A table mat and matching display for use with KS3 French classes. Laminate the table mat and have it available to students at all times during written activities to help them to help themselves. Also, the same table mat in Spanish, as translated by Spanish assistant.

Il Faut Faire du Sport. A song about sports sung to the tune of 'Gangnam Style&' by Psy, as requested by my year 7 students. There is a link to the YouTube video on the worksheet for backing music. The worksheets are various levels of gap-fill activity, but you could alter those as you wish to differentiate. WARNING: It&';s fast to sing - even I get tongue-tied sometimes, and I wrote it!

<p>A primary French scheme of work for year 1 and 2, based on the topic of the rainforest. Using weekly repetition of animals and adjectives, pupils build up to being able to describe animals and to produce sentences from memory by following a story.<br /> Lesson plans, PowerPoints, play script, outdoor activity, sondage and sorting activity included. I haven’t included the masks or monkey door hanger because I used printables from another site, which are easy to find on Google (i.e. not my work!).<br /> UPDATED ON 22/6 SO NOW HAS NO ERRORS.</p>

<p>Scheme of work based on the Vikings for years 3 and 4, primary French. Created by adapting a pirates transition scheme of work from the ALL conference in 2011. Includes PowerPoints, lesson plans and worksheets.</p>

I use this as a starter activity during a module on chocolate. The cards need cutting up so that students can try to work out which English and French sweet titles match. The sweet titles are taken from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl (both English and French versions of the book).

Just a little ditty I wrote to sing during the chocolate module with my year 7. It is sung to the tune of Justin Bieber's 'Beauty and a Beat&'.

How to form the subjunctive to the tune of 'I predict a riot' by the Kaiser Chiefs. Gap fill on task sheet.

Dominos describing why a person plays football, how often the person plays, what kit is worn, what the person eats to stay in shape, what the person avoids etc.

<p>A short song to the tune of the Conga, to help pupils to remember the partitive article in French.</p>

A song that I wrote to the tune of 'Club can&'t handle me&'; by Flo Rida. Dare you rap for your class? :)

<p>Lesson plans, PowerPoints, worksheets and activities that I created to use with KS1 but could also be used with lower KS2. Based on the book ‘T’Choupi à la Ferme’. There are also many videos of the cartoon series featuring T’Choupi available on YouTube.<br /> You will need to buy your own copy of the book in order to read the actual story.</p>

<p>A French song about school, written to the tune of Despacito. My original has our school’s name wherever it says ‘notre école’ - two syllables in the school name, so you could substitute in your school’s name if able.</p>