A complete French listening lesson teaching students how to recognise silent final consonants and use context to understand spoken French with greater confidence.
Lesson 1 of the French Listening Skills Programme, this resource helps students understand why written French can sound different from spoken French and develops practical strategies for listening more effectively.
The lesson includes:
Do Now retrieval activity
Listening discrimination and minimal-pair activities
Explicit teaching of silent final consonants
Random-word listening
Context and pronoun clues
GCSE listening strategy
Pair work and pronunciation practice
Sentence listening activities
“The Wrong Script” listening challenge
Assessment for learning and exit ticket
Homework activity
Included in this resource:
Fully editable PowerPoint presentation
Comprehensive Teacher Handbook
Teacher scripts and guidance
Expected responses and answers
Differentiation ideas
Assessment guidance
Homework activity
Designed for secondary French learners, this lesson can be used as a standalone listening lesson or as the first lesson in the wider French Listening Skills Programme.
Key learning: students learn that spelling does not always correspond directly to sound and practise using context, pronouns and listening evidence when endings are difficult to hear.
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