a worksheet aimed at beginners on the topic of food

a powerpoint presentation for a sixth form open evening to show prospective Sixth Formers AS/A2 French is not quite as a daunting as they might think

a simple worksheet to practise some common reflexives verbs in the perfect tense in French

A powerpoint presentation introducing and practising sports and activities using the verb faire, aimed at Yr7

A gapfill handout practising agreements (feminin, masculine plural & feminine plural) in French in a variety of contexts. Apart from filling in adjective endings, there are also some singular/plural verb endings. Aimed at 9th Grade - 12th Grade.

a reference mat on words with accents that are common mistakes at KS3 & 4

4 powerpoint verb games to practise the present, perfect and mixed tenses in French. Pupils have 5 seconds to answer the before the 'mouse&' disappears down his hole. I uploaded the original template from TES and adapted it to French. The fifth game requires flash and is a three in a row game (similar to connect four)

a graded handout of common mistakes made in French for students to correct

I found this template on the TES, called beat the mouse and I've used it to practise present tense sporting activities in French - aimed at years 7 & 8

a double-sided reference mat on going on holiday in French. Includes a section on theme parks and rides. Aimed at KS4

2 tests on the imperfect in French

A short test on sports in to both French & English and the use of jouer & aller.

A test on parts of the body in French and the use of à with j'ai mal.

a list of useful (and free) websites for learning or/and pratising French, divided in to several sections. The list contains sites from beginners to advanced. If there are any good sites I've omitted, please drop me a message and I&'ll update the list

a series of resources to help review the French film Delicatessen by Jeunet & Caro (which predates Amélie). Aimed at end of Yr12/start of Yr13 and could be useful for the cultural element of AQA A2, used as a stand alone or in conjunction with those studying the film Amélie

A worksheet on avoiding the passive

A differentiated handout based on a series of mistakes higher level French students to correct

a work sheet practising positions of shops in town and use of partitive pronoun de (du, de la, des & de l')

A worksheet of words existing in both French & English but with differing meaning

an introductory powerpoint to the perfect tense (avoir, avoir irregular & être vebrs) in French, with a short accompanying worksheet on avoir verbs é a flashing verb game (click on the ? to stop the powerpoint) - aimed at Yr8/9. Could also be used for revision at KS4.