<p>Two page list (two columns per page) of French false friends for GCSE.<br /> English included but you can remove to differentiate.</p>

<p>Grade descriptors and essential structures for each Grade 1-9.<br /> Student checklist.</p>

<p>Words that can be linked- either as synonyms or antonyms to practice GCSE 1-9 Higher reading and listening skills</p>

<p>Words that can be linked- either as synonyms or antonyms to practice GCSE 1-9 Foundation reading and listening skills</p>

<p>Ideal cover lesson task or homework resource too</p>

<p>With conversation questions<br /> Could be ideal cover lesson resource or independent learning task.</p>

<p>20 Verbs to refer to<br /> First and 3rd person</p>

<p>A list of challenges for a students spending some holiday time in France. To be verified and signed off by parents.</p>

<p>8 descriptions of towns or places with some reference to the environment and global / social issues.<br /> The songs need to be played from You Tube so that the students can find the best fit description. A fun way of encouraging reading and practicing vocabulary and structures.<br /> There is also a ‘find the French for…’ section.<br /> A- New York<br /> B- Ibiza<br /> C- California<br /> D- Thriller<br /> E- Barcelona<br /> F- Miami<br /> G- Liverpool<br /> H- The student’s home town. You could adapt this for your school. There happens to be a football song about this place.</p>

<p>Descriptions of films.<br /> To encourage reading and recognition of structures, I play the theme or an associated tune and they guess which description it is. There is a vocabulary sheet too.</p>

<p>Could be useful cover lesson or indepenent learning task too.</p>

<p>Could also be left as cover lesson work or a homework task</p>