A worksheet of activities on verbs & vocab and a listening gap-fill to accompany the song Est-ce que tu m’aimes? by Maître Gims.

A worksheet to accompany a YouTube clip containing a dialogue from Ice Age 4 -a short listening gap-fill exercise followed by some mini grammar - a few short grammar tasks based on some aspects of the transcript.

A selection of activities based on the song dernière danse by Kyo. A listening comprehension gap-fill followed by several mini grammar activities on different points.

An advanced level worksheet (eg. A-Level in UK) for French listening and mini grammar - ie. some short grammar exercises based on some grammatical features of the song tourner dans le vide by Indila, as well as a listening gap-fill and some translation.

A listening gap-fill exercise using the song ‘je me tire’ followed by several mini grammar exercises - short grammar tasks based on some of the grammatical aspects of the transcript.

A sentence builder to learn to describe lo mejor y lo peor about your school in Spanish. See this link for a free list of activities you can do with a sentence builder: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/teaching-ideas-for-using-sentence-builders-12281180

A variety of different exercises based on the song je suis ton ami (you’ve got a friend in me) from Toy Story - a listening comprehension gap-fill task followed by some mini grammar - various short grammar tasks to raise awareness of these different points.

A lesson of various activities based on a French cover of ‘sorry’ by Justin Bieber. Activities include vocab-matching (high frequency verbs in the infinitive), listening and filling in the blanks, vocab-finding, and translation both into L1 and L2 with a focus on certain aspects of grammar. Answers included. If you prefer an easier version, here is a KS3 lesson I made on the same song: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/d-sol-e-sorry-justin-bieber-french-version-ks3-lesson-12284272

A sheet summarising key knowledge for GCSE level French writing in the past - key expressions in the past and most useful verbs in perfect and imperfect

A listening and reading comprehension in French to give students a very basic introduction to the French revolution based on a French YouTube video. Aimed at Year 11 roughly (the video is hard but there is plenty of scaffolding in the exercises) Activities include vocab building gap-fill, gapped translation, listening gap-fill, true or false statements, and comprehension with reordering of information. Answers included.

A multi skill set of activities based on the video ‘A quoi ça sert, l’école ?’ from the YouTube channel 1 jour 1 question - vocab activities, gap-fill, reordering, translation and sentence unjumbling. Answers included. Suitable for Year 11 or a good Year 10 group in my opinion.

A good starter or plenary activity to recap learning on physical descriptions.

A short worksheet with a reading and listening exercise to practise distinguishing between the present and perfect - good to do once students have just learned the perfect tense, to go back to the present and consolidate the differences between them

A quick oral translation activity for students to do in pairs to practise conjugation verbs in the perfect tense in French - very similar sentences are used firstly from L2 to L1, then the other way round.

A worksheet on Maître Gims's new song 'Cameleon' from December 2017. Filling in the blanks in lyrics, matching up new vocab, and some short 'find the vocab' activities. You could also spend some time at the start of the lesson discussing French music, Maitre Gims, Black M and Sexion d'Assaut to see if any students have discovered their music before.

A (basic) quiz on French culture to complete with students over zoom / equivalent. Instructions in the powerpoint - I ‘share my screen’ with the students and open the powerpoint to go through each slide with students who complete the answers by typing them on their phones in an email to me.

A quick starter activity to revise present, imperfect and future tenses to aid translation.

A sentence builder in French teaching students to give compliments to describe other people’s character, including an idea for a positivity-spreading / kindness-spreading activity! Thanks to Gianfranco Conti for giving me the idea for this.

A challenging microlistening task based on the song fête de trop by Eddy de Pretto. This can be used AFTER students have had plenty of practice differentiating between the different vowel sounds in French, including the nasal sounds. A good way to practise (and also assess) the students’ understanding of these sounds. Answers included.

A set of useful phrases to teach GCSE level students for talking about the future in French.