Allez 1 textbook: French speaking countries in the world,page 12

Allez 1 textbook: pages 44 & 45: describe animals and colours (avec les dominoes!!)

Allez 1 textbook: pages 48 & 49 : recognise farm animals and sounds; describe favourite animals

Allez 1 textbook: describe your appearance and that of an other person,page 8.

Allez 1 textbook Module 7 Chapter 1: talk about usual holidays and preferred holidays. Feel free to change the background for a holiday theme!

Allez 1 textbook: name and describe your favourite object page 10

Allez 1 textbook: page 29: talk about friends and how long you have known them

Allez 1 textbook: page 41. I named this lesson "Où habites-tu?" but feel free to change the title. :D Describe where you love; talk about different places to live

Allez 1 textbook: pages 42 & 43: recognise personal items; identify activities at the youth club

Allez 1 textbook: page 24: describe and discuss your family

Allez 1 textbook: page 26: discuss the school subjects you like and do not like and why

Allez 1 textbook: page 46: describe wild animals

Allez 1 textbook page 114 Module 7 chapter 2: talk about items you take on holiday

Allez 1: page 22: describe your personality THIS IS PAGE 22 ONLY!!!

Allez 1 textbook: page 22: describe your personality

Allez 1 textbook: page 28: talk about your friends and how long you have known them

Allez 1 textbook: pages 30-31: talk in detail about your family and home; analyse differences in your personality (past/present)

Allez 1 textbook: page 27: discuss the school subjects you do and do not like and why

Say something different task in MFL lessons is a structured task. Pupils change any elements in a sentence, there is no one right answer. This is a serie of videos from a language workshop whose organisation name I can not recall (sorry!)

Why use literary texts at KS3 in MFL? Let’s find out in this serie of video from a language workshop (can’t recall the language organisation name, sorry!)

Hot seating task in a German lesson. This is a serie of video from a language workshop (can’t recall the language organisation name, sorry!)