Lesson on the different actions that the French resistance took, what and why they were resisting.

8 Lessons on L’Etranger Part 1

Scheme of work for Year 9 with the following units: Body and health Work and ambition Education Cultural topics to choose from Holidays Priorities and world around us

Lesson on discrimination in the work place in France and focus on positive discrimination.

Lesson about reading facts and data about le living conditions in France for families and comparing why some families are more comfortable than others - this links to the evolution of the the family structure with the new forms of families.

Lesson about the advantages that working in France provides. Focus on key words per slides and explanations. Work sheet for students.

This lesson uses the song from Grand Corps Malade and analyses the lyrics and how he pays tributes to women. There is also some A-Level translations for practice.

This lesson focuses on how the role of women has evolved within the family structure and the most important dates to remember.

Lesson on Jean Moulin, his part in the Resistance

Lesson on the Vichy Régime and La Révolution Nationale, how the Vichy Regime tried to change the face of France to conform to Nazi Germany’s ideals.

8 lessons on L’Etranger Part 2

Pétain’s speech asking the French to collaborate. Study of the speech and key phrases. Comparison of speech with Churchill’s (on the beaches). Answer the question : Petain a-t-il trahi la nation francaise?

Review films in French and give your opinion

Great ressource for a-level students studying France under German Occupation. 4 testimonies of French who lived through German invisation and comprehension questions.

Lesson on the past tense using the theme of visiting Paris

Lesson on the poem Demain Des l’Aube et identifying the simple future

3 lessons to teach about holidays

Resistance and retaliation fomr the Nazis in occupied France - Focus on Oradou/Glane

Role of women in the Resistance - listening task Focus on Josephine Baker

Liberation of Paris - De Gaulle’s speech Comparison between his speech in 1940 calling for the Resistance and the one in 1944 after Paris was liberated

Recap and last lesson on Theme 4 - La France Occupée