a worksheet to practice near future in French. Perfect to support an introductory lesson with KS3 pupils.

This is a lesson to go alongside the film. Activities include : name the character, match characters with personality traits, describe some characters and a quiz on the film after they watched it. The lesson comes with a worksheet so pupils can have it with them when watching the film.

Worksheet to go alongside the first episode of Lupin - season 1 It focuses on module 1 vocabulary - relationships and descriptions (ideal for Y9 and Y10 pupils)

To be used during Francophonie week. Ideal for KS3 + linked to house/home/food topics Reading, listening + treasure hunt activity. (all worksheets and games included)

To engage pupils into thinking about racism and xenophobia and discussing it. 3 videos + quiz and plenary : design a poster for tolerance and acceptance

Worksheet to be filled in by pupils either at home or during IT lesson. Could be shared in class with other pupils

General conversation booklet for KS4 French. Questions are from Studio book. To be printed as booklet.

A lesson to introduce year 7 pupils to Paris ahead of their school trip. Introduction to monuments, map of paris and parisian metro, followed by a Paris quiz. Plenary : video of Paris, pupils need to name the monuments they recognise. Comes with worksheet.

**UPDATED FOR 2021 **LO: to learn about France’s national day and how it is celebrated across the country Plenty of activities : a) wordsearch of key vocab of the 14th July b) a short history of the French revolution (pupils have to draw the key information into a comic strip) c ) values of the French Republic d ) customs and celebrations in France (link to fireworks in Paris) e) quiz Comes with handout

LO: learn means of transportation for holidays + be able to say how you travel with justified opinion Starter (recap on tenses) + new vocab, make sentences with opinions, 3 way translation for plenary (differentiation)

LO: to be able to book a hotel room (role-play situation for AQA GCSE) Hotel vocab (facilities) . Includes reading, translation, listening and gap fill and speaking plenary.

To adapt the game, all you need to do is amend the question slides. To make the board move, you either click on the photo of the chaser if the chaser gets it right, or the chase logo if the team gets it right To go back to the board slide, you click on the little house at the top of each question slide. Kids loved it! It makes the classroom a bit more entertaining despite covid-19 safety measures…

KS3/4 (foundation): Holidays. Objectives: to recap on countries and to be able to use the verb aller with au/aux/en

Jouer ou faire lesson. Objectives: to become more confident when using the verbs faire and jouer Starter : fill in sentences with the correct form or jouer et faire Boardgame : 24 boxes, 24 differentiated translations. Play with two teams (green and purple) - challenging and the challenge aspects allows great engagement from the pupils

A school-wide treasure hunt game. Perfect for Year 7/8 You need 30 participating teachers across the school, they will each receive a card with a flag, a country and a capital city that they can wear on their badge. The pupils will need to go on a hunt to find all the information (country + capital city) that each teacher has. Challenge : a blank map of the world to colour all french speaking countries found. Have fun!

A short worksheet to go alongside le Petit Nicolas aimed at Year 7 (vocabulary focus is people description / hair and eyes / personality)

LO: To learn how to say the time in French (KS3) starter - spot the mistakes (based on school subjects and opinions) 1st part - o’clock 2nd part - quarter / half Great to use with mini whiteboards

Francophonie - Quiz for KS3 It is a challenging quiz preceded by a treasure hunt. Lots of information (history, celebrities, flags, geography, footballers…)

For KS3 - my year 7 loved it! Snake & Ladders with both French and English so they can practice speaking with vocab around school (subjects, opinions, teachers and times / timetable)

LO: to learn about France and to gather information about French geography. Great lesson to introduce pupils to French geography (towns, cities, mountains, rivers and seas) using key french vocab (preposition, weather, directions). Can be used to introduce the topic of Environment at KS3 level. Great engagement from pupils!