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La date: Lundi 22 Février 2016 Le titre: Le passé composé (the perfect tense) Les objectifs: All: You will be able to construct the perfect tense using “je”, “il” and “elle” with verbs ending in -er, -ir and -re. Some: You will be able to construct the perfect tense using all the persons and verbs ending in -er,-ir and –re. Most: You will be able to write a few sentences using the perfect tense with “avoir” or “être”.

This is perfect if you are looking for long writings topics in title. There are 4 readings on me, family, friends, marriage, prom. Perfect to ask students to find key words, key tenses or ask questions about the text.

This is one slide with questions to ask orally or in writing to help students prepare for year 10 new GCSE.

It can be used in writing or during a speaking task.

This is a lovely reading with many items which you would pack in your suitcase. It describes what the whole family has packed. It includes all the possessive adjectives! The reading contains 19 questions. This reading would be ideal for a medium set.

In this resource, there is a starter about all the different groups of verbs in the simple future tense. It is followed by a writing and speaking with a listening: Students write a sentence about a picture in the simple future and ask their partner to guess what they said. Finally there is a reading with 11 questions. First students are asked to underline all the different tenses as well as the simple future and the conditional tenses. Then students can answer the questions. Students need to write a paragraph including "si" clauses and the simple future. For the plenary students are asked to say a sentence with "si" clauses.

This is a fabulous lesson including: -New vocabulary on school subjects, -Opinions, -Connectives and reasons. Good luck!

This is a great reading which will take students about 20 minutes to complete, perfect for an end of lesson on work experience.

This is a great easy to follow lesson for a non French speaker or a French teacher who wishes to wrap up the topic on personality and physical features. There is a worksheet to go with the slides. This lesson comprises everything: reading, speaking and writing.

This is a perfect translation to give your students. You will be able to test them on the present, past, imperfect, near future, future simple etc... "51 words of pure joy on slides and words with answers. Could even be perfect for a cover lesson or an assessment.

You will get a powerpoint with a coloured word version to stick in books! Perfect explanation!

Just a lovely simple poster to display in your classroom.

A lovely assessment to be completed withing 15 min. Can be given as a gap filler or a translation. It is about stress at school.

This is a complete lesson which can be used with Metro 1 for the unit: Qu'est-ce-que tu portes? This is a fantastic resource!!

Great poster for the classroom!

Great powerpoint with word docs to explain and practise how colour adjective agreement works and how to give simple opinions on clothes.

It took me days to complete this. I was tasked to write the whole unseen poetry module for KS3/4 year 9. I prepared 24 lessons with a detailed scheme of work, a formative and summative assessments and finally model answers, for each lesson, colour coded etc… This is worth hours of work. I hope I can save you this pain for just a few pounds. I would be surprised if you find this bundle needs improving. You will find a lovely array of different themes poems from old age, to relationships, love and more serious societal issues. I cannot imagine you would be after anything more detailed. I even factored in all the HW for a total of 6 weeks lessons, 4 lessons per week.