A set of 4 lessons for Edexcel GCSE.
Aspects covered:
intro of body parts
avoir mal
describing accident (past tense)
reflexive verbs in perfect tense
at the doctor’s - role play
A set of 37 role-plays to practice in pairs for new GCSE, most of the instructions are from Edexcel specimen assessments, some are my creations.
Fold paper in half. I advise to print on the cardboard.
The students need to sit in front of each other.
I uploaded pdf version, but if you need word version, please contact me.
A booklet for feedback after the mock. Students can reflect on each paper and overall, and possible targets. I uploaded powerpoint as it can be modified.
A presentation that can be used either as an introduction to role-play or as a revision. I used it before the speaking mock exams with year 10 last year.
Sets of questions to help the students with the preparation for conversation part in the picture task. The sets include the questions suggested by Edexcel but also the ones I was thinking about.
I designed the booklets for year 9 students. It is based on CGP activity books with the purpose of preparation for Edexcel GCSE and its grammar context. I believe it can be also used with year 8.
A simple mat for the describing a photo at Polish speaking GCSE containing main points worth mentioning.
The document is available as a Microsoft Word document to enable edition and as pdf to maintain the format and font.
Powerpoint with different photo cards based on speaking exams from previous years from other languages (French, Spanish, German). Prepared for Higher Tier. All the questions contain masculin forms (surprisingly I haven’t had any female student recently).
Powerpoint with different photo cards based on speaking exams from previous years from other languages (French, Spanish, German). Prepared for Higher Tier. All the questions contain masculin forms (surprisingly I haven’t had any female student recently).
Powerpoint with different photo cards based on speaking exams from previous years from other languages (French, Spanish, German). Prepared for Higher Tier. All the questions contain masculin forms (surprisingly I haven’t had any female student recently).