This resource is suitable for year 8 or 9 students, I made it as a cover sheet in the run up to Christmas, it allows students to work independently focusing on word and sentence level language. It includes matching, unjumbling, sentence structure, identifying words and deducing meaning a translation and a writing activity. There is also the answer sheet to allow peer/self marking. I hope your students enjoy it.

I made this resource for my year 8 class end of term to revise jobs and workplaces. It includes enough to keep them busy for a whole lesson. there is a matching exercise, un-jumbling, translation and writing task. Students can work independently and there is the answer sheet included for self or peer marking. It can be left with a non-specialist teacher for a cover lesson. I hope you find it useful, Merry Christmas!

Pocket money gets students to revisit the near future and household chores, focus on accurate spelling and grammar 9 different activities to keep them busy. Can be used as a cover lesson included is the answer sheet that can be used for self/peer marking. I hope you find it useful, please leave feedback. Thank you.

Home, school, independent learning French, Ma famille revision is a work sheet with answer sheet included. Focus on spelling, grammar, masculine & feminine words & sentence structure. This worksheet was originally designed to support year 7 students revising for their test on Ma famille. There is also a long text with comprehension and a translation task. The extension is to write your own paragraph using the model text for support. I also used it with a bottom set year 9 class and it helped them to improve their spellings of basic phrases. I hope that you find it useful.

Home, school, independent learning French My ideal partner, answer sheet included. A vocabulary matching exercise, un-jumbling words, & revision of adjective agreement as well as a translation & a free writing task. This resource was originally designed with a low ability year 9 class in mind but would be suitable for younger students with 2 years of French. In addition students could create their own sentence or word jumbles as this helps with spelling & word recognition. I hope you find it useful.

Home, school, independent learning French,Tour de France, includes details about the tour, explanation of the stages, jerseys, fans, links to videos of the tour & the official TDF website, type of food the riders eat and fitness regime. There are 20 questions with answers based on the information in the presentation, a set of key words, and a list of suggestions for follow up tasks. These resources can be for one lesson or, if you choose to exploit it further, could be a series of lessons. Great for teaching a cultural and geographic aspects of France and it’s an event you and your class can follow on television. Updated in 2018 I hope you enjoy teaching your classes about the Tour de France as much as I do.

Joyeuses Paques- Happy Easter, this resource gives information about how the French celebrate Easter. There are some questions and an activity at the end. You can also use the slides for promoting discussion, there are notes on the slides linking the celebrations to Christianity. I made this resource for KS2 but you could use it with year 7 students also and work more on the vocabulary. I hope you find it useful.

This is a primary French resource that I prepared for a short lesson with a year 4 class. I have included the resources, words and images and the lesson plan and added some extra activities that could be used to extend the lesson. The pupils found it really interesting and you could use it with older junior pupils. It has a cross curricular RE content which you could enlarge on or focus on the French cultural information about "La galette des rois". I hope you and your pupils enjoy it!

This resource presents the near future, how to form it, 12 sentence suggestions, practice with use of the verb aller, translations and support on how to structure a short paragraph from your sentences, using Christmas as a theme. Complete with a starter and a plenary activity. Could be used with a year 7 or 8 class, end of first or second year of learning French. I hope that you find it useful and your students enjoy it!

This presentation explains the perfect tense with avoir and uses Christmas as a theme to introduce 12 sentences with different verbs. It shows how to link them together to create a paragraph. This can be used with students who have not seen the perfect tense before as an introduction, I have used this with year 7 students at the end of their first year or students with some experience of the perfect tense as a revision lesson.

This resource is designed to get students to use a variety of perfect tense irregular verbs to create a short paragraph, building from the basic j'ai vu to create longer sentences and then joining them together with a range of connectives.

Suitable for year 8 or 9 students Food groups first presents the different types of foods and using the negative forms. Follow up with the worksheet that allows students to practice classifying the foods and using the m/f/pl grammar. Also allows for independent research to add new words to the list and reinforce the various negative forms.

This resource is designed to practise using modal verbs. The first sheet is a list of pronouns and the part of the modal verb with options to choose infinitives and finally the end of the sentence. The second sheet gives instructions and suggestions for uses. I have found this useful with year 8 students who have already had a lesson on the structure and used this as a revision/consolidation. I hope you find it useful.

Bonfire night cover work is designed to keep students busy during a cover lesson it comes complete with answer sheet so that you can leave it with a cover supervisor or another teacher who has no knowledge of French. A variety of activities including completing the words with vowels, matching parts of the words together, aimed to get students used to word patterns. A translation and grammar exercises.

This resource is designed for beginners in French, junior school and year 7 pupils. It presents the question “When is your birthday?” and some example answers. Good for practicing language and then leading to more independent practice and role-play, students could create their own poster or flash card games. I have included a power point version for teachers or supervisors who don't know French as it has the English translation of the slide in the notes.