French worksheet to practice conjugations of regular -er verbs in the present tense. Ideal for consolidation, cover, homework or revision for a test. EPI style activities. 4 page booklet plus answers sheet included. Clear explanation with lots of examples. Vocab suited to the NEW GCSE. Includes a fun parallel text story to put knowledge into context. Identify pronouns Highlight correct form of the verb Manipulate infinitives Translations Parallel text story to complete Challenge task: write a story

French worksheet for KS3 or 4 - cover, revision, homework, consolidation Recap, practice, and consolidate how to form the passé composé past tense with regular -er verbs and all parts of avoir, with EPI-style activities. ALL VOCAB MATCHED TO THE NEW FRENCH GCSE Match up Fill in the missing letters Identify and tick the past tense Write the past participle Find the French for Highlight and correct the mistakes Positive or negative (relevant prior learning recap) Complete the grid with the correct forms of the verb First letters translation Free translation The first question of each task is done as an example. Challenge task included. Great for last minute cover work, revision leading up to a test, or for retrieval and consolidation of learning over the last few topics. Hope you find it helpful - please leave a review!

Develop students’ self-efficacy and resilience by guiding them through reflecting on their past year. This sheet asks questions to help students look back and feel grateful, proud, and motivated. Eye-catching and easy to use - a lovely end of year pastoral/tutor time activity or for use in PSHE lessons. Can also be a discussion starter to develop oracy and talking about their year in review.

A resource to help with planning in MFL - fast. Lists activity ideas (taken from lots of different places) for each stage of the EPI cycle - choose a couple of activities per section and work through the sections across a few lessons. Ideal for trainee teachers and ECTs, or anyone looking to speed up their planning and thinking of clear, well sequenced, and varied activities. These are ideas that work well for me and my department. A blank, editable, template copy is also included for you to develop your own. I do not take credit for originally coming up with any of these activities. Read my blog post about this resource and how it was developed here: https://bethlingual.blogspot.com/2024/12/how-to-plan-great-lesson-fast.html

**Call My Bluff style Quiz to practice false friends in French ** Includes tricky vocab that often comes up in the GCSE papers With images and a multiple choice answers on each slide - will you be fooled? Ideal for end of term educational fun! Includes answers, and follow up worksheets (with different levels of scaffolding/challenge) to reinforce vocabulary knowledge.

French Knowledge Organiser demonstrating how to form 8 important tenses in French - core tenses (past, present, future) and additional tenses (imperfect, conditional, simple future, present continuous, pluperfect). Explanations and endings for all persons of the verb, plus an example in English. Ideal for GCSE and A-level. Also added a Knowledge Organiser to help with irregular verbs - common verbs in the present tense, as well as some irregular stems.

French GCSE revision sessions to help students develop key skills for the writing and speaking exams 3 PPTs broken down into vocab/building sentences/developing paragraphs Can be used over multiple revision sessions or used for independent revision All 3 themes included (current/old GCSE spec) Activities include: LCWC with lots of vocab and template to create your own missing letters choose best translations inital letters translations manipulating sentences - changing tenses, adding opinions, details etc gapfill substituting chunks reordering chunks

Practice listening skills and the topic of jobs/work with Stromae’s song ‘Santé’ Add a culture boost to your lessons! complete transcript find the French for find the synonyms identify key jobs mentioned true or false inference questions to think about the meaning of the song Ideal for GCSE or high ability KS3

Develop translation skills into French - worksheet Perfect for French GCSE writing exam (current/old spec). Build grammatical awareness Scaffolded examples Independent examples Great for after-school revision/intervention sessions Practice pre or post mocks to improve this skills and boost confidence Editable version included - you can use the template for other topics if desired

**Tarsia-style puzzle activity to practice past tense verbs in French (passé composé). ** Lots of examples across all persons of the verb. Cut up the jigsaw for students to select back together - French and English translation need to be sharing an ‘edge’ of the puzzle. Engaging revision activity to use with any year group. Answers included (I recommend printing on lots of different colours - 1 colour per team/pair for easy and quick pack away and checking in case any get lost!)

Crossword to practice key vocab across the tenses in French. Idea for GCSE revision but could be used with other groups too!

French GCSE Knowledge Organiser to help focus students’ revision for the writing and speaking exam (current/old spec). Great for answering any type of question spontaneously (writing bullet points/ speaking unseen questions). High frequency vocab that can be used across many topics. Time phrases Verbs in 3 time frames Infinitives and phrases to use with them Giving opinions Describing photocards Understanding question words

GCSE French Conversation Jeopardy Jeopardy style game - students choose their topic and level of difficulty, and answer the corresponding question. Works well as a team game or more independently. Great for practicing the general conversation AND dealing unseen questions. Slides can include a WAGOLL (what a good one looks like) as an example to support if needed.] Slides are fully editable and easy to navigate.

French Christmas Quiz for all years with 3 rounds. Multiple choice questions about traditions Pointless-style vocab translation task (into English) Listen to a Christmas song and complete the gaps in the transcript Answers included Fun cultural lesson for end of term!

French KS3 worksheet for cover, revision, homework etc. Recap sports & activities and hobbies with EPI-style activities. Add the missing letters Multiple choice select Match up pronouns Solve anagrams Select correct verb Reading and answer in English Vocab ready for new GCSE spec Great for last minute cover work, revision leading up to a test, or for retrieval and consolidation of learning over the last few topics.

**A poster/handout to encourage independent learning and ‘extra challenge/revision tasks’ at home for MFL students (examples for French). ** Ideal for year 10 and 11 but could be used for all years. Lots of recommendations for engaging websites and activities for students to try. PDF and editable powerpoint document included too. Hope you find it helpful - please leave a review!

Whole school activity to celebrate European Day of Languages and boost the profile of languages! Display the words for ‘hello’ in many languages around school. Students take a quiz sheet and copy how to say hello and where each language can be found. (Remember to note which room you hid each one in on a master copy when setting up!) Editable word copy of quiz included so you can make the quiz as long or short as you like depending on the size of your school.

Booklet on language links between English and French -using cognates, accents and morphology. Encourages using knowledge of English to help with reading and vocab skills in French, can incorporate dictionary use.

First in a set of 4 sentence builders on the topic of identity and relationships. Features the key verb avoir. Matches the new GCSE vocab and grammar requirements for AQA French. Helps with planning for the first module of year 10. Download the full set of sentence builders for the topic: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13074313 Full lessons to follow! Hope you find it helpful - please leave a review!

Set of 4 sentence builders on the topic of identity and relationships. Broken down into key verbs - avoir (hair/eyes), etre (personality), habiter/venir (de)/parler (nationality/place of origin), and reflexive verbs (relationships). Matches the new GCSE vocab and grammar requirements for AQA French. Helps with planning for the first module of year 10. Peace of mind - everything students need to know, in a clear and easy to follow format. Download the first sentence builder (avoir) free: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13074327 Full lessons to follow!