a powerpoint introducing common reflexive in the first person singular of the present tense followed by a few exercises (using singular & plural examples). There is also an accompamying theree in a row game (like connect four) - requires flash

a writing mat on the perfect tense. The aim is to help students construct longer sentences using the perfect tense. The third document is a short practice worksheet, quite useful for homework

a straight forward worksheet and notebook slide on using ne...pas in French. I used it with my Yr9 classes for revision before introducing more complex negatives (ne rien, ne plus, ne que...), which you can also find here on TES under: les négations

a writing mat on the 2 French prepositions à & de

a handout to practise vocabulary on feeling unwell and going to the doctor's in French

A handout matching up famous sites in German speaking countries. Includes answers.

a pupil checklist for GCSE grammar, based on AQA spec

a handout in French about shopping

a worksheet exploring French brands and famous logos

a French listening comprehension based on a news clip about a coach crash from TF1 - questions in French. The archived clip can be found on www.tf1.fr click replay, the info and the clip is called un car polonais...

A handout to introuduce & practise quel & le quel (including feminine & plural forms). There is a short self assessment at the end. Suitable for higher level French classes.

a handout on the sites of Paris - good for end of term lessons

a reading exam (or practice) made up of six exercises in a GCSE format: 2 questions at grade A, 2 at Grade C and 2 at grade F. Contains answers after each exercise so you might want to remove them for exam practice

A writing checklist for students to identify their own mistakes in written French.

Pictures of typical French gestures. Match them up to what they mean in English & the idiomatic French equivalent

a straight forward worksheet and accompanying powerpoint on school uniforms. I noticed a couple of typos, which have been corrected. The powerpoint also includes a section on school rules

A worksheet to introduce indirect object pronouns in French. There are also some exercises to practise recognising and using them. Also good for revision purposes.

an A Level listening comprehension (on Youtube) in the new AQA format on the topic of strikes in France. Aimed at Yr13

a worksheet to practise the present tensenin French

A poster to shake some of the complacency we Brits have about the value of learning languages. I based it on a postcard I bought in Berlin last year. I've been criticised publically for this resource so make up your own mind and I hope as linguists and lovers of languages, we can carry on to do this!