This lesson looks at poverty in the novel and looks at attitude of the narrator towards it.

This is a resource exploring the theme of education and school in KKD. It includes an explanation of what a ZEP is and reviews vocabulary linked to school. Students will then think about the representation of school in the book and will creatively analyse characters' attitude towards it.

This is a lesson exploring the place of women in Doria's world. It focusses on women within the estate and what we learn about their lives and the roles of two of them in the story. Includes: - A vocabulary activity - A group discussion - Translation

This is an introductory lesson on Kiffe kiffe demain. Different activities including: Starter: circle of fire Running dictation/translation (differentiation) Listening gapfill

This is a resource I used with my top set Y9 (can be used at KS4) to consolidate the imperfect in the context of school. Starting with a grammar pair competition, the looks at answering simple questions about primary school. It also includes a cultural activity on Doisneau.

This is a lesson that I have prepared for one of the important themes of the book. This is a one of lesson dealing with the representation of male characters in the story and include a variety of skills.

This is a serie of resources around the movie The African Doctor (you can find it on Netflix with English subtitles). The PowerPoint and two of the worksheets are to be completed before watching the movie. There is also a link to a Kahoot The booklet aims to build up to a written review of the movie.

Quick overview of characters in the novel* Kiffe kiffe demain de Faiza Guene

This is a serie of 4 lessons at least on La chenille qui fait des trous storybook. The final task is to create their own caterpillar with their own sentences for each day.

This is a differentiated worksheet that can be used with a top set Y9 and GCSE classes. It focuses on manipulating the imperfect and the present to talk about school before and now.

This resource includes an introduction of the book and worksheets going with an authentic video interview of the author talking about the origin of the book

This is a non-exhaustive list of French and French-speaking musical artists that I have created for my Y12 students who seem to find it difficult to find French music to listen to. I have also added slide on classical music and jazz.

This is a lesson created for Y12 IB to introduce vocabulary about relationships between parents and teenagers using the French version of 'World&'s strictest parents&';

Lesson covering chapters 4 to 7

A series of lessons on the storybook La chasse a l'ours. Can be used with Y2 and Y3 students.

This is a lesson on future plans revisiting how to express the future (drilling of grammar). Also gets students to work on listening and speaking skills. Includes listening tasks based on Studio AQA GCSE Foundation and Higher and a speaking card.

In order for students not to loose touch with French during the summer, get them to choose tasks from this grid to complete. The tasks cover a range of tasks consolidating vital skills .

Explore the story book, Petit poisson blanc with this KS1/2 lesson. I have used it both with Y2 and Y3 classes. As a end product, they can create their own story book/display.

In this lesson, students get to think about the limits of integration in France.

This is a resource dealing with the topic of the grammatical reform on gender neutral language in France. It fits well in the topic of discriminations of the new A Level. The resource includes: a listening exercise based (exam style) on an online video. a vocabulary activity Translation of key ideas from the video. Questions to get students thinking about this new idea. The script for the video and the answers to questions 1 to 3