Teacher of French and Spanish (French native) at Secondary level.
Teaching towards real life, through GCSE Edexcel.
What to expect:
-> Quality lessons
->Scaffolded activity, increasing in challenge
->Differentiated activities within the lesson
-> KS4: a Higher / Foundation lesson
-> Spiral learning to support retrieval
-> Dual coding to support memorisation
-> exam skills with past papers where applicable
Check out the French lesson on Jobs (free) to see an example of what to expect!
Teacher of French and Spanish (French native) at Secondary level.
Teaching towards real life, through GCSE Edexcel.
What to expect:
-> Quality lessons
->Scaffolded activity, increasing in challenge
->Differentiated activities within the lesson
-> KS4: a Higher / Foundation lesson
-> Spiral learning to support retrieval
-> Dual coding to support memorisation
-> exam skills with past papers where applicable
Check out the French lesson on Jobs (free) to see an example of what to expect!
Lesson aimed at a higher set of Yr11s and covering the problems that can happen on holidays (dirty hotel, lost items, broken limbs…) and what they had to do.
A four-hour lesson.
Lesson 1:
Practice of ER verbs at the first person singular in the perfect tense, present tense, near future, future, conditional.
Leads to mwb activity and a translation involving several tenses.
Lesson 2:
Introduction of various problem that happened during the holidays through reading.
Practice through listening / translation.
Lesson 3:
Study and practice of the pluperfect (through a recap of the perfect tense first).
Practice through reading, which requires students to make the difference between pluperfect and perfect tense.
Lesson 4:
Quick look into the imperfect tense to describe (c’était, il y avait…), then focus on vocabulary related to problems in a hotel.
Leads to a guided writing that includes vocabulary and tenses of the whole lesson.
Lesson aimed at a higher set of Yr11s and covering the vocabulary of food (recap), how to order food and take orders, and give your opinion about food.
A four-hour lesson.
Lesson 1:
Tenses practice with “avoir” (imperfect, perfect tense, present tense, near future, future and conditional).
Leads to a mwb activity then a translation mixing tenses with the following expressions:
avoir faim
avoir soif
avoir besoin de
avoir envie de
Lesson 2:
Practice of a dialog in a restaurant.
Practice through translation of key sentences, reading and listening (differentiated worksheets available for the whole class to access the activity).
Lesson 3:
Focus on giving your opinion of a restaurant outing, with the help of a sentence builder.
Practice through a reading (differentiated worksheets) and another reading with open answer questions.
Lesson 4:
Students create their own menu.
Work on a role play to go order at their “classmates’ restaurant”.
Writing a Trip advisor review for their classmates’ restaurant, giving their opinion.
Bundle regrouping all the Foundation lessons, meant to last a whole term with 2-to-4-hour lessons.
You will find lessons on:
Countries, accommodation and transports (conditional)
Hotel room booking - leads to a role play
Transports & ticket booking - leads to a role play (+ comparative).
Holidays activities (present and past tense + perfect tense of reflexive verbs).
Restaurant outing - leads to a role play + writing to review a restaurant
Problems on holidays (including perfect tense, some imperfect tense + “j’aurais/j’ai dû… + inf” and pluperfect)
Lessons covering Theme 2 Topic: My area.
The bundle has the Foundation and Higher version of each version.
Planned to cover a whole term (assessment not included).
Bundle with the following resources (lasts a whole term):
Sports (play) + since and pronoun “y”
Sports (do), Instruments + since and pronoun “en”
Internet
Reading ( + paper books vs e-books)
TV shows (higher opinions and adjective agreement).
TV shows (comparative)
Hobbies in the past (passé composé)
Make your planning easier with this Powerpoint !
French and Spanish Listening, Reading and Writing exercises from Edexcel past papers from 2018 to 2023 (included) sorted per theme.
Included: transcript and answers.
Included: in the note under the side, you will see the year of the paper (that way you can plan around the papers you are going to use for MOCKs).
What I usually do: I have a look at my lesson’s objective and then scan the PPT of the theme I am currently teaching to see if any paper would work well (as a recap / practice / end production).