Attached is a comprehensive booklet on famous French movie Au revoir là-haut , (See you up there). It is made of 16 slides with 8 interactive activities about describe the historical context, the trailer, the story and the movie maker. Answers are provided. This booklet can be done prior to watching the movie.

Interactive Powerpoint tutorial with lots of activities to practice and differentiate the various uses of the relative pronouns in French, both simple and compound ones. More than 70 slides provide thorough explanation and ample practice on this complex grammar point. Interactive exercises include gap-filling and translation. Answers are provided to most exercises. My students found it very useful to differentiate the various relative pronouns. It helps them with their translation skills and sentence building as they produce longer sentences. It is suitable for GCSE or A Levels classes, in class or for self-study.

This extensive grammar booklet, 144 pages, is intended for French A Level students. It covers 15 grammar points. Each chapter starts with a recap of the rule in the shape of the table and is followed by a range of functional exercises in context organized in level of difficulty. A test at the end of each chapter recaps the points. Three general tests with corrections are provided at the end of the booklet. This is an excellent resource for reinforcing the A Level grammar points throughout the 2 years of the course.

Here is a fun ressource by a Youtuber about the challenges of new technologies faced by the people over 50’s. Cyprien’s video has subtitles, so it helps understanding. The attached comprehension exercise is suitable for A Level students and can be a starting point for generating a devbate on the advantages and disadvantages of new technology.

This resource comprises a range of reading activities categorized by level (Foundation or Higher) and Topics: _Career, Future _ Health _ Food & Drinks _ Environment _ Hobbies _ Problems _ News _ School Each topic include at least 3 Comprehension and a Writing Task. The activities are suitable for the New GCSE exam and are useful for exam practice. Bonne chance!.

Comprehensive tutorial with some practice on the present tense. This interactive presentation shows the various patterns of the regular and irregular verbs, including reflexive verbs. It aims to consolidate and extend students' knowledge of irregular verbs. Students are encouraged to participate by providing the answers for each different pattern and then they get some conjugation practice with three exercises. Also attached are 3 word docs on the present tense: 2 tests and a worksheet My A Level students found it very useful to revise and memorize the irregular forms but it can be adapted to GCSE levels.

Powerpoint with 23 slides to help students introduce themselves and other people. This is useful to revise basic French, greetings, where you live, nationality description personal information and social French at both KS3 and 4 level. This is very interactive, so students can practice role plays in pairs in class. You can spend the whole lesson on it. My GCSE students found it useful for preparing for the role play part in the exam.

This bundle on Comparatives and Superlatives include 3 resources. _a PPT with tutorials and practice exercises on the uses of the comparatives and superlatives in French. It consists of 28 slides and proved clear explanation and useful practice on this tricky grammar point. this is suitable both for GCSE and A Level students. _ A PPT comparing 2 French speaking countries, France & Canada _ A word document with a recap of the rules and 4 stimulating exercises It is suitable both for GCSE and A Level students

The little words in French often confuse the students so this bundle of resources should help them. This resource includes 3 comprehensive PPT tutorials on articles ( definite, indefinite, partitive) followed by lots of practice and 2 editable worksheets in Word format and one PDF doc to provide further practice on this tricky grammar point. This is suitable for GCSE and A Level students and can easily be adapted to the required level. The first PPT includes a tutorial on partitives followed by a millionaire game to practice the various uses and rules of partitives. The second PPT is a tutorial on definite, indefinite articles and determiners followed by some translation practice, ideal for preparation to the New GCSE exam. Also attached are 2 worksheets with 4 gap-filling exercises and answers are provided. The titles of the docs indicate the appropriate level. My students found the tutorial and gap-filling tasks very useful to improve their knowledge of these “little words” that are among the most common types of errors at GCSE and A Level. I noticed that articles is a grammar point that always needs revision. These worksheets will help students to apply the rules regarding articles and are also a good way to revise gender, number and prepositions. You can spend a whole lesson with this resource and some of the worksheets can be used for homework.

This bundle contains a collection of 16 Cultural and linguistic PPT quizzes on France and French language for KS 3 and 4 students, depending on the resource. Most of them are in French but a few for KS3 are in English. The length of each quiz varies between 15 and 45mn . The Most of theses Quizzes are interactive PPT and can be displayed on whiteboard and are fully editable. The other ones are Word docs. The title indicates the targeted audience. These quizzes are best used either at the end of term or for starters/plenaries. These quizzes are covering grammar and vocab but also a very wide range of cultural topics about France : medias, geography, history, famous people. Fun way to revise and consolidate your French knowledge

This bundle of 12 resources ia aimed to practice for the New GCSE Oral exam, so all resources follow the exam format. It consists of 4 Powerpoint presentations with interactive role play situations on the following topics: _Holidays _Shopping _Booking _School _ 4 pdf docs with a range of 10 Role Plays on various topics. Examiner’s card is included in a separate doc _ A list of 40 possible Role Play questions (with translation) with answers categorized by topics. _ A worksheet with 6 exercises to practise Role-Play Sentences _ 2 mats for picture description for Foundation & Higher Level with a range of pictures based around the 5 main topics. _ A list of questions for the General Conversation

This is a compilation of 25 quotes about the function and value of language learning. One PPT is in French, the other one has the translation in English. These inspiring quote helps students ( and teachers!) to see other reasons for foreign language, apart from getting a GCSE or A Level grade! This is a great activity to do on Language Day. Also to use possibly for the Language Day, are a PPT quiz for this year’s Language Day, a PPT presentation on the EU ( with UK still in it!) in French, and another one on the Geaography of Europe

Comprehensive and interactive PPT presentation (90 slides!) on the topic School. It includes a tutorial with some activities on the following sub-topics: _ School subjects _Opinions on subjects, teachers, school uniform, homework _ Extra-curricular activities _ Routine activities at school _ Time and timetable _ School equipment _School system in France This can be used for KS3 and 4 for a whole lesson either to reintroduce or reinforce this important GCSE topic. Attached is also a worksheet to practise the structures of opinions on school-related matters

This extensive booklet in color, 91 pages, covers all the GCSE topics across the 4 skills. Each topic includes a some set phrases for foundation and higher level which are really useful both for the Speaking and Writing exam. The use of colour and highlight for complex structures will help students with sentence building. Some Model answer with notes and exercises are provided for the Writing activities. A vocab list is also provided for each topic. The Reading, Speaking and Listening activities are taken from various GCSE resources and are fully relevant to the new GCSE syllabus. Transcript and translation are provided for all listening activities together with the link to access that activity.

Attached is a range of 10 resources on the PACS. It includes 3 PPT with some activities such as gap-fill, 5 reading comprehension with answers provided and a couple of article on the subject. All the activities are pitched for As/A2 students.

Mistakes on adjectives is the most common type of error at GCSE Level. This resource is a comprehensive and interactive PPT on Adjectives with more than 100 slides which aims at using adjectives accurately. It covers adjectival agreement for regular and irregular patterns as well as the position of adjectives and how to make long sentences with many adjectives and adverbs . The rules are immediately followed by some practice exercises. The last slides give students the opportunity to use the language creatively by making their own sentences. This is suitable for KS3 and 4 students, uop to GCSE standarts. Some worksheets in Word format are also included with the level indicated in the title,

Attached are 2 booklets to analyse the novel and the film Un Secret from Philippe Grimbert. The Word document is a general recap of the story and can be done once students have finished reading the novel. The pdf file is an in depth analysis of the novel in French and looks at the themes, charcters, plot and style of the book.

This bundle of 6 resources include Tutorials and Revision activities on all the major connectives and Time words in all tenses. Worksheets are provided to practice this complex grammar point with A Level students. Suitable for GCSE & A Level students to practise essay writing.

This is a bundle of 10 resources to introduce and practice the subjunctive at various levels in different ways. There are 3 PTT with tutorials, practice activities in Word docs and also pictures and boardgame for speaking practice. You can pick and choose the resources that suit your students best. The board game is especially popular and efficient with A Level students.