A quick multiple-choice exercise to encourage students to notice adjective endings to find the correct agreement. When correcting answers, you can then go through the different options and get students to discuss in pairs the rule / why it’s that option. You might also want to revise the opinion phrases before doing the sheet or do some reading aloud to ensure correct pronunciation.

A short speaking activity to practise the vocab for saying which school subjects you like/dislike and why. Students have to unjumble the sentences orally in pairs. Uses a variety of different opinion phrases and adjectives.

A very simple, low-prep listening task for French - once pupils are quite familiar with the vocab on prepositions, rooms in the house and items of furniture, you can do this fun sorting task. You can either prepare a list of vocab in advance or just do it off the cuff as I do - read out a short list of vocab items that fit into one of the categories, and pupils write the number in the correct column. eg. if you say ‘Numero 1, la buanderie’ pupils write ‘1’ under ‘places in the house’ etc. you could then do a recall task after marking it where pupils have to make a list of the words in French that were mentioned in each category!

A multiple-choice ‘this or that’ listening activity with images of different rooms in the house and vocab for teacher to use for the activity. You can read more about ‘this or that’ listening tasks here if you scroll down to no. 3 https://mflclassroommagic.com/2019/08/05/quizlet/

A ‘song challenge’ worksheet on the topic of school - put on a French song in the background and students have the duration of the song to fill out the vocab table. This is designed as a recall activity, revising all vocab previously covered.

A worksheet of activities on verbs & vocab and a listening gap-fill to accompany the song Est-ce que tu m’aimes? by Maître Gims.

A worksheet to accompany a YouTube clip containing a dialogue from Ice Age 4 -a short listening gap-fill exercise followed by some mini grammar - a few short grammar tasks based on some aspects of the transcript.

A selection of activities based on the song dernière danse by Kyo. A listening comprehension gap-fill followed by several mini grammar activities on different points.

An advanced level worksheet (eg. A-Level in UK) for French listening and mini grammar - ie. some short grammar exercises based on some grammatical features of the song tourner dans le vide by Indila, as well as a listening gap-fill and some translation.

A listening gap-fill exercise using the song ‘je me tire’ followed by several mini grammar exercises - short grammar tasks based on some of the grammatical aspects of the transcript.

A sentence builder to learn to describe lo mejor y lo peor about your school in Spanish. See this link for a free list of activities you can do with a sentence builder: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/teaching-ideas-for-using-sentence-builders-12281180

An aural sentence puzzle to introduce the topic of direct object pronouns. This activity allows you to introduce this grammar point through listening and reinforces the differences between French and English word order. Fits well into the topic of family members or friends. les descriptions / la famille / les descriptions

A variety of different exercises based on the song je suis ton ami (you’ve got a friend in me) from Toy Story - a listening comprehension gap-fill task followed by some mini grammar - various short grammar tasks to raise awareness of these different points.

A lesson of various activities based on a French cover of ‘sorry’ by Justin Bieber. Activities include vocab-matching (high frequency verbs in the infinitive), listening and filling in the blanks, vocab-finding, and translation both into L1 and L2 with a focus on certain aspects of grammar. Answers included. If you prefer an easier version, here is a KS3 lesson I made on the same song: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/d-sol-e-sorry-justin-bieber-french-version-ks3-lesson-12284272

Imparfait ou passé composé practice - a worksheet of exercises that can be completed orally or in writing

A sheet summarising key knowledge for GCSE level French writing in the past - key expressions in the past and most useful verbs in perfect and imperfect

A listening and reading comprehension in French to give students a very basic introduction to the French revolution based on a French YouTube video. Aimed at Year 11 roughly (the video is hard but there is plenty of scaffolding in the exercises) Activities include vocab building gap-fill, gapped translation, listening gap-fill, true or false statements, and comprehension with reordering of information. Answers included.

A short worksheet with a reading and listening exercise to practise distinguishing between the present and perfect - good to do once students have just learned the perfect tense, to go back to the present and consolidate the differences between them

A quick oral translation activity for students to do in pairs to practise conjugation verbs in the perfect tense in French - very similar sentences are used firstly from L2 to L1, then the other way round.

A simple list of some key irregular past participles for KS3 / KS4 French