A 4 page document to practise the 30 most common irregular present tense verbs in French. Page 1-2 : 45 gap-fill sentences Page 3: Oral translation to French of verb only. Page 4: Oral/Writing full sentence translation. Perfect for higher level GCSE or beginner Y12 French.

A one-page worksheet for year 7 or other beginner group on possessive adjectives in French. This worksheet covers: mon,ma,mes ton, ta, tes son sa, ses It re-visit genders of nouns such as family members, then introduces the possessive adjectives with match up, translation and gap-fill tasks for pupils.

A double page worksheet introducing greetings and farewells with 6 consolidation tasks, including a mini-conversation for pairs at the end. Perfect for that first lesson with year 7.

This is a one page worksheet for year 7 French students (or other beginner groups) to revise the alphabet and learn about accents (aigu, grave, circonflexe) and other French letter combinations such as the following: oi ou é qu th ai au ç ille There is a spelling task, a “write how it sounds” task, and an odd-one-out task.

a one page worksheet revisiting subject pronouns and introducing the verb avoir with some practise tasks. Perfect for the first “verb” lesson with year 7, or other beginner group

Qu’est-ce que tu lis en ce moment? Sentence builder and 3 activities ready to print and handout. Based on the Studio 2 module 1 unit 3. Made for high acheiving pupils. Could also work for Year 9 or introduction to reading vocab at GCSE.

Quels films aimes-tu? Sentence builder and 3 activities. Ready to print and handout. Used for high acheiving Year 8 students using Studio 2 module 1 Unit 2 j’ai une passion pour le cinéma

A worksheet for high achieving GCSE pupils or pupils on the A-level course. This worksheet explains how compound tenses (perfect, pluperfect, future perfect etc.) are made in French. Worksheet includes: table of avoir/être auxilaries in five tenses Verb translation to French Sentence translation to French Section on the three different “si” structures need at A-level with a gap-fill task Short text on music where students must locate the different tenses

A 4 page document to thoroughly practise the perfect tense of the 30 most common verbs in French. Page 1-2 : gap fill task Page 3: (Orally) translate the verb only. Verbs only use avoir in this task. Page 4: (Orally) translate the verb only. Verbs only use être in this task. Page 4: Mixed practise of avoir/être verbs. Full sentence translation either orally or in writing,

6 display posters of modern and widely used French idioms. The posters have the expression in french, the literal translation and the meaning. The idioms are: j’ai d’autres chats à fouetter il ne faut en faire tout un fromage je fais la grasse matinée les doigts dans le nez arrête de raconter des salades j’ai grave le cafard Best used if printed and laminated pn A3 paper.

A one-page vocabulary drilling document to practise the rooms in the house, including the following structures: Chez moi il y a _____ pièces, dont…. Ma pièce préférée est…… The tasks include: match up break the sentences up into words word anagrams setence anagrams a translation into French

Full explanation and worksheet for regular adjectival rule sin French, along with a few irregulars (-en, -if, -eux). Ideal for Year 7/8 French lesson, or revision at GCSE level.

Beginner resource in French with a sentence builder on topic of "Où habites tu? ". Explains when to use en/au/à/dans with some practise tasks.

A 3 page document explaining on the passive voice. Tasks include: highlight the passive voice match up the split sentences (separate doc) translate short sentences to French Re-write active sentences in passive voice re-write passive sentences in active voice task on using “on” to avoid the passive task on making verbs reflexive to avoid passive task on verbs that use indirect object pronouns and cannot be made passive. translate of longer sentences to French using all of the above.

Lesson powerpoint to describe family relationships using reflexive verbs. Lesson aimed at higher level pupils. Lesson includes: present tense -er -ir -re starter 2 reading texts with 6 activities a sentence builder using reflexive verbs and justifications 4 drilling tasks on the sentence builder a read aloud task translate to English task

GCSE (new from 2024) aimed at higher level pupils. The lesson covers music genres, frequency adverbs, ça me donne envie de / ça me rend structures, and basic negative structures. It includes: a phonics starter task several reading, vocab and translation tasks 4 short listening tasks to improve listening skills a writing task of 3 questions with some support

GCSE (new from 2024) aimed at higher level students on the topic of activities with friends. The lesson also covers how to ask questions and direct object pronouns (le/la/les). Lesson includes: question formulation starter and listening task (teacher-led) 3 texts about activities with 3 close reading tasks a slide on driect object pronouns (le/la/les) with 2 tasks a quided writing task of 5 questions a information-gap task (a survey - speaking and listening)

Lesson aimed at higher level pupils and includes a lesson powerpoint and a word document to print for the “find someone who” speaking task. This lesson covers KS3 retrieval starter, a sentence builder that includes new GCSE vocab (coutnries, nationalities, hair, eye, facial features, sexual orientation, religion). The lesson includes a sentence builder for speaking / conti-style tasks, as well as a 20 minutes close reading activity. The lesson finishes with a writing task with support in the form of a gap-fill.

Lesson for the new GCSE aimed at higher level pupils. Lesson teaches pupils to talk about themselves when they were younger using the imperfect tense. Lesson includes: present tense “nous” starter Quand j’étais jeune sentence builder drilling tasks to practise language from the sentence builder the full imperfect tense conjugation imperfect translation, gap fill and manipulation a short independent writing task

4 page document on verbs that need à/de before an infinitive with exercises. Page 1: list of verbs that common verbs at A-level that use à/de with translations. Small section on à/de after adjectives and after quantities. page 2: 6 common verbs that use both prepositions due to needing indirect object pronouns. Practise tasks here include : word anagrams and a preposition gap fill. page 3: practise tasks include circle the correct preposition in a written text and translation of short sentences to French. page 4: more sentencs to translate into French and a section explaining the placement of negatives for these verbs. Re-writing task to practise placement of negative.