Reading comprehension on the living conditions of the prisonners in Marseille, France. Exercises on vocabulary, reading comprehension, speaking, summary, translation. Great to develop skills and get students talking, giving them further specific facts. Vocab answers included.

2 lessons on possessive and demonstrative adjectives. Short activities: questions, match up, translations, kahoot, finding the rule. Aimed at year 12 but great for KS3 and KS4 GCSE!

Lesson on Comment sauver la musique française? Videos, speaking, listening and writing tasks. This covers la fête de la musique and famous francophone festivals to promote music.

5 exercices de révisions du subjonctif sur le film Au Revoir Les Enfants. Exercices de conjugaison, de traduction FRANÇAIS > ANGLAIS et ANGLAIS > FRANÇAIS. Le document inclue les réponses. Utilisable en AS ou A2. (TES does not show all 5 exercises in the preview)

Lesson on the adjectival agreement. Aimed at Year 12 but could be adapted for KS3/4. Adjective manipulations, questions and translations.

Reading practice to give students a lot of facts about immigration and fight stereotypes. Vocabulary, comprehension, discussion and translation exercises.

Great worksheet that lasts a lesson. Many activities to develop reading and writing skills: vocab, information, true or false, and writing using the text as a frame. Great to encourage student to use a range of linguistic elements to reach a higher level (connectives, adverbs, adjectives, specific vocabulary, verbs, etc.)

Lesson on the gilets jaunes movement including speaking/writing questions, research work, videos, information. UPDATED on 11/12/2018.

Range of written resources followed by questions to prompt discussion and have students reflect on the context in which gay marriage was legalised in France: Historique du mariage Citations sur le mariage A l’Assemblée, l’UMP repousse le mariage homosexuel Les Français favorables au mariage homosexuel

Whole A-level lesson on how France is trying to save French cinema through festivals and incentives such as le printemps du cinéma and la fête du cinéma as well as its tax program. The lesson contains a starter with subjunctive, listening activities (videos - adverts and news report) as well as a speaking activity and a slide to prompt them to present about francophone film festival (to help promote it)

A-level French lesson to introduce the topic of heritage (patrimoine) with video, key words, listening, speaking and writing tasks.

Full lesson on comparative (using Studio 2 and the topic of housing, but could be adapted) Range of exercises to push students to use a variety of adjectives to describe houses and other objets or people. Speaking, reading and writing skills. Can be easily used for GCSE lessons on the topic “Where I live”.

Worksheet on a video about immigration in France. Listening, speaking and writing exercises. Great to give students more background to their arguments before, eventually, formulating them.

Powerpoint on the technical aspect of the film La Haine by Matthieu Kasovitz.

Lessons on the A-level topic of politics “L’Union Européenne a-t-elle un avenir?” with 2 videos, speaking and writing activities.

Introductory lessons to explain how the French mentality is built on the power of the people and rebellion - through history, art, institutions.

3 sets of questions about the A-level topic of manifestation to prepare students for the speaking exams. The lesson is based on 2 listening (videos) activities on the example of the company GOODYEAR.

Full lesson with worksheet to recap the use of articles le, l’, la, les and quantifiers du, de l’, de la, des through a series of activities: dictionary skills, gap fill, translations, match up. Great for KS3 but can also be used in KS4.

Couple of lessons on -IR and -RE verbs for KS3 - KS4. 15 slides to cover over 2 to 4 lessons. Conjugations activities (gap fill, noughts and crosses, match up, quickfire, recap)

Activities to secure opinions with connectives, adverbs, reasons and a range of opinion phrase.