General conversation practice for Y10/Y11 students. One sheet per student, who should be paired-up.
You can very easily adapt this resource into Spanish/German/Welsh/any other MFL and with your own questions. Please, leave a review if you use it.
This resource is aimed at Y10 (or end of Y9). In this lesson, students learn how to describe a photocard for the speaking exam. I scaffolded every single step of the description of the photo-card as it is a lesson I have sent for home learning. I hope it can be useful for some of you! :)
(I used stock images)
Follows the vocabulary from Studio 1 and 2.
Includes 4 sentence builders aimed at KS3:
countries
accomodation
transports
activities
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A couple of activities that can last for about half an hour to work on food but instead of focusing on French food, we have a focus on Senegalese food.
There is a video and some pictures of food with a description of what they are.
Here’s a full lesson on the weather in the past/present/future. It includes some work on time phrases, all the necessary vocab, some mini-white board practice, and an activity on the weather forecast than can then be presented in front of the class for some speaking practice.
A PowerPoint and a ‘worksheet’ that I created for my Y7 French. It was really well received by the students, who now have some French music onto their Spotify playlists they said!
I obviously do not own any of the music presented here, I just compiled some modern music that I thought the students would like.
Please let me know how it went with your class and leave a review :)
Two slides that I use once a week with every single one of my class. May save you some time :)
Can be used for any language.
1 slide on the board as they enter, so they know exactly what to revise and they know that they must be silent.
1 slide vocab test /10. Answers appearing one by one.
Christmas lessons I have created for my Y7 and Y8 students. Simple, I know, but if it can help you out, feel free to use! The worksheet goes with the video. The correction is included on the PowerPoint.