Vocabulary Focus: Express opinion on school subject with reasons. Grammar Mastery: Explicit teaching of definite articles (le, la, les, l’) including common exceptions like le français and le théâtre . High-Engagement Games: Includes Sentence Bingo and the fast-paced “One Pen, One Dice” translation challenge. Scaffolded Production: A guided writing frame with Stretch & Challenge prompts for using intensifiers and connectives . Ready to Teach: Features clear lesson objectives , retrieval starters , and answer keys for easy marking.

Enough for two lessons- Introduces students to Francophone festivals while developing their ability to describe past events using both the perfect and imperfect tenses. It also consolidates high-value grammar structures such as relative pronouns qui and que, enabling pupils to form more complex and accurate sentences. The lesson is designed for mixed-ability classes and includes scaffolded tasks, listening practice, grammar explanations, translation work and self/peer-assessment opportunities. What’s Included ✔ Do Now starter to review key tenses and high-frequency structures ✔ Vocabulary and reading tasks based on Francophone festivals (based on Pearson AQA and Edexcel) ✔ Foundation listening activity with answers ✔ Grammar focus: Forming and recognising the imperfect tense Distinguishing perfect vs. imperfect in narrative Using qui and que to form complex sentences ✔ Worksheet-style tasks: error correction, categorising verbs, negative structures in both tenses ✔ Translation practice (French → English) for both foundation and higher learners ✔ Answers for all tasks included ✔ Scaffolds for mixed ability including lists of verbs, step-by-step imperfect formation guide ✔ Challenge activities with more complex sentence-building ✔ Peer assessment + self-marking opportunities

An engaging KS3 French lesson to teach students how to talk about sports using jouer à and faire de. Vocabulary based on Edexcel / Dynamo. Includes listening, speaking, and writing activities with grammar practice, mini-whiteboard tasks, and a model writing example and a paired dictation. Students learn to say which sports they do, how often, and give opinions with reasons. Perfect for KS3. Includes: full PowerPoint, grammar explanations, peer-marking task, and WAGOLL writing model. Also included Sentence Bingo game, and a game of Coordinates .

TWO lessons, develops learners’ ability to talk about their plans using the near future. The sequence provides retrieval opportunities, and ends with a writing practice Lesson tasks include: Retrieval task on the time in french with a free scaffolding sheet available to download separately. Listening task: identifying the time Narrow reading: find the french for Mini-whiteboard task to check for understanding of the near future tense second lesson: Chunk match-up starter with sentences from previous units for retrieval Listening task Writing practice with a model answer TWO One pen one dice games: L1 to L2, and L2 to L1 with answers provided Translation bingo game Paired dictation This approach ensures learners build confidence through repetition, while still being challenged to produce creative and personal responses.

Four activities to practise listening and dictation in an engaging way on online activites. Suitable for both AQA and Edexcel. Please leave a review. Instructions included. Copy and paste in a powerpoint or print-out. Sentence bingo Coordinates Break the flow listening Paired dictation

Two lessons, designed with EPI conti style activities, develops learners’ ability to talk about what you can see and do on holiday using modal verbs. ALSO SUITABLE FOR EDEXCEL . Lesson 1 include: Retrieval starter tasks on verb tenses One pen one dice, sentence bingo, and lie detector Explanation on modal verbs following by mini-whiteboard task to check for understanding. Lesson 2 includes: Retrieval starter on modal verbs. Translation for high ability with scaffolding for middle and lower ability. Explanation on how to form questions followed by mini-whiteboard task Role play practice.

This lesson, designed with EPI conti style activities, develops learners’ ability to talk about holidays and accommodation using using je voudrais / j’aimerais + infinitive + pour. The sequence provides structured repetition, engaging input, and varied output opportunities to support fluency and accuracy. Lesson tasks include: Narrow reading activity on different types of accommodation Vocabulary search and retrieval (trouve le français) Listening task: identifying places described in short texts Scaffolded grammar practice: using je voudrais / j’aimerais + infinitive + pour Sentence-building stretch and challenge using chunks Guided writing task: describing an imagined holiday accommodation Model text (WAGOLL) for inspiration and reference

TWO French LessonS: Ma vie en ligne (My Life Online) A ready-to-teach French lesson on talking about online activities and opinions, using the present tense. Engaging starter and plenary Listening, speaking, reading & writing practice Clear grammar focus on -ER verbs & opinions + infinitives Stretch & challenge tasks for differentiation Model answers (WAGOLL) to support writing which can also be used as a writing frame. Covers benefits & risks of the internet By the end, students can confidently: Describe what they do online Give positive & negative opinions with reasons Use frequency expressions in context Time-saving, engaging, and scaffolded with answers included -everything you need in one lesson!

Help sheet to accompany QU’EST-CE QU’ON VA FAIRE? lesson for lower ability students

Foundation tier Paired dictation activity. Suitable for AQA and Edexcel