Two lessons on one Powerpoint. Lesson 1 - introduction to items of furniture. Includes lots of consolidation of sentence structure. Lesson 2 - looks at prepositions enabling pupils to give a detailed desciption of their bedroom.

Introduction to talking about what we eat at breakfast. A variety of activities in this lesson including; Group activities (match up and Rally Robin); Individual activity (worksheet); Listening activity.

Comprehensive list of everyday foods for pupils to tranlsate into English then label the pictures in French.

Worksheet to consolidate rooms in a house. Pupils translate the rooms into English then match to the correct image.

Worksheet to re-inforce formation of the near future tense. Pupils translate sentences then using the help sheet (page 2) write some sentences of their own using the near future tense. Compliments lesson of same title.

Listening transcript to compliment lesson of same title. Teacher to read out and pupils to note down only the items of food and drink that are consumed - re-inforces negatives.

Follow lesson from Mon Petit Déjeuner which looks at the use of DU / DE LA / DES and present tense of MANGER / BOIRE / PRENDRE.

Cultural lesson on Barcelona which compliments Mira 2 text book. Looks at things to see and do in Barcelona, revises past, present and future tenses, includes listening task (MIRA 2) and translation activity.

2 worksheets to compliment lesson on food and drink items in French. First sheet could be used in intro lesson to see how many items pupils can recognise or could be used as a starter for the follow on lesson to see how many they can remember. Second worksheet is picture based and pupils are to label items in French,

Lesson on pocket money. Revises high numbers using mini whiteboard activity and looks at jobs pupils might do at home to earn their pocket money such as 'je fais du babysitting' etc. Rally Robin activity for group work to consolidate vocabulary and activity from Metro Rouge book. Nice reflection at the end.

Lesson introducing / re-capping places in a town. Re-inforces sentence structure and includes lots of opportunities for mini-whiteboard activities to consolidate.

Lesson originally designed to introduce future tense to Y8 but could be adapted for other year groups. Links in with the topic of free time. Includes mini-whiteboard activity where pupils identify the tense of the verb (present or near future), game of battleships and extension activity (reading comprehension).

Lesson revising the perfect tense with AVOIR and introducing the perfect tense with ETRE. Opportunities for mini-whiteboard activities.

Match up activity which would work as an individual / apired or group activity. Compliments lesson of same title.

Worksheet to compliment lesson (Mon Petit Déjeuner). Pupils translate breakfast items then label the pictures in French. Can be done as part of the Powerpoint or as a starter / plenary.

Worksheet looking at shops and places in a town. 3 activities included: 1) Pupils use a dictionary to look up 10 shops and translate into English. 2) Pupils label the pictures in French. 3) Pupils use the map of the high street to complete the sentences - revision of prepositions.

Match up activity to compliment lesson - Mon Petit Déjeuner. Can be done as a group activity or individual activity. Pupils must try and translate as many of the breakfast items as possible having not seen these words before. Pictures at the bottom of the page to help pupils.

Worksheet to revise dates for Y7 - two different versions as differentiated. Excellent starter activity or would work well as a plenary.

Lesson to introduce/consolidate items of furniture in a bedroom Looks at masculine and feminine nouns and plently of revision of sentence structure. Worksheet to comliment lesson as well as Rally Robin activity for groups and written task.

Powerpoint lesson on places in a town. revises grammar points - DER, DIE and DAS plus listening activity. NB: As I have no German qualifications please check this resource carefully as there may be the occasional error.