Compilation of different sources, all on the topic of racism in France. I have also uploaded the link to the radio report of the racist incident during a football match that goes with one of the activities.

Reading activity to recap chores and to introduce new idiomatic vocabulary. Followed by True/False questions and a translation exercize. Feedback welcome.

List of resources to teach about going to the cinema. - - Powerpoint presentation - Differentiated listening activity with a gap-fill exercises. Unfortunately I couldn't upload the sound files on the website but I can email them to you if you send me a private message. - Matching up synopses to films and a writing activity. - Finally, a list of opinions some more advanced for more able students.

Gap-fill listening activity to review/expand vocabulary related to food and practise the partitive article with this great song by Nino Ferrer. Several months later, I still catch my students humming it... The two worksheets are differentiated.

4 songs about racism with Handout. The emphasis is on colloquial and slang language.

End-of-unit assessment on the topic of holidays (les vacances). Can also be used as a reading activity in class to learn new idiomatic expressions and vocabulary. Feedback/suggestions welcome.

This PowerPoint introduces/reviews modal verbs + infinitive and introduce the subjunctive (only in the 3rd person singular). Feedback welcome.

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.

Work on 2 songs about friendship. The first one, 'Les Copains d'abord', by Brassens, is available on YouTube. The second, by Bénabar is harder to find on the net so I downloaded it. In this lesson, I worked in particular on familiar and colloquial language.

Presentation and handout to review the weather in 3 different tenses. I used it when studying the topic of vacations.

Press article on young people and reading with questions and exercises. IB French B standard level.

Lesson for advance pupils on how to use a bilingual dictionary (my class uses Robert and Collins). Especially relevant with the new IB curriculum when pupils are expected to produce a piece of coursework in class, for which they are allowed to use a dictionary.

This PowerPoint presentation focuses on negative forms and the pronoun 'en'

I did this worksheet to revise the main grammar points covered in the unit but it can also be set as a cover lesson. Grammar covered is the partitive article and the past tense.

I made this worksheet to work on the film 'Les Poupees Russes&' by Cedric Klapisch with my year 12. There are comprehension and grammar tasks, as well as written and oral work (making predictions, describing events, etc.). Hope you enjoy it. Don&';t forget to leave a comment and any suggestions are welcome!

I created this worksheet on one of my favourite songs of all time to finish the topic Family, Relationships and Love. It can be followed up by how to write a love letter or a break-up letter, for example. Feedback welcome!

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.

I created this workbook when I studied L'Étranger with my Year 13 French B Higher Level class. The aim of this workbook is to provide a variety of activities to help students understand the novel, the style and philosophy of its author. There are comprehension exercises, writing tasks, grammar activities (use of tenses in the novel) and one interactive oral activity. It is geared towards French B Higher Level students, but could easily be used for A-level students. Working through this workbook would take 3 to 4 weeks.

Great game, to revise pretty much any topic! I used it to revise the past tense with 'avoir' and -ER verbs with my Year 8, but it can be adapted for any purpose. Switch off the lights, let the suspense penetrate the classroom and get the kids in a competitive mood! They'll love it...

PowerPoint presentation to revise the future with aller + infinitive, along with taking about your plans after you finish GCSE. Reading activities as well as grammar exercises.