Basic class instructions, and simple phrases for promoting the use of TL in the classroom, some phrases for peer assessment in the TL. Have used this from the start of the year with year 7 and by the end of the year they no longer need to refer to the sheet.

A work sheet with the structure of j'aime + infinitive for giving opinions. Includes a gap fill, translation and finding key grammar.

Work sheet to consolidate questions forms and using them with activities. Use in collaboration with the Questions and activities display.

A celebration menu with pictures and questions with answers on it. Can be used to show the kind of menu you might find in a French restaurant. Students with some knowledge of French.

Au restaurant is a writing frame designed to guide students written work to include a variety of linguistic features necessary for GCSE. The support phrases are in both French and English, you could leave this as cover work or give as homework or revision in preparation for the written or the spoken exam. I have used this with a top year 9 group as a challenge and they wrote some interesting pieces or with a year 10 or 11 group especially those who need more encouragement.

French speaking countries is a worksheet designed to make students of geography aware that French is not only spoken in France. Some awareness of the French language and opportunities for further research. Includes links and ideas for writing, some questions and a word search with answers.

This resource is introducing food items available in the supermarket using the "On peut" + infinitive constructions. It contains vocabulary lists, images and words presenting the vocabulary for drilling. Activities to use the new vocabulary, grammar explanation of "On peut" + infinitive with activities and a translation with step by step support. The power-point version has the images and words animated for repetition and memory skills, the PDF version does not allow this. I have used this with year 8 students and year 9 bottom sets for revision. I hope you find this useful.

Part 2 of a series of French grammar worksheets beginning with the very basics, explaining grammar points in English and the equivalent exercises in French. New to French or prior learner, for Home learning, independent work or cover lessons. It helps my students to understand why we need to learn grammar when learning a language, see the similarities and differences, acquire an understanding of the basic rules, look out for patterns in language and is also an opportunity to revise English grammar too. This pdf comes in 2 versions a simple word pdf and a canva with an answer sheet for self-correction, supervisor or peer correction.

For students new to French and for those who have been studying French for a while I have designed a series of worksheets that cover French grammar beginning with the very basics, explaining grammar points in English and then the equivalent in French. It helps my students to understand why we need to learn grammar when learning a language and is also an opportunity to revise English grammar too. Exercise 1. Nouns has exercises in both languages and comes with an answer sheet for self correction. Two versions attached, one is a word document and the second is a more student friendly version in colour.

Home, school, independent learning French Au college a lesson plan and activity sheet & answers. Activities:Gap fill, word & sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, translation & writing task. New French learners KS2 to 3.

Home, school, independent learning French My ideal partner, answer sheet included. A vocabulary matching exercise, un-jumbling words, & revision of adjective agreement as well as a translation & a free writing task. This resource was originally designed with a low ability year 9 class in mind but would be suitable for younger students with 2 years of French. In addition students could create their own sentence or word jumbles as this helps with spelling & word recognition. I hope you find it useful.

Home, school, independent learning French, Ma famille revision is a work sheet with answer sheet included. Focus on spelling, grammar, masculine & feminine words & sentence structure. This worksheet was originally designed to support year 7 students revising for their test on Ma famille. There is also a long text with comprehension and a translation task. The extension is to write your own paragraph using the model text for support. I also used it with a bottom set year 9 class and it helped them to improve their spellings of basic phrases. I hope that you find it useful.

Home, school, independent learning, French opinions about hobbies using the infinitive construction. Builds on basic opinions, activities allow students to practice the formula and write their own sentences. Answer sheet provided for self or supervisor marking. For example j’aime/j’adore/je n’aime pas/je deteste and an infinitive verb.

Home, school, independent learning French months & seasons is an activity sheet to keep students occupied for up to an hour, answers included for self-correction. Suitable for students with a little knowledge of French. Includes a variety of activities: gap fill, matching, word and sentence recognition, reading, translation and writing tasks.

Freetime-loisirs starters are designed to get the class thinking about the topic and revise verbs and grammar. Translation activity and a verb recognition activity, they can be used as single starters just taking one or two at a time or you could give them all at once depending on your class.

This is a primary French resource that I prepared for a short lesson with a year 4 class. I have included the resources, words and images and the lesson plan and added some extra activities that could be used to extend the lesson. The pupils found it really interesting and you could use it with older junior pupils. It has a cross curricular RE content which you could enlarge on or focus on the French cultural information about "La galette des rois". I hope you and your pupils enjoy it!