I designed this for my year 9 nurture group. There is a wordsearch and a match up exercise. Most music instruments can be guessed and my group liked it.

This is a powerpoint on the topic of technology to use for year 9 or 10 preparing the GCSE French course. It includes key words, questions/answers/ a mini-test, a listening activity, and a translation. The listening uses the ex. 1 page 40, Expo GCSE AQA foundation.

Spanish Question Words posters useful for students in the classroom to push them to ask Questions and Speak in the Target Language.

A funny video to introduce the past perfect or the topic of holidays.

Grammar worksheet on the negatives suitable for KS3 students. Use it as an introduction to the negative or an extension. Two activities best done in pairs. Some verbs are irregular.

The two types of future tense Ideal to introduce the future tense to beginners or as a reminder to GCSE students. A powerpoint including lots of examples. Pairwork or group work.

French for KS3 or KS4 Future tense part 1 Presentation with powerpoint For er, ir and re verbs.

Two worksheets to introduce the two future tenses. A - They include exercises; students should work ideally in pairs. The first students who got correct answers are encouraged to help their peers. B - Follow up could be reading the sentences out and correct the verbs. C- Split the class in 4 groups and ask your each group to invent sentences using different verbs (still in the future tense) and then translate. They could use their laptop !

For English language learners, ideal for any francophone pupils in year 7 or 8. The learning objectives are: to describe a trip, to use the future tense, a focus on historical facts, i.e. smuggling and the re-enactment of the battle of Hastings.

Tu t'intéresses à l'environnement? This lesson could be a first of a series or an add on! To learn key phrases and words about the environment. You will find a starter, a video-clip with notes to lead to a discussion A list of key phrases An evaluation A game

Objective to guess What did you do in Normandy? Speaking skill Perfect tense with avoir verb, regular and a few irregular verbs Activities, culture, history Games of instant stars Quiz Evaluation Game of cards to practice new vocabulary and swap Written exercise in group or individually with or without translation

Five short humorous stories in French. Ideal at the beginning of a topic, a topic lesson, group work or with a partner. Kagan Instant star or Carousel feedback. Also perfect for Extension work with your Gifted and Talented students.

Your students have to choose the correct word. Ideal practice for the AS exam, before a past paper. There is a gap-filling activity and a translation. It includes answers too!

Students read the information on the actress and fill up an 'identity form'. Ideal starter for any lesson on the following topic: describing people.

It is based on the Incredible family (as in the film) There is a gap filling activity in French, questions in French and a vocabulary match up. It is self contained as there is a short and easy summary of the film.

This activity can be done preferably at the end of a series of lessons on food either as a speaking activity with a partner or a writing activity. Then you can ask your pupils to write a paragraph. It can be used for any level as you can get rid of some questions and shorten the questionnaire.

This resource is ideal to use for group work as there are two role-plays, one in a clothes shop and another one in a bar. The role-plays can be used as a template(model) for the pupils to invent their own cues. There is also a summary of question words with examples. I have included some examples of ‘passé composé’.

Learning objectives: Talking about living in France and and how difficult it is to learn French Starter: Revise giving directions. There is an opportunity to speak about living in France, learning French, and introduce some cultural points such as ‘prendre l’apéritif’ and 'la fête de la musique’ Grammar content: the majority of the verbs are in the present tense, 2 past tense with avoir, one past tense with être; one or two complex sentences…lorsqu’on est arrivés, on a décidé de + infinitive, je crois que … A true or false activity Vocabulary list to fill up A translation To go on the quizlet at the end of the post, go on the blog [https://wordpress.com/view/francaiseetprof.wordpress.com] Writing task: model the conversation and create your own .

A short video of a powerpoint introducing hobbies and the verb ‘faire’ followed by the preposition du/de la/de l’. Ideal for the years 7 and 8.

Easy worsheet for a revision of the present tense of the regular -er verbs. Use it for a reminder at all levels at KS3 or KS4 . There are two activities and a third one could be a translation of the sentences. I have also included some French phrases for the students who finish quickly.