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Number of weeks (between 6&8) Content of the unit Module 1 Salut! Assumed prior learning (tested at the beginning of the unit) HT 1 8 weeks (coverage) + 1 week assessment (revision / test / ) Content: 1. Talking about yourself and someone else. 2. Saying what you did yesterday. 3. Talking about the past. 4. Saying where you have been and what you have done. 5. A special day out. Skills: 1. avoir, être, present tense, all forms (revision)and -er verbs present tense, all forms (revision) 2. introduction to perfect tense: avoir verbs, je and tu forms; negative of verbs in perfect tense (ne pas); du / de la / de l / des become de after negative. 3. irregular past participles which end in -u, -t, and s. 4. the perfect tense with il / elle forms. 5. using nous / ils / elles with the From Yr 7 Use of avoir and être in the present tense with all pronouns. Use of verbs and basic vocabulary to describe oneself (name, age, numbers to 20). Assessment points and tasks Written points Learning Outcomes (tested at the end and related to subject competences) Vocabulary learning tests If score less than 15/20, pupils to attend Catch-Up session 1. Based on Metro 2 rouge p22 Section Comment tu t appelles? and Tu es de quelle nationalite? Lesson 2 2. Based on Metro 2 rouge workbook p22 Section Ma description and Ta famille Lesson 5 3. Based on Metro 2 rouge p22 Section Des verbes utiles Lesson 8 4. Based on Metro 2 rouge p23 Section Qu est-ce que tu as fait hier? Lesson 11 5. Based on Metro 2 rouge p23 Section Ou es-tu alle? And Et vous? Lesson 14 6. Summary vocabulary test most problematic words Lesson 17 Written homeworks (see schedule for more detail) 1. Choosing between avoir and etre - Collins w/audio KS3 Revision Guide pp 148-149 Ex1-4 - Lesson 3 2. Using perfect tense, -er verbs only - Metro 2 Rouge workbook p4 - ex 1a and ex 2 lesson 6 3. Irregular perfect tense with avoir - Metro 2 Rouge workbook p5 ex2 lesson 9. 4. Regular perfect tense with etre - Metro 2 rouge workbook p36 lesson 12 5. Grammar revision Key points from Module 1 Metro 2 rouge workbook pp10-11 PIXL plotting subject competences See below Test Based on Module 1 NC sub-levelled test Standardised for all AT skills tests content and skills listed Page 1 of 11

Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 Band 6 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 Band 6 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 Band 6 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 Band 6 Stratford School Academy 2014-2015 KS3 MFL AT1 Listening I can identify the main points and simple opinions in a short spoken passage, but some things need to be repeated I can understand the main points and some of the detail from longer spoken passages, but some things may need to be repeated I can identify opinions and reasons I can work out the gist of a passage I can understand spoken passages referring to present events on several topics I can understand spoken passages referring to past and present OR future events on several topics I can understand spoken passages referring to past, present AND future events on several topics I can note some complex opinions I can note most complex opinions I can understand longer passages and recognise different peoples' points of view I can use my knowledge of grammar to understand familiar language in a new context I am starting to be able to work out the meaning of unfamiliar words and inferred information I am starting to identify and understand more difficult structures I can understand a range of different spoken passages KS3 MFL AT2 Reading I can identify the main points and simple opinions in a short written text I am starting to use a dictionary to look up words I can understand the main points and some of the detail from a longer written text I can identify opinions and reasons I am beginning to work out the gist of written texts I can confidently use a dictionary to find new words I can understand main points in a text referring to present and past or future events on several topics I can understand main points in a text referring to present and past and future events on several topics I can note some complex opinions I am moderately confident when reading aloud I can note a range of complex opinions I can understand longer texts and recognise peoples' points of view I can use my knowledge of grammar to understand familiar language in a new context I am starting to work out the meaning of unfamiliar words and inferred information I am starting to identify and understand more difficult structures KS3 MFL AT3 Speaking I can take part in a short conversation of 2/3 exchanges with prompts, from memory I can give simple opinions I can change single words in phrases to make new ones I can use a range of classroom language I can take part in a short conversation of 3/4 exchanges I can give opinions and reasons I am starting to use simple connectives I can say some difficult phonemes correctly I am using some pupil-pupil language in class I can ask for information I can take part in a conversation using present and past or future events KS3 MFL AT4 Writing I can write 3/4 sentences on a familiar topic adapting language I have already learned I can give reasons and opinions I can use simple connectives I can use a dictionary more confidently to look up words and gender/plurals I can write a longer text I can refer to present and past or future events I am starting to use complex opinions I can write a longer text and reer to past/present/future events I can use a range of complex opinions and connectives I use my prior learning regularly in my work I can use grammar to build my own phrases in new contexts Page 2 of 11

I am starting to use complex opinions I am beginning to use more complex structures I use prior learning in my work I can refer to the past, present and future in a range of topics I can use a range of complex opinions and connectives I am more confident in saying phenomes I can give a short prepared talk on a topic of my choice Lesson Clear learning intentions Clear success criteria Hook Presentation of content Guided practice Independent practice (homework) Language skills 1 Talking about yourself 1 KQ: Can I introduce myself saying my name, age and where I live? respond to questions to describe oneself using je m appelle and j ai. Most: Use the correct verb (être or avoir) with the pronoun je. Match up French and English, revision of year 7 content. Cassette A, side 1 or CD 1, track 1 R & A File: worksheets 1 3, pp4 6; worksheet 6, p9; grammar 1, p10 Introduction and revision of key verbs to describe yourself. Closure Some: use the correct agreement of noun and adjective. Page 3 of 11

2 Talking about yourself 2 KQ: Can I introduce myself adding a description of hair and eyes? respond to questions to describe oneself using the correct verb (être or avoir) with the pronoun je Most: use the correct agreement of noun and adjective. Writing: change details from template to describe yourself. Cassette A, side 1 or CD 1, track 1 R & A File: worksheets 1 3, pp4 6; worksheet 6, p9; grammar 1, p10 Revision of adjectives, eye and hair colours. Strand 1 Vocabulary learning 1.1 based on Metro 2 rouge p22 Section Comment tu t appelles? and Tu es de quelle nationalite? Exit questions. Some: understand and give more details to produce a longer paragraph. 3 Talking about yourself 3 KQ: Can I introduce myself adding information about my family and pets? respond to questions to describe oneself using the correct verb (être or avoir) with the pronoun je and tu Most: Also use the pronouns il/elle. Match up French and English: key words from previous lesson. Cassette A, side 1 or CD 1, track 1 R & A File: worksheets 1 3, pp4 6; worksheet 6, p9; grammar 1, p10 Write a paragraph to describe yourself using all the vocabulary seen. Choosing between avoir and etre - Collins w/audio KS3 Revision Guide pp 148-149 Ex1-4 Some: understand and give more details to produce a longer paragraph. 4 Talking about someone else 1 Can I understand someone else s description? All: understand the different pronouns je, tu, il/elle with etre and avoir. Most: understand and say the different pronouns je, tu, il/elle with etre and avoir. Some: Understand, say and write the correct of form of etre and avoir with different pronouns. Match up French and English: key verbs from previous lesson. Introduction of il/elle form. Core Collins w/audio KS3 Revision Guide p149 pp 148-149 Ex1-4 Support Collins w/o audio pp78-79 Extension Ex 5 Page 4 of 11

5 Talking about someone else 2 Can I introduce someone else using the correct verb? All: understand and ask questions to describe someone else using the correct verb (être or avoir) with the correct pronoun il or elle. Coloured sentences with class and in pairs. Listening and comprehension of the different forms of avoir and etre. Strqnd 1 Vocabulary learning 1.1 based on Metro 2 rouge workbook p22 Section Ma description and Ta famille Exit questions. Most: understand the correct agreement of noun and adjective with gender. Some: understand more details in a longer paragraph. 6 Talking about someone else 3 Can I introduce someone else? respond to questions to describe someone else using the correct verb (être or avoir) with the correct pronouns je, tu, il/elle. Writing: translation activity Writing: description of someone using the correct adjectival agreement and verb. Using perfect tense, -er verbs only - Metro 2 Rouge workbook p4 - ex 1a and ex 2 lesson 6 Most: use the correct agreement of noun and adjective with gender. Some: understand and give more details to produce a longer paragraph. 7 Saying what you Can I understand what someone did yesterday using the past tense? All: understand questions and statements about what they did yesterday using the perfect tense with avoir and je. Fill in the gaps with previously learnt verbs. pp8-9 Introduction of 4 verbs with the auxiliary to have in the first person. Most: also understand the negative form with some of some verbs in the perfect tense. Some: also notice the form of de after the negative form with the 4 verbs. Page 5 of 11

8 Saying what you did yesterday 2 Can I say what I did yesterday using the past tense? All: understand questions and statements about what they did yesterday using the perfect tense with avoir and je. Translation activity pp8-9 Listening comprehension of statements in the past tense with key verbs. Strand 1 Vocabulary learning 1.3 based on Metro 2 rouge p22 Section Des verbes utiles Exit questions. some of some verbs in the Some: also understand the form of de after the negative form with the 4 verbs. 9 Saying what you did yesterday 3 Can I say what I did yesterday using the past tense? what they did yesterday with avoir and je, tu and the verbs regarder, jouer, écouter, faire. Draw the sentence pp8-9 Write a short paragraph to describe what you did yesterday, including verbs in the perfect tense and negative forms. Irregular perfect tense with avoir - Metro 2 Rouge workbook p5 ex2 some of those verbs in the use the correct form of de after the negative form with the 4 verbs. Page 6 of 11

10 Saying what you did in the past using irregular perfect tense - magic 10 with avoir only 1 Can I understand what someone did last weekend using the past tense? All: understand questions about what they did last weekend using the perfect tense with avoir and je, tu and 3 high frequency verbs. Most: also understand those verbs with the 5 of those verbs in the Match up connectives pp10-11 Introduction of high frequency verbs in the past tense using the auxiliary avoir. Some: also understand the 3 singular pronouns with 7 high frequency verbs. 11 Saying what you did in the past using irregular perfect tense - magic 10 with avoir only 2 Can I say what I did last weekend using the past tense? All: understand questions about what they did last weekend using the perfect tense with avoir and je, tu and 5 high frequency verbs. Most: also understand those verbs with the 7 of those verbs in the Match opinions pp10-11 Reading comprehension: questions about a text in the past tense to use as a template. Strand 1 Vocabulary learning 1.4 based on Metro 2 rouge p23 Section Qu est-ce que tu as fait hier? Exit questions on opinions. Some: also understand the 3 singular pronouns with 10 high frequency verbs. Page 7 of 11

12 Saying what you did in the past using irregular perfect tense - magic 10 with avoir only 3 Can I write about what I did last weekend using the past tense? what they did last weekend with avoir and je, tu and 5 high frequency verbs. use those verbs with the 7 of those verbs in the Fill in the gaps in the template: key verbs. pp10-11 Write a short paragraph to describe what you did last weekend, including verbs in the perfect tense and negative forms; different pronouns and opinions in the past. Regular perfect tense with etre - Metro 2 rouge workbook p36 13 Saying where you have been and what you have done. 1 Can I use the past to speak about where I have been and what I have done? use the 3 singular pronouns with 10 high frequency verbs. All: understand and what they did last weekend with etre and je, tu and 5 high frequency verbs. use those verbs with the 7 of those verbs in the Song etre with every pronoun in the present tense pp12-13 4 R & A File: grammar 3, p13; skills, p14 Introduction of etre as an auxiliary with some high frequency verbs. use the 3 singular pronouns with 10 high frequency verbs. Page 8 of 11

14 Saying where you have been and what you have done. 2 Can I use the past to speak about where I have been and what I have done? what they did last weekend with etre and je, tu and 5 high frequency verbs. use those verbs with the 10 of those verbs in the Challenge 5-7-10: split sentences to match up pp12-13 4 R & A File: grammar 3, p13; skills, p14 Activities around past participles and their formation and auxiliairies. Strand 1 Vocabulary learning based on Metro 2 rouge p23 Section Ou es-tu alle? And Et vous? Exit questions about verbs using the auxiliary etre. use the 3 singular pronouns with 12 high frequency verbs. 15 Saying where you have been and what you have done. 3 Can I use the past to speak about where I have been and what I have done? what they did last weekend with etre and je, tu and 7 high frequency verbs. use those verbs with the 10 of those verbs in the Recap of songs: etre and avoir. pp12-13 4 R & A File: grammar 3, p13; skills, p14 Translation in French and English including past tense with several pronouns, connectives and opinions, to model answers. Core Metro 2 Rouge w/b p6 ex 2 Support Metro 2 Rouge w/b p6 ex 1 Extension Expo 3 Vert W/book p35 use the 3 singular pronouns with 12 high frequency verbs. Page 9 of 11

16 Talking about a day out and activities in the past 1 Can I use some verbs in the past to speak about a past day out? All: understand and what they did on a day out with avoir and and être; and the singular pronouns. use the plural pronouns nous, vous, ils/elles as well. Fill in the gaps with the correct verb. pp14-15 5 R & A File: grammar 4, p13 Flashcards 11 20: places Introduction of plural pronouns and their auxiliaries. Some: also understand opinions in the past. 17 Talking about a day out and activities in the past. 2 Can I use the past to speak about a past day out and use more pronouns? All: understand and what they did on a day out with avoir and and être; and the all pronouns. Most: also use the plural pronouns nous, vous, ils/elles as well. Match up the pronouns. pp14-15 5 R & A File: grammar 4, p13 Flashcards 11 20: places Listening-reading: draw the sentence and write the drawing Strand 1 Vocabulary learning Summary vocabulary test most problematic words Exit questions about different pronouns with verbs in the past tense. use an opinion in the past. 18 Talking about a day out and activities in the past. 3 Can I use the past to speak about a past day out and use more pronouns and opinions? what they did on a day out with avoir and and être; and the singular pronouns. Most: also use correctly the plural pronouns nous, vous, ils/elles as well. Songs with etre and avoir to recap before assessment pp14-15 5 R & A File: grammar 4, p13 Flashcards 11 20: places Writing: revision and practice of past. Criteria for level 3-4-5 given and explained before production. Grammar revision Key points from Module 1 Metro 2 rouge workbook pp10-11 use several opinions in the past. Page 10 of 11

19 Assessment Metro 2 Assessment pack Test revision Reading / writing using PiXL model What do they need to know for Module test? Page 11 of 11