Loads to do in this lesson, lots of little activities. Taught this lesson to my year 8 and year 9 groups. Both particularly loved the 'Voki' listening activity- I created my own avatars, as opposed to just another boring listening task. The map task can be used as both a speaking and writing activity. Full of resources :-) The logic puzzle is one of rosaespanola's - check her out- her resources are beaut.

ppt focussing on introducing reflexive verbs in the context of a daily routine- involves a comic strip activity at the end.

A very simple past tense lesson that breaks it down completely by spoon feeding the information part by part with lots of examples. Includes a 'recipe' sheet that goes with the Past Tense Burger in the ppt. Also, circles that I use as a plenary that the pupils write (given) sentences in.

The aim of this is to get pupils up to a Level 3 writing. It can be expanded with more foods however the group I used this with are extremely LAB and had already spent a couple of lessons of foods. The blank menu worked really well, as it meant they could add as much colour as they liked!

Lesson focussing on speaking, with some writing towards. Teaches pupils to use the phrases 'J'ai' and 'Je n&'ai pas de...'. Stronger pupils can incorporate giving names & ages. Finishes with pupils playing charades.

LAB ppt designed for a lower set Yr8 focussing on nationalities. Lots of speaking work involved. Some slides have been adapted from other's work!

Looks at how to form the perfect tense, in English first of all. Then moves onto how to form avoir & the basic forms of eating/ drinking verbs. Looks at what a Past Participle is, gives a PP 'recipe' with a burger, then finishes with a gap fill.

Goes through the names of the fruits followed by a 'What's in your fruit basket activity?' which worked really well with LAB kids. They have to then go round asking each other, and replying which meant I could asses their learning. A game of teacher vs. students then a wordsearch rounds the lesson nicely.