Introduction to the topic of ‘Where do you live/Wo wohnst du?’ This is Lesson 1 of an 8 part topic. Aimed at KS3 pupils. This lesson comprises: Key question - Wo wohnst du? Key phrase - Ich wohne Types of dwelling/housing Where you live (area)

These resources taken from a lunchtime Italian club I used to run. Covers: Greetings Personal details (name, age, where you live) Food and drink Focus on culture Focus on the region of Campania Wordsearches, gapfills, certificates and worksheets provided as well as lessons.

A test package based on the York Language Aptitude Test. Includes instructions, user manual, technical guide and the test itself.

This lesson focuses on addicitons and unhealthy habits. It looks at reasons why people may have certain addictions, links to KS4 PSHE. Includes reading activity and GCSE-style (AQA) photocard starter.

Lesson on healthy eating/food and drink. Comprises reading, translation and writing activities.

Covers: Basic introduction gap-fill Items in your school bag

French prepositions posters/display involving a cat…

A simple worksheet designed for KS2 or KS3 pupils on food & drink.

Lesson on healthy eating but with a very strong focus on adverbs of frequency, their use and position within sentences.

Listening focus lesson on Healthy Living - aimed for KS4 pupils. Includes authentic French adverts related to Healthy Living, GCSE (AQA) style tasks and a dictation.

Healthy living lesson centred around how to stay healthy or in shape. Comprises: Reading, dictation, translation activities

This lesson looks at: Food & drink vocabulary Adverbs of frequency Writing & translation activities

What I eat & drink lesson. Aimed at KS3 into KS4 students. Two lots of activities to choose from based on your group’s level. Reading, translation and writing exercises provided.

Future Tense Lesson aimed at KS3 students, comprising: Future Tense Construction Future Tense Opinion Phrases Activities Sports

Lesson comprises: Meals of the day Recap of key vocabulary Nutrition of food (vitamins, protein, carbs etc.) Translation, reading, listening and writing exercises provided.

Lesson which touches on the foundation of the French Republic and the values it was built on. Looks at the difference between constitutional monarchy (UK) and the French Republic. Also includes a brief history as to why the French revolution came about. Finishes with a short writing task to measure understanding.

72 Slides of potential plenaries/starters/classroom instructions and templates for use in French and Spanish as well as useful websites. Could be useful for KS3 or KS4.

A mark strip which can be highlighted to show what pupils have done well plus a space to give marks.

4 pages of key classroom language in French. Could be used by students, trainee teachers, those on an SKE course etc.