This booklet is intended as a pupil vocab booklet that contains the vocab for the new Edexcel GCSE in French (first teaching in 2024), as per the interactive vocab list. Vocab is categorised according to the thematic contexts and within sub-categories as listed in the spec. It is categorised within each section according to parts of speech (nouns, verbs etc). Vocab that doesn’t fit the thematic contexts is listed separately at the beginning.
A bank of questions for the Edexcel Speaking exam conversation element. Questions are organised by theme into one handy booklet. Each question has a model answer to support less able students and space for students to prepare their own response in the target language. Ideal for students to keep all their speaking exam preparation in one place!
A series of differentiated lessons on Module 2 Mon clan, ma tribu. All units are covered and include tasks from Higher and Foundation. Differentiated listening and reading tasks are included. Each unit contains 2 lessons but some could be 'divided ’ into 3.
Introduction PowerPoint for students. Use in first language lesson in year 10. Includes:
Paper percentages
Paper content
Shoutout to EaTemp for the awesome template!
Powerpoint 1 is a brief introduction lesson. Powerpoint 2 covers Chapter 1 ‘Ma Vie en ligne’ (pages 8-9 of the Edexcel GCSE French textbook). Powerpoint 2 includes
a vocab list and quick quiz
a sentence builder
A teacher led listening excercise
Sentence stealer activity
translation into English task
A reading task
A writing task
GCSE French writing practice and revision based on Edexcel.
This PPT includes:
a recap of Paper 4 (writing) for both foundation and higher level, based on Edexcel
success criteria for a good piece of writing
an analysis of an exam question (based on the topic of my area)
a model answer (with gap fill and answers included)
sentence bingo (based on all topics)
Recently changed to EDEXCEL; AQA version is here.
Here’s the EDEXCEL vocab lists for French, Spanish and German, laid out into a more accessible form and split into the suggested themes/topics.
All the themes have at least one Quizlet or Memrise to learn them, all of which are linked on the cover sheet. To reduce the amount of vocab students would be learning, I’ve removed duplicates across multiple themes and only left a single entry in the topic/theme it would come up in whilst teaching. Obviously, though, this was made with my SoW in mind, so certain vocab may come up in other themes over the course of your teaching
N.B. Not all vocab from EDEXCEL has been added to these lists; numbers, for example, have been left off. Also, multiple conjugations of basic verbs - in the same tense - (e.g. to be/to have) have been left off.
If you spot any issues, please let me know!
A booklet to help pupils with the role play for the new GCSE spec.
Includes:
Role plays from the Edexcel website
Gaps for pupils to fill in answers
Useful phrases for pupils to learn
Ideal for printing/sharing electronic copy with students at beginning of KS4
Weekly testing over 2-3 years
Topic by topic - follows order of the Edexcel iGCSE text book
I created this PowerPoint so that my department could go through the key elements during the first week back with Yr 10 to introduce the course and the new GCSE Edexcel requirements.
This presentation, accompanying workbook and dictations provide additional resources to prepare students for the Travel and Tourism section of the specification.
It includes: grammar notes and practice on the perfect tense and après avoir
Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing opportunities, with opportunities to practice reading aloud and role plays and dictation.
It includes an introduction to the Photocard and opportunities to build and reinforce vocabulary knowledge.
A comprehensive French Edexcel Speaking Booklet tailored for the 2024 specification. This meticulously crafted resource is designed to support teachers and students as they navigate the updated speaking exam requirements. It includes everything needed to effectively prepare students for success and is editable to suit your needs.
Inside, you’ll find a thorough explanation of the new exam format, presented in a clear and student-friendly manner, alongside a simplified mark scheme to help students understand how they will be assessed. The booklet is packed with fresh and relevant tasks for both Foundation and Higher levels, including brand new read-aloud exercises, original role-plays set in diverse settings, engaging picture tasks, and a wide range of conversation questions covering all 3 tenses. Each section is designed to challenge students and encourage deeper thinking, making this an essential tool for mastering the speaking exam.
With ample space provided for note-taking, this booklet serves as an invaluable resource for classwork, homework, and revision. Whether you’re introducing the new specification in Year 10 or reinforcing knowledge down the lane in Year 11, this guide is perfect for helping students excel in their speaking exams. Make sure your students are fully prepared with this all-encompassing, easy-to-use resource!
This booklet contains all the vocabulary for the new Edexcel specification for GCSE French. It is organised by themes and within each theme, the words are arranged by nouns, adjectives, verbs and other. Next, there is a section for irregular verbs and grammar rules for the tenses. Then, you will find all of the phonics with examples and finally, there are phrases for the photo card and higher-level structures.
Two lessons of 50 min / an hour each
Lesson 1: revision of question word + questions that will be used to prepare the Role play (from lesson On se retrouve où?)
Lesson 2: introduction of Speaking exam + what a Role play looks like + practice of a role play.
Edit: 12/02/2024
Lesson two now contains a peer-assessment grid, including pronunciation and flow (useful to train for the picture task and conversation).
GCSE Edexcel French for vocabulary list for 2022. All the vocabulary that you will have to learn, create if you are taking your gcse’s this year or are interested in taking for gcse
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