Power point - practising the near future and revising the monuments in Paris and remembering à + definite article. Quite challenging

Comprehensive power point on the near future in French with translation exercises and practice.

3 Number word searches in French Word search 1 - 10 Easy Word search 1 - 31 Harder Word search - Solve the maths problems and find the answer in French in the word search - most challenging and cross curricular! Plus worksheets practising the numbers 1 - 100 in a variety of ways - join them up / match / write the word / pair work - say the number etc.

Presentation on J'aime + infinitive and hobbies in French Large selection of hobbies covered,

L.O. to be able to talk about getting in shape. To be able to understand the formation of, and use, the future tense accurately. Grade 6+ criteria Full 1 hour lesson - starts with 'garder la forme' phrases to match with the English - all using the infinitives of the key verbs Then looks at the formation of the simple future with practice - full verb conjugation and sentences with an infinitive verb to turn into the future. Irregular verbs also given - with some further practice. Then translation passage - English into French Finally a crossword for homework - all verbs to change into the future simple. One slide also suggests oral work with students guessing what the teacher will be doing to keep fit - flashcards needed for this bit. Not included.

1. A simple worksheet - matching food items - lunchtime 2. A simple worksheet - placing the foods in the correct food categories - Entrée Plat principal Dessert Légumes Les Fruits (all lunch items) 3. 11 basic foods to match in French and English 4. Breakfast items matching French and English 5. An ICT task on breakfast items in French - would take a whole lesson - making a power point / then a puzzle and finally a linguascope link to practise vocabulary 6. A cross word - requiring students to translate the food item and then place in the cross word in French - 18 words 7. A word search in French - searching for lunch items. 8. A solution to the word search on number 7.

This is a long powerpoint (probably 2 lessons) that shows students how to describe hair and eyes accurately; focuses on pronunciation and accuracy - correct use of key verbs; includes 2 listening exercises and several reading and writing tasks. Nothing left for you to do except deliver it and print out the work sheets

Le Weekend Part 2 - where you go and using ‘aller’ correctly. Starter Task 1 A and B - read and match and then a translation exercise. Extension Task 2 - write your own message. Answer slide. Task 3 translate the text. Extension task to revise ‘aller’ conjugation. Answer slide. ‘Aller’ recap slide. Listening task 4 - when, where and other details 3 slides - first one to explain the task; 2nd one is the audio (but take it off power point for the audio to play); 3rd slide has the answers. Task 5 - Reading task. Extension task to translate and further extension task to find parts of ‘aller’ in the text. Task 6 - write a paragraph about your weekend. There is a modelled example. 13 slides in total.

Full lesson on Bastille Day L.O. to learn about Bastille day and to recap ‘er’ verb endings. Starter - read the text and translate the words in bold. Extension task to search for certain verbs. Answer slide. Slide with extension task verbs - all try and find. Answer slide. Recap on the verb ending for the pronoun ‘nous.’ Re-read the text and correct the 6 sentences. Answer slide. Slide to recap all the ‘er’ verb endings. Listening comprehension to hear if it is ‘nous’ or ‘ils/elles.’ Extension task to jot down what is being said in English. Slide with the audio - come out of the presentation for this to play. Slide with answers. Reading task to choose the correct verb. Extension to translate. Answer slide. Plenary with 2 web links for more info on Bastille day. 14 slides in total

My Favourite Object. Describing objects Focus on the use of the correct indefinite article Focus on the high frequency phrase ‘cest.’ Starter odd one out activity - with challenge task. Then answer slide Objective slide Listening task - choose which object you are hearing. Audio on a separate slide. Answer slide. grammar information slide on ‘C’est’ and indefinite article. Writing task - sentences to describe the favourite objects. C’est quoi task on board - object reveal square by square x 4. Final writing task where they write about their own favourite - possible dictionary use. 15 slides - 1 lesson

Another favourite object lesson, this time adding materials and shapes. Starter - choose 1 of 3 tasks: Dictionary work on materials and shapes; translation of hair and eyes sentences or written descriptions of people. Recap of the indefinite and definite articles. Shapes and materials activity using dictionaries - with answers to follow. Extension task. Listening task 1-5 listen to people giving detailed description of their favourite objects + answers. 6 slides - quite short - but would fill a lesson with dictionary elements or completion of all starters

Starts with a vocab match Then pictures with the question in French - is it good or bad for your health? Then moving to slides asking why it is good or bad for your health and introducing reasons Includes key verb / use of ’ il faut’ and negatives like ne plus / ne jamais etc Highlights certain grade criteria - albeit talking in grades A*-G - so need to update to the 1 -9 Includes a homework task and more

Le Weekend - talking about where you can go and entry prices 14 slides Starter Task 1- copy and complete the sentences about likes and dislikes of your town by adding an appropriate word as the reason/justification. Extension Task 2 on higher numbers. Answer slide. Recapping higher numbers slide with Task 3 - writing numbers task. Answer slide. Listening task 4 - which attraction is it and listen to the prices also. Please take the power point off present and then the listening should play. Task 5 - write the prices for each attraction in words. Information slide about ‘aller’ Information slide about ‘à’ + definite article and then task 6 to translate some sentences accurately. Task 7 read the texts and complete the sentences in English.

Suitable for Year 7 or 8 French students A good starter before this would be to use dictionaries to look up 5 places in the town and discuss the possibilities for the definite article. This then reminds how to say ‘to the place’ - with examples and own practice. There is a final task with a challenge element for the more able. This would take a whole lesson.

Presentation introducing J’ai mal + various parts of the body A skeleton to label the body parts in French An ICT task that requires the translation of pharmacy items and then a task to make a powerpoint using the j’ai mal phrases - would be a single lesson ICT task easily. A word search containing body parts in French to find - excellent starter or homework/consolidation

To be able to say what you eat for breakfast (using the key verbs,especially the ‘we’ form) & to be able to use the partitive article correctly (some). Starter on rooms of the house - anagrams. Extension task to write sentences about the rooms with the correct mon, ma or mes. Answer slide. Intro of key verb ‘manger’ - full conjugation Work on pronoun ‘nous’ and the verb ending. Practise slide using other verbs in the ‘nous’ form - also an extension task using ‘on’ Answer slide. Slides/flashcards showing food items - 1 food/drink per slide. Repeated. Partitive article info slide and intro of ‘boire’ Sentences to translate. Reading task Listening task - 1-7 which food (pls come off the presentation to play the audio - will not play during the presentation). Answer slide. Worksheet. Answer slide. Plenary slide. 45 slides in total Also including a further worksheet on the partitive article Also a breakfast picture match Also a word search Also a reading task email