A fantastic resource introducing French cuisine to KS3 students! By the end of the lesson, students will have: • discovered how important food is to the French! • done a quick « tour de France des cuisines » • shared and compared experiences / tastes • completed a quiz And will have started to work on a French cuisine project, which could be extended for a further lesson, and finalised with a presentation lesson (1 resource, 3/4 lessons!) Includes PPT+worksheet See notes for help with instructions.

A complete lesson introducing Allez 2Unit 1 Perfect for Year 7/8 with a lot of cultural input, differentiation. Complete lesson with: complete worksheet (separate slide on PPT) differentiated tasks differentiated homework

A full lesson with worksheet and hand-outs for activities. Focus: revision of free-time activity through questions how to ask and answer questions in correct French plenary on photocard

A KS3 cultural lesson, complete with reading and listening activities and audio files, on the topic of ‘Les couleurs du sud de la France’. This lesson can be extended by a research and drawing activity (last slide) and a presentation of paintings. This can easily be developped into 3 lessons. Differentiated and includes challenges!

A bundle of no less than **11 ressources **with worksheets, guide for marking, handouts, booklet! All lessons are numberered L1 all the way up to L8 (one half term worth of content, some lessons can even be taught over two periods!) Handout follows lesson, with support for HPA and LPA gamification of some activities included in this bundle too! The perfect way to introduce French through the lens of ‘Qu’est-ce qu’un ami?’ What’s a friend? No pre-requisites, we start from scratch!

A full lesson aimed at Year 7 students using Allez 1, aimed at helping them pronounce silent letters correctly. Perfect at the beginning/end of a topic or to prepare for speaking assessments (ideal for beginning of term 3 if you started Allez 1 in Year 7)

A full lesson aimed at Year 7 students using Allez 1, aimed at helping them pronounce silent letters correctly. Perfect at the beginning/end of a topic or to prepare for speaking assessments