Text by a girl describing her part time jobs, including some imperfect tense. Differentiated questions on comprehension, finding phrases in Spanish, highlighting word types and extending phrases.
Differentiated crossword for part-time jobs, linking to GCSE module of Education, Work and Future plans. Suitable also for HA KS3. Excellent starter or plenary. Fully animated with all answers.
<p>This resource includes a powerpoint that introduces part-time jobs. It then goes on to revise and consolidate on the modal verb devoir and includes a race up the Eiffel tower game and a verb drill sheet to secure student knowledge on this grammar point.</p>
<p>There is also a dicey dialogue sheet to practice key questions and basic answers prior to students answering questions independently.</p>
<p>A Powerpoint presentation to provide vocabulary to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having a part time job while studying.</p>
<p>- Presentation is based on a question and answer structure<br />
- Also includes some expressions using different tenses (useful for writing and speaking tasks)</p>
<p>This presentation is aimed at more advanced pupils but could be edited for less advanced classes.</p>
Resources to teach the vocabulary around part-time jobs. It includes a Powerpoint to introduce the vocabulary and emphasise pronunciation with a couple of exercises: unjumbling translations to match French and English phrases and sorting positives and negatives into columns. There is a vocabulary sheet with space to complete the English and one which has been completed with French and English for the teacher to decide how they prefer to deliver it. Also, a reading comprehension exercise with 4 short texts and 15 questions to answer along with an answer sheet. Q&A talking cards with illustrations on how to answer the questions - the A4 sheet can be cut up and handed out for displayed on screen - along with a key to the illustrations and, again, an ‘answer sheet’.
<p>GCSE French <strong>Part-time work / work experience</strong><br />
<strong>PPT</strong> introducing: places of work, tasks/responsabilities , opinions<br />
<strong>2x TL examples</strong> containing place, tasks, opinions . Ideal for pronunciation and fluency , as well as for translation practice<br />
Word document: <strong>vocabulary list</strong> and pairwork activity</p>
Double-sided worksheet providing vocabulary to help students describe different part time jobs.<br />
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Pupils simply write the number of the corresponding English sentence (from side 2 of the sheet) next to the sentences on side 1.<br />
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Could do this against the clock to add challenge/fun?<br />
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( All images are public domain from https://openclipart.org )
<p>Sentence builder about part-time jobs, how much you earn and your opinion to be used for GCSE Spanish on work and employment.</p>
<p>Available in Word (editable), PDF and ready to print for students.</p>
<p>A two hour lesson covering the vocabulary of part time jobs and chores, as well as earnings. Aimed at a higher set of Yr11s.</p>
<p><strong>Lesson 1:</strong><br />
Starter: picture description (theme 4).<br />
Language presentation: match up the French and the image (extension: conjugate each action in the perfect tense, then the imperfect tense).<br />
Practice through a listening.<br />
Authentic material used: survey from 2008 discussing which gender does the chores at home. Used in a reading (with frequency added).<br />
Writing with sentences starters: is this still the case? Why (not)?</p>
<p><strong>Lesson 2:</strong><br />
Starter: picture description (theme 4).<br />
Past paper exercises on theme 4 (2 listening, 1 reading, 1 writing -28 mark- with writing frame).</p>
Worksheet focusing on vocab/ verbs to help do a writing on work and part time jobs<br />
includes higher level phrases, infinitive verbs, connectives and success criteria
<p>This time-saving resource provides students with vocabulary acquisition, practice and production on the topic of part-time jobs. There are a variety of different types of task such as comprehension questions, ‘find the French for’, gap fills and true. false or not in the text which readies students for the styles of questions that they face in GCSE exams. They can also be used to practice and develop reading aloud and dictation skills. Two tasks facilitate the description of photographs, in preparation for the speaking and writing exams, getting students used to these questions and photos that may be similar to the ones they encounter. Extension tasks are provided to stretch and challenge students which involves understanding more complex vocabulary and translation. This resource includes writing practice on this topic ‘Part-time jobs’, reflecting on the vocabulary used in the prior tasks, is broken up into a 40 word, a 90 word and a 150 word task, allowing for use with all levels.<br />
This resource also comes with answer sheets, making it a perfect resource to support all staff, specialists and non-specialists. Could even be used for effective cover and peer assessment. Resources have been proofread by two native speakers.<br />
A FREE sample resource in this style is available in my TES shop on the topic of charity work.</p>
<p>A time-saving bundle of engaging worksheets for GCSE French including reading, comprehension, vocabulary extension, writing, photo description and translations.<br />
This bundle includes bubble sheets on school, part-time work and future study.<br />
Each resource provides students with vocabulary acquisition, practice and production on each part of the topic. There are a variety of different types of task such as comprehension questions, ‘find the French for’, gap fills and true. false or not in the text which readies students for the styles of questions that they face in GCSE exams. They can also be used to practice and develop reading aloud and dictation skills. Two tasks facilitate the description of photographs, in preparation for the speaking and writing exams, getting students used to these questions and photos that may be similar to the ones they encounter. Extension tasks are provided to stretch and challenge students which involves understanding more complex vocabulary and translation. This resource includes multiple writing practice, reflecting on the vocabulary used in the prior tasks, is broken up into a 40 word, a 90 word and a 150 word task, allowing for use with all levels.<br />
This resource also comes with answer sheets, making it a perfect resource to support all staff, specialists and non-specialists. Could even be used for effective cover and peer assessment. Resources have been proofread by two native speakers.<br />
A FREE sample resource in this style is available in my TES shop on the topic of charity work.</p>