Comprehensive detailed introduction of Passe Compose with etre (to be) including reflexive verbs.

<p>Presentation and worksheet to introduce the basic preposition of places in French.</p> <p><strong>Presentation (PPT):</strong><br /> Slide 2-7 Introducing the various vocabulary as well as structures of sentences.<br /> Slide 8 – 13 activity where students need to find “Charlie”, many options for each slide are possible.</p> <p><strong>Worksheet (Word - Pdf):</strong><br /> Can be done directly on the worksheet or cut and glue into the notebook. The last one is for student to daw and use their imagination.</p>

Simple directions in French including how to ask for direction.

<p>PowerPoint introducing the various negatives in French using simple images with a speaking/writing activity at the end.</p>

<p>This various teaching materials aim at discovering, discussing, debating the topic of sexual inequality in General but mainly at work.</p> <p><strong>PowerPoint</strong><br /> slide 2: two comic strips which cover the topic. It allows a discussion or / and written activity.<br /> Slide 3: Find in the list if it’s the origin or the solution of the problem of sex inequality at work<br /> Slide 4: figures about sexual inequality at work in France. For each figure the aim for students to find the origin(s) of the inequality as well as giving solutions that could solve it. The activity can be done in Group or individually<br /> Slide 5-14: figures</p> <p><strong>Worksheets: Egalite femme homme / egalite homme femme les 10 chiffres a connaitrer</strong><br /> Worksheet for student to do the activities from the Power Point.</p> <p><strong>Worksheets: les femmes dans les sciences / les femmes dans les sciences reponse</strong><br /> Reading activity from a text covering the topic of women in the science field. The source is the UN.</p> <p><strong>Video from the mini TV serie un gars une fille.</strong><br /> The activity is to understand the sketches and specifically work on the stereotypes in those situations. It also makes discover the French society.</p> <p><strong>De plus en plus de femmes medecins</strong><br /> Text about the increase of the number of women doctor, the reason and the effect in the profession.</p>

<p>PowerPoint presentation introducing the negation in French (ne … pas).</p> <p><strong>Negation – pas de</strong><br /> Slide 2: Two simple smileys to show the contrast of affirmative and negative sentence.<br /> Slide 3: Another simple example with a vowel as first letter (n’).<br /> Slide 4: Using colours and shapes to explain the construction of negative in French.<br /> Slide 5: explanation of the (n’) form with examples for each letter.<br /> Slide 6 - 7: Visual which explain not any.<br /> Slide 8: Written / oral activity how to transform into negative.</p>

<p><strong>File: Verbs present -er</strong><br /> Slide 2: It shows that verbs describe actions. Infinitive.<br /> Slide 3: It displays the verbs conjugate with subjects to introduce the conjugation of verbs in French.<br /> Slide 4: Compare the infinitive with the conjugate form.<br /> Slide 5: Introduce the conjugation of a -er verb in all subjects.<br /> Slide 6: Explain the rules of conjugation using colours.<br /> Slide 7 – 8: Let the students practice (oral / writing)<br /> Slide 9: Written activity using aimer and détester.</p> <p><strong>File: spinning wheel -er verbs</strong><br /> Click on “tourney” and make the students conjugate the verb orally or written. Can be done individually or groups.</p>

<p>Teacher materials introducing the use of relatives pronouns “que” and “qui”, simple steps and the “qu’” form. It involves a simple activity.</p>

<p>Slides that explains the various use of “imparfait” and “passe compose”:<br /> ① Short action (PC) in the middle of a longer one (imparfait).<br /> ② repeated action (imparfait), one time action (PC).<br /> ③ Imparfait is used for situation, conditions, feeling.<br /> Use of photos in context and situations.<br /> Various situations from the French movie “Amelie of Montmartre” with the various use of “imparfait” or / and “passe compose”.</p>

<p>These documents aim to introduce how to talk about playing sport and chess in French. It also introduces the use of the articles “au”, “a la” and “aux” and the conjugation of the regular verb “jouer”.<br /> It includes an PPT activity (jouer activite indices) where students have clues and need to form full sentences guessing the right leisure activity.</p>

Simple slides to introduce regular verbs in French in present tense

<p>Activities to understand the various types of family in nowadays society.</p> <p><strong>PPT La famille c’est quoi</strong></p> <p>Slide 2: Introduction questions about the family topic (oral / written)<br /> Slide 3: Fill in the words in the worksheet<br /> Slide 4-9: answer questions about each type of family (oral / written)</p>

Revision on Present, Passe Compose, and simple presentation of the Futur Simple.

<p>PPT presentation introducing adjectives in French, describing person (physic or personality). It points out the difference between the masculine and feminine (noun gender) and the various ending. It is easy to understand; it also involved an activity.</p>

<p>Introduction to family members vocabulary (father / mother / sister / brother) and possessive pronoun my in French (mon / ma / mes).<br /> Uses two famous cartoon families: The Simpsons and The Griffins.</p>

<p>Advanced level activities for the topic: leisure and holidays<br /> Various activities to develop vocabulary:</p> <ul> <li>Holidays accommodations</li> <li>luxurious vacations vs backpackers vacations</li> <li>vacations to get away from Internet, social media modern technology</li> </ul>

<p>Presentation introducing French past tense “imparfait” to learners who have already learned the French “présent” and “passé composé”.</p> <p>Slide 2: various full sentences in “présent”, “passé composé” and “imparfait”, let the learner spot the “imparfait” tense.<br /> Slide 3: show conjugate verbs in “imparfait” and its infinitive, then the learner can have a better idea and try to deduct the rule on how to conjugate.<br /> Slide 4-5: step by step explanation on how to conjugate in “imparfait”.<br /> Slide 6: practice with verbs in all groups. (spoken or written).<br /> Slide 7: in a table introduce the conjugation in the three verb groups.<br /> Slide 8: introduction to the exception: être (to be).<br /> Slide 9 – 14: practice using friends and gif which shows past actions / facts.<br /> Slide 15 – 24: practice with infinitive and subject.</p>

<p>Various teaching materials (PPT, worksheets) using statistics, texts and other data to engage in the subject of religion.<br /> Diversity of activities which can be conducted in orally or / and by writing.</p>

<p>Two different activities to cover the immigration / immigrant topic.</p> <ol> <li> <p>text which summarizes the false stereotypes / ideas about immigration, with an activity (vocabulary and summary).</p> </li> <li> <p>A slide about integration of immigrants.</p> <code> Slide 2: The various reasons of difficulties for immigrants to integrate in the new country. Slide 3: One situation of immigrants and reasons of non integration. Introduction of structures for sentences with expressions and linked words. Slide 4: Basic structures exemples Slide 5: Other examples of immigrants, work on reasons of them not being integrated. A worksheet on making sentences using structures showed in slides with linked words and other helped.</code> </li> </ol>

<p>How to describe the basic information of the holidays in French.<br /> Create simple sentences with simple structures.<br /> Use of Passé Compsé and Imparfait.</p>

A simple and step by step introduction of the past tense of passe compose