This is one of my favourite topics to teach. This lesson allows young people to explore Paris through a digital resource as well as teaches them places in town, what they can do in the town, a little bit of dictionary skills and some fun activities on Disneyland. Activity 1: Starter - Match the monuments of Paris Activity 2: Introduce places in town Activity 3: Listening activity via pearson Activity 4: Linguascope revision Lesson 2 Activity 1: Starter - Translate the sentences and a wordwall Activity 2: Sentence builder, translation of sentences and snowballs Activity 3: Listening activity Activity 4: Reading activity - reading and answering questions Activity 5: Write your own paragraph about your town Activity 6: 2 wordwalls - matching monuments and introducing vocabulary about what you can do in the town Activity 7: 2 worksheets Lesson 3 Activity 1: Introducing things you can do in the town Activity 2: Draw what you hear Activity 3: Introduce On peut + infinitive Activity 4: True or False activity Activity 5: Reading and matching Lesson 4 Activity 1: starter - Match the sentences to the correct images Activity 2: Listening activity Activity 3: Sentence building Activity 4: Listen to Parisians give their opinion about France, fill in the vocab table - easyfrench Activity 5: Travel around France digitally Lesson 5 Activity 1: Starter - use the scrabble board to create a sentence about what you can do in Paris, who will get the highest points Activity 2: Break up activity Activity 3: Speaking role play activity Activity 4: Find the errors in the sentences plus challenge Activity 5: Dictionary skills Activity 6: Quick, Quick, steal DISNEYLAND Activity 1: Match the names of the Disney zones to the correct images Activity 2: Research task Activity 3: Watch the video and complete the worksheet Activity 4: Worksheet/ poster

This is the first lesson on ‘les activités de loisirs’. It is catered for BGE students. I got the photos from google, and included my own bitmoji through the app. The sound effects are simply something I downloaded - very easy to use. You can copy and paste this onto any other powerpoints you have! Includes the following: introducing opinions Introducing activities Tips on how to extract information from a reading. Attached is a vocabualry sheet One pen one dice (game) Pass the parcel cards - simple layout (game)

Reading assessment designed for S3 French Includes the following topics: Family members Adjectives Numbers Physical description Family relations

This lesson gives pupils an understanding of what is included in the writing exam. It covers bullet points 1&2 and gives pupils examples of good and bad examples. It also includes a Vocabulary booklet, that pupils can use to aid them with their writing.

This lesson can be used with S1-S6. It allows pupils to explore what European Languages week is all about, furthermore touches on the importance of Eurovision and what eurovision is. Some of the resources used are directly from the council of Europe: You can find their resources here - they are free to download. https://edl.ecml.at/ (so thank you to them for providing us with great material) Starter activity: Match the Countries to the flags - countdown sound effect. Activity 1: Share learning Intentions Activity 3: Get pupils to work with the person next to them to think why it is improtant to learn a second language? Write ideas on the board as pupils shout out answers. Activity 4: Share with them why learning a language is improtant - from the posters found online - great resources : Boardworks, Tun and the European Council. Activity 5: Listen to the following celebrities speak another language - how many languages do they speak and what are these languages? Activity 6: Use the book called ‘Lara’s language journey across europe’ - you can download this for free. Print of some of the pages and hang them around the classroom. Pupils can then scan the barcode and learn a few new words in numerous of languages - feedback to the class Activity 7: SCAN the QR code and do the quiz- where am I? Activity 8: Eurovision? what is eurovision, why does it exist? Activity 9: IT IS EUROVISION TIME! Listen to a variety of songs over the years get pupils to write down the country and give their opinions in the target language Get pupils to vote using the mentimetre - scan the code and give 12 points to their favourite contestant Activity 10: Create a poster/ powerpoint slide as to why Eurovision should be held in Glasgow in 2023.