This is a pair-work speaking activity to practize prepositions. One sudents has to describe his picture to his partner who draws the objects described in the right place. They then swap and check on each other's sheet at the end.

Describing teachers: reviewing of adjective agreements, comparative and superlatives.

Hnadout to introduce the subjunctive to 11th grade or 12th grade. The two practice exercizes at the end are linked to the environment, but can easily be adapted to whatever you are currently working on.

PowerPoint presentation introducing different types of accidents and injuries. Reviewing of the perfect tense of reflexive verbs and when and how to use the imperfect. Leads to a piece of creative writing.

Press article about the influence of television on young people.

This presentation introduces direct object pronouns (le, la, les)

PowerPoint presentation to teach students to talk about countries they visited, countries the will visit and countries they would like to visit.

PowerPoint presentation + handout to introduce countries and languages.

PowerPoint presentation introducing the conditional tense with lots of interesting vocabulary (for higher). The handout is a differentiated exercize for foundation.

This PowerPoint presentation introduces different problems affecting the environment, followed by exercizes on adjective endings, comparative and superlative forms

Talking about what you do to protect the environment. Emphasis on the present tense (regular and main irregular verbs) and the negative forms.

PowerPoint to introduce (more complex) adjectives describing personality, leading on to a piece of extended writing.The handout goes with the PowerPoint and can serve as a vocab reference sheet.

End of unit reading assessment: tick the 6 true statements, answer the quetions and gap-fill exercise.

3 songs with a different approach on the environment. Clips can be found on YouTube. I love working with songs as it makes language learning more 'real'. The first of the 2 songs was a big hit at the time it came out and I believe is still quite popular in France.

An IB/A-level resource on trash reality TV in France, seen by the band Tryo. I have used this song to talk about slang and verlan and as an opportunity to revise the pronoun 'en'. There is a translation exercise for students to practise the vocabulary from the song, as well as a gap-fill exercise to practise listening comprehension. Finally, I have put together a few questions to form the basis of a discussion.

Objective: To explain why learning a language is important. Work on modal verbs. Includes reference to significance for British students - easily removed or altered.

End of topic reading assessment for food, drink and healthy eating. Feedback welcome.

This is a relatively recent song by Yannick Noah. I used it as a gap-filling listening activity. I'm sure it can be better exploited, so I welcome any ideas/improvements!

Compilation of sources on the topic of discrimination against disabled people in France.

List of interesting idioms of more able students. They first need to work out the literal meaning of these phrases and then find out the meaning or an equivalent idiom in English. I matched this exercize to the topic Hobbies and Free Time, but of course it can go with any other topic.