French GCSE worksheets to focus on the imperfect tense with the holiday topic. They can also work well for good/strong KS3 students as the first page is usually self-explanatory. They are composed of two parts for differentiation. The first page focuses only on regular and common verbs from core French GCSE vocabulary lists. The second page focuses on French irregular verbs (some are also uncommon verbs). Activities are all scaffolded and lead to a short piece of writing. These French GCSE worksheets are great for independent learning, home learning, homework or even cover work. Answers are provided to make your life easier. Here are all topics you can find in my shop: School, sport, hobbies, the world of work, media, home and house, food, family relationships, chores, routine, holidays, environment, festivals and traditions. Each topic has a worksheet for each of the following tenses: Imperfect tense, perfect tense, present tense, near future tense (+infinitive structures & modal verbs), future tense, conditional tense/mood. Don’t hesitate to follow me on my Facebook and Twitter pages to be aware of updates. More worksheets to be added this year (including complex structures).

A more complete booklet is available here to test your students: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/french-gcse-translation-booklet-30-texts-exam-practice-boost-writing-skills-with-answers-12014508 Translation booklet to help students revise tenses to improve their translation and writing skills. Versatile resource - you could remove some of the answers for your students to fill in the table. Tenses used : pluperfect, imperfect, perfect, conditional, past conditional, present, present continuous, near future, near future and the subjunctive mood. Tenses used : • Home & Abroad • School Life • Daily Routine • Food & Drink • Media, TV & Film • Family • Helping at Home • Hobbies & Interests • Special Occasions • Where I Live • Environment • Holidays

This resource is aimed at French A level students working on the education topic. It deals with “le mariage pour tous” It is a great resource of EDEXCEL. It can be easily adapted for AQA. It is composed of a reading worksheet. It’s an authentic resource that has been scaffolded with pre-reading tasks. Great for A04 and to help students get ready for the speaking exams (taking notes of cultural facts) It includes exam style questions. Answers are provided to facilitate your life. It is a ready-to-use resource which requires minimum preparation. More resources on the topic of “Les changements de la famille” are available here : https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/french-a-level-education-whole-unit-listening-reading-speaking-cultural-facts-12218287 They include the following subtopics : Le vieillissement, la GPA, la PMA, le mariage, le PACS, le mariage homosexuel, la manif pour tous, & more!

French KS3 lesson to talk about my nationality / ma nationalité and use je suis and je ne suis pas (je suis anglais mais je ne suis pas français) Here is more information regarding lessons with PowerPoints you will find in my shop: Each lesson comes with a .doc booklet and a PowerPoint with answers included to make your life easier. Each lesson builds onto the previous ones to enhance prior knowledge and help students retain vocabulary. Sentence builders are key elements of each lesson. You could use them to introduce new vocabulary and do fun activities with them. Do not hesitate to contact me on Facebook if you need some help. I made sure to use a wide range of activities for the four skills: reading, listening, speaking and writing. There are no listening tracks. I wrote the transcripts (which are included in the PowerPoint) and I usually either record myself or read it at loud. I hope this will work well for you. (Here are some lessons that could be taught before this topic: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/french-ks3-je-me-pr-sente-12390659 ) key words: French KS3 beginners / introducing myself / ma nationalité / je suis anglais / my nationality / allez 1

Lesson on activities I do to introduce and practice -ER verbs ending in the present tense. Le lundi, nous jouons au foot Do not hesitate to check this free lesson to see the kind of activities I will use: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/french-ks3-leisure-activities-12490151 Students will learn how to use and recognise -ER verb ending. Days of the week will be introduced/retrieved Here is more information regarding lessons with PowerPoints you will find in my shop: Each lesson comes with a .doc booklet and a PowerPoint with answers included to make your life easier. Each lesson builds onto the previous ones to enhance prior knowledge and help students retain vocabulary. Sentence builders are key elements of each lesson. You could use them to introduce new vocabulary and do fun activities with them. Do not hesitate to contact me on Facebook if you need some help. I made sure to use a wide range of activities for the four skills: reading, listening, speaking and writing. key words: French KS3 beginners / leisure activities / infinitive verbs / -ER verb endings / Allez 1 3.2 Autour de moi / à la maison des jeunes / Year 7 French / Year 8 French

Lesson on what I wear (les vêtements que je porte). Mon look. Ça c’est mon truc. (Allez 1 - 6.1). This lesson focuses on -ER endings. A knowledge organiser is also attached to this lesson to give you an idea of topics I covered in this unit. Here is more information regarding lessons with PowerPoints you will find in my shop: Each lesson comes with a .doc booklet and a PowerPoint with answers included to make your life easier. Each lesson builds onto the previous ones to enhance prior knowledge and help students retain vocabulary. Sentence builders are key elements of each lesson. You could use them to introduce new vocabulary and do fun activities with them. Do not hesitate to contact me on Facebook if you need some help. I made sure to use a wide range of activities for the four skills: reading, listening, speaking and writing. There are no listening tracks. I wrote the transcripts (which are included in the PowerPoint) and I usually either record myself or read it at loud. I hope this will work well for you. You might want to edit/tweak the starter activity I created as it is usually linked to previous topics to reactivate prior knowledge. When I have slides introducing new vocabuary, I suggest adding pictures from Google Image to help your students. key words: French KS3 / mon look / ça c’est mon truc / -er verbs / present tense / je porte / Allez 1 6.1

A lesson with a PowerPoint and answers to opinions with school subjects. A lot more lessons for KS3 with PowerPoints are available on my shop. Do not hesitate to check it or to contact me on Facebook or by email (pvfrresources@gmail.com) should you have any questions or need anything in particular.

Worksheets to practise the “transports” topic + environment/weather

Lesson on activities I like to do. (using opinion phrases + infinitive verbs) J’aime jouer au foot / j’aime écouter de la musique. Students will learn how to use opinions and infinitive structures together. Here is more information regarding lessons with PowerPoints you will find in my shop: Each lesson comes with a .doc booklet and a PowerPoint with answers included to make your life easier. Each lesson builds onto the previous ones to enhance prior knowledge and help students retain vocabulary. Sentence builders are key elements of each lesson. You could use them to introduce new vocabulary and do fun activities with them. Do not hesitate to contact me on Facebook if you need some help. I made sure to use a wide range of activities for the four skills: reading, listening, speaking and writing. There are no listening tracks. I wrote the transcripts (which are included in the PowerPoint) and I usually either record myself or read it at loud. I hope this will work well for you. key words: French KS3 beginners / leisure activities / infinitive verbs / opinion phrases / Allez 1 3.2 Autour de moi / à la maison des jeunes / Year 7 French / Year 8 French

NEW : A level - Les changements de la structure familiale en France booklet (with more than 15 different lessons, with homework, grammar activities, lots of translations and many different facts to be used for speaking activities) https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12573557 French A level worksheet on ‘les familles monoparentales en France’ - le changement dans la famille. Les changements dans les structures familiales. It is composed of two exam style questions linked to a reading on ‘les familles monoparentales en France’ as well as translations into French and into English. This a great, up-to-date resource to revise the topic of “les changements dans les structures familiales” Answers are included to make your life easier Key words: French A level revision - worksheets- reading - translation - la famille - les changements dans la famille - les familes monoparentales- la structure de la famille en France - 2020 - 2021 - la pauvreté - la précarité des familles monoparentales- 2020

NEW : A level - Les changements de la structure familiale en France booklet (with more than 15 different lessons, with homework, grammar activities, lots of translations and many different facts to be used for speaking activities) https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12573557 French A level worksheet on domestic violence in France - les pensions alimentaires - child support - le changement dans la famille. Les changements dans les structures familiales. It is composed of two exam style questions linked to a listening on “les pensions alimentaires - child support” as well as translations into French and into English. This a great, up-to-date resource to revise the topic of “les changements dans les structures familiales” Answers are included to make your life easier Key words: French A level revision - worksheets- reading - translation - la famille - les changements dans la famille - les pensions alimentaires- la structure de la famille en France - 2020 - 2021

NEW : A level - Les changements de la structure familiale en France booklet (with more than 15 different lessons, with homework, grammar activities, lots of translations and many different facts to be used for speaking activities) https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12573557 French A level translation practice. French A Level grammar. Grammar revision. Grammar practice. French A level translations into English and into French on the topic of family (les changements dans la société française). The main grammar point that is recycled in this worksheet is reflexive verbs (les verbes réflexifs) with different tenses. This worksheet includes vocabulary on the family topic, short grammar rules on how to use reflexive verbs, sentences to translate into English, sentences to translate into French and a paragraph to translate into French (where the grammar point studied in this worksheet is used quite heavily). Answers are included to make your life easier This worksheet is great for independent learning, homework, home learning, class work, cover work, etc. Do not hesitate to check my shop for more grammar sheets on the same topic. (indirect object pronouns, direct object pronouns, passive voice, reflexive verbs, comparatives, etc.) Les changements dans la société́ française, aspects of French-speaking society: current trends, the changing nature of family, la famille en voie de changement, Les changements dans les attitudes envers le mariage, les couples et la famille.

French complex structures. French GCSE/early A level grammar worksheets on direct object pronounswhich includes grammatical rules and a variety of scaffolded activities. There are quite a lot of sentences to translate into French and into English to help your students with their writing skills but also their translation ones. I made sure to use common nouns and verbs found in GCSE core vocabulary lists so that the focus can solely be on grammatical concepts. Do not hesitate to check my shop as more complex structures are available to help your GCSE/A level students stretch their knowledge of French grammar. These challenging but yet accessible worksheets are great for independent learning, homework, revision, extension tasks or even home learning. They are mostly targeted for GCSE students but can also be used at the start of Y12 to help your students brush up on French grammar. Answers are provided to make your life easier I hope this helps and do not hesitate to tell me what you think of them. Other complex structures available (or soon to be available) are: après avoir… / avant de…/ subjunctive structures / direct object pronouns / comparative sentences / superlative sentences /indirect object pronouns / ce qui – ce que / qui – que / the present tense / the perfect tense / the conditional tense / the future tense / the past conditional tense(mood) / infinitive structures / quantities / adjective endings / questions / reflexive verbs and many more!

Whole unit available here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/french-gcse-environnement-environment-whole-unit-reading-speaking-translations-writing-12178101 Sentence builders to help pupils producing sentences on “pour aider l’environnement + INFINITIVE STRUCTURES”. They can start working with the sentence builders with ENG & FR translations (choral repetition, dictations, trapdoor activities, etc.) Then, you could give them the same sentence builders without the EN translations and do some more work on it. To finish, there are sentences for them to translate. They could do some from memory. Pupils should also be pushed to make their own sentences / come up with their own examples I hope this helps. Answers are provided

French A level resources which are aimed at French A level students working on the tradition and festival topic. It deals with “le ramadan en France” It is a great resource of EDEXCEL. La culture politique et artistique dans les pays francophones / Les festivals et les traditions / Les festivals, fêtes, coutumes et traditions. It is composed of a reading worksheet & a listening worksheet. They are authentic resources that have been scaffolded with pre-reading/listening tasks. Great for A04 and to help students get ready for the speaking exams (taking notes of cultural facts) They include exam style questions. Answers are provided to facilitate your life. They are ready-to-use resources which require minimum preparation. More resources on the topic of “les traditions et les festivals” are available here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/festivals-et-traditions-french-a-level-12298727 They include the following subtopics : la fête des voisins, les jours fériés, la fête de la musique, l’évolution de Noël, les crèches de Noël, le festival de Canne, la fête des mères, la fête des pères, le ramadan en France, Pâques, le premier mai, le festival d’hiver de Québec, la fête des citrons de Menton, etc.

A comme amitié - French GCSE / IGCSE worksheets - Module 1 Qui suis-je ? These 10 worksheets include a wide variety of activities to describe friends including exam style questions. Grammar : adjective endings ; “je suis quelqu’un de” ; “j’ai l’air” ; “avoir and être” in the present tense ; “ça me rend” ; “ça me fait” Answers are provided. Key words: A comme amitié - French GCSE - French IGCSE - exam style questions - l’amitié - French friendship - Edexcel - AQA - Module 1 - qui suis-je?

French GCSE reading exam practice questions perfect for KS4 revision. Questions follow the IGCSE Edexcel examboard style of questions. This reading booklet is idea for practice, assessment, independent learning. Answers are included. I also made a similar booklet with more than 100 texts and exam style questions: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12665836 Topics included in this free booklet : Life in the town and rural life Holidays, tourist information and directions Services Customs School life & routine Role models Relationships with family and friends Environmental issues Food & drink Hobbies, interests, sports and exercise Do not hesistate to let me know what you think :)

French complex structures. French GCSE/early A level grammar worksheets on the pronoun ENwhich includes grammatical rules and a variety of scaffolded activities. There are quite a lot of sentences to translate into French and into English to help your students with their writing skills but also their translation ones. j’en fais/j’en mange/j’en bois I made sure to use common nouns and verbs found in GCSE core vocabulary lists so that the focus can solely be on grammatical concepts. Do not hesitate to check my shop as more complex structures are available to help your GCSE/A level students stretch their knowledge of French grammar. These challenging but yet accessible worksheets are great for independent learning, homework, revision, extension tasks or even home learning. They are mostly targeted for GCSE students but can also be used at the start of Y12 to help your students brush up on French grammar. Answers are provided to make your life easier I hope this helps and do not hesitate to tell me what you think of them. Other complex structures available (or soon to be available) are: après avoir… / avant de…/ subjunctive structures / direct object pronouns / comparative sentences / superlative sentences /indirect object pronouns / ce qui – ce que / qui – que / the present tense / the perfect tense / the conditional tense / the future tense / the past conditional tense(mood) / infinitive structures / quantities / adjective endings / questions / reflexive verbs and many more!

A lesson to understand what “les banlieues” are in France and where they come from. This is a good lesson to then introduce the film “La Haine”. This lesson is the first one in my Scheme of Learning for La Haine. You can find every single lesson (with answers) that I use for La Haine here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12967270

French resource to focus on the following subtopic: A table – Boire et manger (4.1) Je mange, je bois + SOME It follows the order of the Allez textbook from Kerboodle. It is great of KS3 (Year 7 / Year 8). A table – Boire et manger (4.1) Answers are provided to help you. Activities included go from vocabulary search, grammar questions, translations to exam style questions. If you want to get in touch, don’t hesitate to look for my page on Facebook or Twitter. Bundle: More than 40 reading tasks for KS3 (Year 7 and Year 8) are available here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/ks3-french-reading-and-writing-activities-allez-1-textbook-12164922 I hope this helps.