Worksheet about travel. Text is taken from a French newspaper, 20minutes. (Higher level)
The article is aimed at promoting the city of Manchester and what to visit / see / do.It is good for pupils to see how travel in the UK is promoted to French people.
The worksheet includes vocabulary and comprehension (grammar challenge)
Worksheet about coronavirus in France taken from 1jour1actu.fr
I added work to go alongside it, grammar, vocab and comprehension questions.
It will definitely get your pupils engaged. Very topical.
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**LO: to learn about France’s national day and how it is celebrated across the country
Plenty of activities :
a) wordsearch of key vocab of the 14th July
b) a short history of the French revolution (pupils have to draw the key information into a comic strip)
c ) values of the French Republic
d ) customs and celebrations in France (link to fireworks in Paris)
e) quiz
Comes with handout
A PPT with focus on the different locations of the Olympics.
It’s a competitive game which you can use in lesson, in teams. Ideal for the end of summer term.
Focus on phonics as a starter activity.
This is my usual Authentic Reading work to go along a text by 1jour1actu
The focus is on the design of this year’s Mascots, the Bonnet Phrygien.
it includes phonics, vocab search, reading comprehension question with a feedback sheet and an exit quiz.
This lesson is part of a bigger Paris Olympics range of lessons. More to come…
This is an authentic reading from 1jour1actu
It can be used as part of the celebrations of Francophonie week
Focus on vocab search, translation, and comprehension questions. Short French intro to key historical figures (Charlemagne and Francois 1er)
Can be used with Y9 / Y10 / Y11
This is a virtual visit of the Côte d’Azure aimed at KS3 / KS4 students to help practice key vocab + discover the south of France.
Various activities, pupils are asked to go through the presentation and take down as much information as possible to be able to do the online quiz (link attached to powerpoint)
Perfect way to end the summer term (especially when stuck at home!)
This is a connect4 game that gets the whole classroom very engaged.
It can be amended by
Home - Arrange
Selection Panel
Scroll down to Table1
Click Bring to Front
Amend the translations
Click on Send to Back and you’re ready to play! :-)
Click on the red or yellow squares to bring the token down
KS3. Objectives: to be able to form negative sentences using leisure activities as a background.
Activities around ne pas / ne jamais / ne plus.
Grammar and translation activities
To be used during Francophonie week. Ideal for KS3 + linked to house/home/food topics
Reading, listening + treasure hunt activity. (all worksheets and games included)
Big French Quiz for End of Year or welcome back lesson for Y8 + Y9
5 Categories, 8 questions per categories
Categories are:
General Knowledge
Paris
Food & Drinks
History
Sport
Cultural lesson aimed at introducing KS3 pupils at French rap.
It includes
list of "argot / verlan " words and expressions
introduction to 4 rappers through reading task
workout French newspaper headlines about rap
watch video clips
starter + exit quiz
Cultural lesson aimed at introducing KS3 / KS4 pupils at French rap.
It includes
list of "argot / verlan " words and expressions
introduction to 4 rappers through reading task
workout French newspaper headlines about rap
watch video clips
starter + exit quiz
The 9th May marks Europe Day / La journée de l’Europe. This reading is based on an article by Euronews, activities include vocab search, comprehension questions and a short translation.
It comes with a self mark sheet.
To adapt the game, all you need to do is amend the question slides.
To make the board move, you either click on the photo of the chaser if the chaser gets it right, or the chase logo if the team gets it right
To go back to the board slide, you click on the little house at the top of each question slide.
Kids loved it! It makes the classroom a bit more entertaining despite covid-19 safety measures…
KS3/4. LO: To be able to use and identify three tenses when writing and reading about mobile phones
Two texts on mobile phone usage in French + differentiated translation challenge (pupils love it!) comes with handout!
This is a lesson to go alongside the film. Activities include :
name the character, match characters with personality traits, describe some characters and a quiz on the film after they watched it.
The lesson comes with a worksheet so pupils can have it with them when watching the film.
Jouer ou faire lesson. Objectives: to become more confident when using the verbs faire and jouer
Starter : fill in sentences with the correct form or jouer et faire
Boardgame : 24 boxes, 24 differentiated translations. Play with two teams (green and purple) - challenging and the challenge aspects allows great engagement from the pupils