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, Y9 (Low intermediate)

An information gap pair work task using the near future. Next week's diary. Could be used in Y9 or Y10.

, Adult students

Video listening based on a short piece by France 24 on French cheese exports. I've placed this on the Y10-11 page for Higher Tier, and on the Adult Student page for general interest. English sentences to tick off and vocabulary to find. This could lead into a discussion about French cheeses and even a tasting!!

, Y12-13 (Advanced)

Advanced video listening. A 2m 28s review of the film La Haine. Gap-fill of sentences based on the transcript. Answers provided.

, Y10-11 (Intermediate)

A grammar drill sheet on negatives in use with imperfect tense verbs. Sentences to transform and translation. A good challenge for a high-achieving Y10-11 class.

, Y9 (Low intermediate)

A crossword to practice retrieval of time and frequency expressions (Eng - Fr).

, Y10-11 (Intermediate)

A second booklet of 17 sentence builders for GCSE revision (Foundation). I uploaded a Higher version yesterday. These are adapted versions of existing resources, put together as a print-off booklet.

, Y10-11 (Intermediate)

I have put together in one booklet a set of 17 sentence builder frames (with gapped versions thereof) for Higher GCSE revision purposes. These are existing resources, but put together as a print-off revision/practice booklet for pupils.

, Y7 (Beginner)

A super simple frame for complete beginners showing basic classroom vocabulary and introducing the ideas of masculine, feminine and plural.

, Y7 (Beginner)

Six PowerPoint slides of pets. The teacher reads three brief descriptions of each photo. Which one matches the picture? Teacher script provided.

, Y9 (Low intermediate)

An easy lesson plan for Y9 (or very good Y8), based on the 'daily routine' topic. This is basically a pair work communicative task to spice up this rather tired topic! Student do a gap-fill to guess aspects of their partner's routine, then ask yes/no questions to find the truth. Thanks to Florencia Henshaw and Maris Hawkins for this simple idea. Look out for their book next year.