Seasons cover work is an activity sheet to keep students busy during a cover lesson. Designed so that you can just leave it with the cover supervisor, answers included. New French learners KS2 to KS3 as revision. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, wordsearch, translation and writing task.

This cover work is a support sheet for an end of year or end of unit task on My family-Ma famille. As well as the support for the written task and the dialogue task there is a sheet of activities including gap-fill, recognition of words and sentence structure, translation, find the French and a wordsearch. I have used this for cover work and also for when I am assessing students spoken French as students can work independently through the tasks.

En ville-cover work is a lesson plan and activity sheet to keep students busy for up to an hour. Designed so that you can leave it with the cover supervisor, answers included for self, peer or supervisor checking. New French learners who have completed some basic French. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, translation and writing tasks and a word-search.

Football clothes is a lesson plan and activity sheet to allow students to work independently. Part of a series of football inspired worksheets that I created to engage my students in learning French. Designed so that if you need to you can leave it with the cover supervisor, answers and a vocabulary sheet included. New French learners KS2 to 3. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, translation and writing task.

Football positions is a lesson plan and activity sheet to allow students to work independently. Part of a series of football inspired worksheets that I created to engage my students in learning French. Designed so that if you need to you can leave it with the cover supervisor, answers and a vocabulary sheet included. New French learners KS2 to 3. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, translation and writing task.

Home, school, independent learning French festivals designed to help students to understand a bit about French culture , La fete du travail is for students who already have some knowledge of French, year 9 +. Answer sheet included. There are a variety of activities: comprehension, translation, working out French words using context, un-jumbling words and word recognition. I hope you find it useful.

This worksheet is designed to keep students year 7-9 occupied with a range of grammar, comprehension and word recognition tasks on the theme of snacks, likes and dislikes. It includes short and extended translation exercises, and a writing task. The answer sheet is included to allow self/peer or cover supervisor marking. It can be used as home learning or a cover lesson

Mes animaux cover work is a lesson plan and activity sheet to keep students busy for up to an hour. Designed so that you can just leave it with the cover supervisor, answers included. New French learners KS2 to 3. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, wordsearch, translation and writing task.

Opinions - cover work is a lesson plan and activity sheet to keep students busy for up to an hour. Designed so that you can just leave it with few instructions. For French learners KS3 who already have some understanding of the basics. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, translation and writing task. The answer sheet accompanies the worksheet to allow cover supervisor, self or peer checking.

Home, school, independent learning French,Tour de France, includes details about the tour, explanation of the stages, jerseys, fans, links to videos of the tour & the official TDF website, type of food the riders eat and fitness regime. There are 20 questions with answers based on the information in the presentation, a set of key words, and a list of suggestions for follow up tasks. These resources can be for one lesson or, if you choose to exploit it further, could be a series of lessons. Great for teaching a cultural and geographic aspects of France and it’s an event you and your class can follow on television. Updated in 2018 I hope you enjoy teaching your classes about the Tour de France as much as I do.