A comprehensive Powerpoint presentation of the role-play part of the Cambridge IGCSE paper 3 examination, with 5 role-play tasks from June 2024 with model answers in French and English. Along with a lesson plan and feedback sheets.

This IGCSE French Reading and Writing assessment is designed to evaluate students’ comprehension and production skills in the French, following the guidelines of the Cambridge Assessment International Education syllabus. It is structured to assess vocabulary, grammar, and language application based on the Cambridge IGCSE French 3rd edition book. The assessment is split into two main components: Reading and Writing, each covering different aspects of language skills. I have used past IGCSE papers as a guide to create this assessment- written by a native speaker.

A 6 page booklet with wordsearches, sentences in the futur simple, football terms, dictionary activity to get your students excited about the Euro. Updated with the 2024 teams.

A collection of French starters aimed at Year 9 students. This contains, Grammar, GCSE-type tasks, translation exercises as well as picture descriptions. This was originally based on the textbook Expo 3 but the book is not needed. No printing required: ideal to help the students settle at the start of the lesson. Written by a native speaker.

A collection of French starter activities for Year 8 students. Ideal to keep you students busy whilst taking the register, no printing required and anwers are included in the PowerPoint. Written by a native speaker.

A collection of starter activities aimed at Year 7 students. Answers ready on the PowerPoint, no need to print anything, ideal to get your students busy whilst taking the register. Written by a native speaker.

Multiple-choice quiz with questions and answers in French and English. Updated with 2019 logo.

PowerPoint to go with new AQA textbook (Foundation) page 70. There's an independent research task and some cultural notes to explain the different festivals mentioned in the book.

An introduction PowerPoint to famous French painters and impressionism with mini plenaries and an opportunity for students to create their own impressionist painting. This was used as a transition event to introduce students to aspects of French culture.

Colour-coded board game for GCSE Speaking revision. Topics covered: Moi et ma famille, Ma ville, Mes loisirs, Mon collège. Questions can be edited. First student to reach the end wins the game.

Help sheet to aid (speed up!) teacher's marking in French with instructions in the TL. Based on the Box and Bubbles system (In the box= what students did well, in the bubble= what students could do to improve) + Spellings to practise.

Powerpoint and worksheet on topic body parts/ illnesses includes self-assessment + AFL tasks

Give the students a dice, this game can be played in pairs or small groups, first student to reach the end wins the game. If a student cannot answer a question, he/she misses a turn. Great for GCSE speaking practice.

Worksheet to get students to use subordinate clauses on the topic 'weather'. Reading comprehension followed by writing tasks (correction for teachers included)

project for independent research on the topic 'French-speaking region' (includes a writing frame with an example for the region 'Nord Pas de Calais')

Worksheet to introduce new technologies (Mp3 players...) in French followed by an exercise to teach students abbreviations to text in French.

Activities to do in town: lesson plan starter, plenary worksheet peer-assessment

Presentation of food chains + activities in French.

For Module 1/3 and EOY