KS3 French Study Guide: superb for Years 7, 8 and 9 (CGP KS3 Study Guides)

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Accès Studio, Units 8-13: (pets, family members, possessive adjectives, where you live, food, countries, nationalities, weather). Accès Studio, Units 1-7: (Greetings, saying your name, numbers up to 31, age, birthday, school and classroom equipment, definite and indefinite articles, simple opinions of free-time activities, colours and adjective agreement). Our Studio KS3 French toolkit will help you meet the demands of the new KS3 Programme of Study and will help you to embed the skills pupils will need for the latest GCSE.

If you’re looking on how to make a revision timetable then read our revision timetable tips and tricks.Provides all you need for the new Programme of Study: how to teach translation, use literary texts and boost spontaneous use of the target language, and will help you embed the skills pupils will need for the new 2016 UK GCSE. Students are set vocabulary lists and are given differentiated targets for how many words to learn over a half-term. Continuing with this language throughout KS3, the majority of students opt to learn a second language in Year 8 and 9.

Studio 1, Chapter 4: ‘Ma zone’ (My area – places in a town, directions, where you go at the weekend, arranging to go out, saying what you can do in a town).My Town links perfectly with All About Me and At Home to help pupils describe their lives and where they live. For me this book is great, it goes over the basics, it’s very easy to follow and it has a nice jokey nature. Studio 1, Chapter 2 ‘Mon collège’ (School – school subjects, opinions, time and timetable, school day, food in canteen). This Common Entrance/KS3 French revision guide starts to build on your child’s range of vocabulary, verbs and tenses needed to have basic conversations. Whether you want to revise the perfect tense and how to talk about school life in French or learn how to talk about music in French, Seneca can be your personal tutor for revising French.

Students develop their problem-solving skills when they make connections between the French language and between French and their first language. It moves at the right pace for your pupils – whether or not they have prior French knowledge - and opens a window to the French-speaking world.Boost engagement with our online front-of-class teaching resources including the Pupil Books onscreen, audio and interactive activities, and modern video. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Download and print out this fun activity for homework or classroom to help students learn about the Francophone world. Each Year group covers a new unit of work each half term and the students’ learning is regularly assessed. there are hilarious pictures that give you a good laugh after a few minutes of revision and everything is very laid out and structured which makes things even more simpler!

Teaching a language to older children in Year 8 can be tricky as we tend to pick up languages faster at younger ages as our vocabulary and speech patterns are still being shaped. Our collection of activities and French tests for Year 8 students are made by our teaching team to be as relevant as possible. This pack will help them talk about where their town is located, what their town is like and the facilities it has (or doesn’t have).Revision and practice combined with all the required topics, examples, diagrams and a huge range of practice questions. Practise your French with this fantastic complete revision and practice book – the perfect course companion for Key Stage Three. Helps pupils practise their language skills and use language independently in the classroom and at home. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.