Opinions - cover work is a lesson plan and activity sheet to keep students busy for up to an hour. Designed so that you can just leave it with few instructions. For French learners KS3 who already have some understanding of the basics. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, translation and writing task. The answer sheet accompanies the worksheet to allow cover supervisor, self or peer checking.

This worksheet practices using opinion phrases followed by infinitive verbs, grammar recognition, gap fill and support for writing own sentences. Answer sheet included for self/peer assessment or , if left for cover work the supervisor can use it to support learning.

This worksheet practices the near future tense "je vais" + infinitive and hobbies. Grammar recognition, gap-fill and writing practice with support. Answer sheet included for peer or self assessment or use by cover supervisor if you leave it for cover work. I have used this with year 8 students and year 9.

This resource is introducing food items available in the supermarket using the "On peut" + infinitive constructions. It contains vocabulary lists, images and words presenting the vocabulary for drilling. Activities to use the new vocabulary, grammar explanation of "On peut" + infinitive with activities and a translation with step by step support. The power-point version has the images and words animated for repetition and memory skills, the PDF version does not allow this. I have used this with year 8 students and year 9 bottom sets for revision. I hope you find this useful.

This worksheet uses the topical theme of Pancake day to practice using il faut + the infinitive, it has activities including a gap-fill, recognition of words and sentence structure, translation, grammar guidance and find the French. There are extra tasks to keep those students who work through it at a faster pace, or you may wish to use the extra tasks for differentiation. I have used this with year 8 students for cover work and also for when I am assessing spoken French as students can work independently through the tasks with minimum guidance. I have included the answer sheet for self/peer checking.

St Valentine activity sheet is a fun worksheet to do with students who have some level of French, I made it for my year 8 students and they enjoyed it. Includes word recognition exercises, translation, grammar and extra tasks. Answer sheet included for self/peer/cover supervisor correction.

Verbs-etre is a worksheet designed to allow students to repeatedly go over the verb in the present tense. Activities include completing the verb table, translation and completing sentences. Students can fold over the completed verb to allow them to work from memory or look at the table if they need to. The completed table can be glued into students workbook or grammar book for reference. I have also included an answer sheet for self/peer correction.

Verbs-avoir is a worksheet designed to allow students to repeatedly go over the verb in the present tense. Activities include completing the verb table, translation and completing sentences. Students can fold over the completed verb to allow them to work from memory or look at the table if they need to. The completed table can be glued into students workbook or grammar book for reference. I have also included an answer sheet for self/peer correction.

En ville-Places around town is a slide show presentation of places in a town used to introduce the nouns with the articles.

This cover work is a support sheet for an end of year or end of unit task on My family-Ma famille. As well as the support for the written task and the dialogue task there is a sheet of activities including gap-fill, recognition of words and sentence structure, translation, find the French and a wordsearch. I have used this for cover work and also for when I am assessing students spoken French as students can work independently through the tasks.

Places around town starters include a gap-fill with missing vowels and a word snake there is a full vocabulary in French and English and answer slides.

Hobbies-Mes passe-temps is designed to practise using infinitive constructions, j'aime+infinitive verb. Starting with sentence structure and building to translation and a writing task along with useful connectives and time phrases.

Freetime-loisirs starters are designed to get the class thinking about the topic and revise verbs and grammar. Translation activity and a verb recognition activity, they can be used as single starters just taking one or two at a time or you could give them all at once depending on your class.

Months-Les mois is a calendar with a different verb for each month, allows students to practise verb conjugations and then write sentences, research other verbs and revise months.

Les saisons-Seasons bookmarks is a sheet of bookmarks used to teach the weather, students complete the weather types to the seasons, can then be used as bookmarks or display.

En ville is designed for students new to French year 6 or 7. There is a gap fill activity, a word snake and vocabulary list. Students start to recognise words and the articles that go with them. I have used this as a two different starters, and you could do this with any year group as a bit of revision.

A slideshow presentation aimed at year 7 or year 6 students using Je voudrais with likes and dislikes with snacks and drinks.

The partitive article-du, de la, de l', des - Grammar training, is a grid for students to complete with foods and reinforce the importance of learning with each noun the masculine, feminine and recognise vowels and plurals. Can be used with any year group to present or revise the partitive article. I have used this with year 9 when we were working on healthy living as a revision. Answer sheet included.

New Year's resolutions-Mes resolutions pour la nouvelle annee builds confidence in using the near future using common verbs, frequencies and connectives. I have used this with my year 9 students to revise the near future. There is a matching activity, translation and writing tasks.

Es-tu en forme? Are you fit? This is a presentation about healthy living and eating using the negative form. I have used this with year 8 and 9 students when covering the topic of Healthy Lifestyles and also with bottom set year 10 students.