Learning objectives

Module 1:  C’est parti

Meeting and greeting

Date/age/birthdays

classroom items …

numbers 1-30

classroom instructions

Gender - un/une/des, le/la/les

1-31

Avoir, classroom items

Commands

Adjectives and agreements

Talking about your family                   

Talking about your pets

Describing yourself and others

Talking about hair and eyes

Module 2:  En famille

Term 1 Assessment = Speaking task   

Recognising the negative

avoir/être

mon/ton/son

prepositions

agreement of adjectives; qualifying adjectives

Talking about where you live

What kind of house you live in ; rooms               

Describing your bedroom

Saying what you do / don’t do at home

Telling the time; counting to 69

Module 3:  Chez moi

-ER verbs; habiter

Où?/qui? Questions

Prepositions

à + town/hour

numbers to 69

Asking / talking about places in a town

Adking / understanding simple directions

Saying where you are / where you are going

Making / responding to suggestions for going out

Ordering drinks / snacks / dealing with prices

Module 4:  On va en ville

Term 2 assessment = Listening and reading

il y a un …/ une …

tu &  vous

où est… / où sont…?

Aller / on va… au / à la / à l’ / aux

Euros

Talking about daily routine

Talking about school subjects

Saying what you like / don’t like giving opinions and reasons

Talking about school timetable

Understanding and writing longer texts

Module 5:  Ma journée

reflexive verbs (singular)

asking questions

opinions + pourquoi/parce que

time phrases

faire paradigm

numbers 70-100

très/assez/un peu/trop

Talking about sports and games

Talking about musical instruments

Talking about things you’d like to do 

Talking about leisure centre activities / holiday activities

Module 6:  On s’amuse

Term 3 assessment = Writing task

jouer à, jouer de

j’aime etc + infinitive

on peut + infinitive

adverbs

expressions with faire

aller + infinitive

 Module 7:  Famille et domicile

Talking about yourself and families

Talking about jobs people do

Talking about where people live

Describing the weather

Je / tu + avoir; il / elle / on

Il est / elle est  + jobs

Compass points

Depuis, quand, si

Talking about what you like doing

Talking about what sports you do

Talking about what you do with your friends

Talking about TV programmes you have watched

Saying what you and your friends did

 Module 8:  Temps libre

J’aime + infinitive

Je fais / je joue

Using the pronoun nous

Perfect tense –ER verbs

Making and reacting to invitations

Making excuses

Talking about clothes

Buying clothes

Saying where you went

Negotiating and stating future plans and intentions

 Module 9:  Les sorties

Modal verbs (pouvoir, devoir, vouloir)

Adjectival agreement

The immediate future (aller + infinitive)

Numbers 1-100

Perfect tense with aller

Food you like and don’t like

Breakfast, lunch and evening meals

Preparing for a party

Buying groceries

Healthy and unhealthy foods

 Module 10: Manger et boire

Term 2 Assessment

Partitive article du, de la, de l’, des

Il faut + infinitive

Size, quantity and measures

Transactional dialogues

Countries and nationalities

Talking about holidays

Describing a holiday centre

Finding out about a holiday destination

Talking about a past holiday

 Module 11: Voyages et vacances

Using en/au with countries; à with towns etc

Using est-ce que …? and other question words

Using il y a / il n’y a pas DE and other quantifiers

Practice with the perfect tense

Module 13: Ça t’intéresse?

Talking about what you watch on TV

Talking about going to the cinema

Describing yourself and others

Talking about what you like reading

Talking about what you did last weekend

Present tense –ER verbs, aller

Present tense of avoir and être

Perfect tense of –ER verbs and some irregular forms

Planning what you are going to do

Talking about what is going to happen in the future

Talking about future careers

Why languages are important / using languages

Module 14:  L’avenir

Term 1 Assessment

On va + infinitive

Immediate future Je vais + infinitive

Modal verbs devoir, pouvoir, vouloir

Using connectives

Talking about illness / saying what’s wrong

Healthy living

Understanding and giving advice

Keep-fit activities

Avoir mal au / à la / à l’ / aux

Expressions with avoir and être

Ne … plus / jamais

Vous and tu  imperative

Perfect tense of faire

French-speaking sportspeople

Understanding information about people

A whodunit! / Who did it?

Term 2 Assessment

Using son, sa, ses

Adjectival agreements

Perfect tense with avoir and être verbs

Learning about a region of France

Travel arrangements

Arranging hotel accommodation

A visit to an attraction (e.g. a motor race)

Understanding hotel brochures/ tourist information

 Module 17: On y va

Vous  imperatives

Using y

Je voudrais + infinitive

Understanding the perfect tense

Using vous in formal contexts