Print this lovely poster for the door of your French class!

This is a fantastic resource which took me forever to put together. It includes a starter with extension and challenge, three quizzes about places in town. Students learn how to use il y a, il n'y a pas. There is a differentiated speaking task. Students then move on to the opinions with intensifiers. There is a listening task which is also differentiated with a challenge and an extension. There is a superb plenary! You will love this lesson! All ready to go!

All: You will be able to say what you wear to school. Most: You will be able to conjugate the verb “porter” to all the persons in the Present Tense. Some: You will be able to construct complex sentences using the new vocabulary, adjectives, opinions and reasons.

It can be used in writing or during a speaking task.

This is a lovely reading with many items which you would pack in your suitcase. It describes what the whole family has packed. It includes all the possessive adjectives! The reading contains 19 questions. This reading would be ideal for a medium set.

This is a beautiful poster to put on your front door!!!!!!!!!!

This is a long lesson which I prepared for an interview for a year 8. It has so much stuff which you will find really interesting! The starter is my favourite indeed! Have fun! And enjoy the reading, speaking and writing tasks with answers!

Objectifs: 1 All You will be able to say and understand what you usually do after school. 2 Some You will be able to write 5 simple sentences on how often you do these things. 3 Most You will be able to say what you are going to do tomorrow using the near future.

This is a whole lesson to learn about points of compass, followed by a game, a reading with weather, activities and points of compass (8 questions), and a writing! Perfect for any class!

La date: Lundi 22 Février 2016 Le titre: Le passé composé (the perfect tense) Les objectifs: All: You will be able to construct the perfect tense using “je”, “il” and “elle” with verbs ending in -er, -ir and -re. Some: You will be able to construct the perfect tense using all the persons and verbs ending in -er,-ir and –re. Most: You will be able to write a few sentences using the perfect tense with “avoir” or “être”.

This is a fabulous lesson including: -New vocabulary on school subjects, -Opinions, -Connectives and reasons. Good luck!

This is my favourite lesson! I prepared it for an interview and got the job! Starter, challenge, differentiation and planery! Enjoy! It is all about introducing Spanish to new learners. Perfect for the first lesson of the year, for any year! With detailed lesson plan, 45 slides!

This lesson is amazing! You will introduce all the vocab in a form of a consolidation quiz, followed by a reading task and a fantastic listening! There is a help sheet with worksheets as well! There is a starter, and a plenary! 80 slides of perfection, colours, great pictures. Students will be engaged! Try it! It is excellent! Les objectifs: All: You will be able to understand and say the main personality adjectives in simple sentences. Most: You will be able to work out personality traits and other info from a text. Some: You will be able to recognise complex meanings including personality adjectives and other info.

YEAR 9 HIGHER ASSESSMENT ON THE FOLLOWING TOPICS: - THE BODY - HEALTHY BODY - ILLNESSES - HEALTHY ADVICE 2 readings and 2 writings with answers, new GCSE style!

Perfect lesson with everything you need, starter, planery, listening, translation etc... It shows progression!

I put this lesson together for a cover lesson on "Mes affaires", Metro 1. Anyone can follow the instructions using the book! Good luck!

Very good intro to transports vocabulary with a few sentences being built. You will be able to do a speaking, writing and translation. A lovely lesson which could be used as a cover lesson if you have Linguascope.

Just a poster to put on your front door with teacher's name, Paris and classe de Francais! Enjoy!

Just a poster to put on your front door with lovely colours! And Le Louvre!