Au cinema is a writing frame designed to guide students written work to include a variety of linguistic features necessary for GCSE. The support phrases are in both French and English, you could leave this as cover work or give as homework or revision in preparation for the written or the spoken exam. I have used this with a top year 9 group as a challenge and they wrote some interesting pieces or with a year 10 or 11 group especially those who need more encouragement and guidance.

This worksheet practices using opinion phrases followed by infinitive verbs, grammar recognition, gap fill and support for writing own sentences. Answer sheet included for self/peer assessment or , if left for cover work the supervisor can use it to support learning.

This resource is designed to practise using modal verbs. The first sheet is a list of pronouns and the part of the modal verb with options to choose infinitives and finally the end of the sentence. The second sheet gives instructions and suggestions for uses. I have found this useful with year 8 students who have already had a lesson on the structure and used this as a revision/consolidation. I hope you find it useful.

L'alphabet francais is a stand alone worksheet that develops dictionary skills and independance. I have used this as an activity during in class speaking assessments to keep the class busy or as a cover lesson. You can also get students to add the letter pronunciation.

Numbers 1-100, 4 sheets one with the numbers written in French, one with just the figures and two differentiated. Good drill to encourage students of all abilities to learn or revise French numbers 1-100 and to look for and recognise number patterns. Can be used for cover work with the completed sheet as the answer sheet for self/peer/supervisor checking.

La chasse au tresor- treasure hunt is an activity to raise student awareness and use the posters and display that are in the classroom. You could adapt the questions to suit your classroom, do this as an activity with a new class to get them to actually look around and see how useful and supportive the displays are.

The partitive article-du, de la, de l', des - Grammar training, is a grid for students to complete with foods and reinforce the importance of learning with each noun the masculine, feminine and recognise vowels and plurals. Can be used with any year group to present or revise the partitive article. I have used this with year 9 when we were working on healthy living as a revision. Answer sheet included.

Films for Christmas is designed as an end of term alternative activity. Test students memory skills, recognition of words, spot missing vowels, un jumble words and matching activity as well as a list of possible follow-up tasks. With the answer sheet for self/peer/teacher assessment.

Joyeuses Paques- Happy Easter, this resource gives information about how the French celebrate Easter. There are some questions and an activity at the end. You can also use the slides for promoting discussion, there are notes on the slides linking the celebrations to Christianity. I made this resource for KS2 but you could use it with year 7 students also and work more on the vocabulary. I hope you find it useful.

Home, school, independent learning French festivals designed to help students to understand a bit about French culture , La fete du travail is for students who already have some knowledge of French, year 9 +. Answer sheet included. There are a variety of activities: comprehension, translation, working out French words using context, un-jumbling words and word recognition. I hope you find it useful.

Home learning,in school or independent learning worksheet with answers. French greetings-Salutations is designed for students with a little knowledge of French so that they can work independently to answer all of the questions. The activities include gap filling exercises, translation, word recognition. The answer sheet is provided to enable self/peer or supervisor correction.

Home, school, independent learning, French opinions about hobbies using the infinitive construction. Builds on basic opinions, activities allow students to practice the formula and write their own sentences. Answer sheet provided for self or supervisor marking. For example j’aime/j’adore/je n’aime pas/je deteste and an infinitive verb.

Home, school, independent learning French months & seasons is an activity sheet to keep students occupied for up to an hour, answers included for self-correction. Suitable for students with a little knowledge of French. Includes a variety of activities: gap fill, matching, word and sentence recognition, reading, translation and writing tasks.

Freetime-loisirs starters are designed to get the class thinking about the topic and revise verbs and grammar. Translation activity and a verb recognition activity, they can be used as single starters just taking one or two at a time or you could give them all at once depending on your class.

A celebration menu with pictures and questions with answers on it. Can be used to show the kind of menu you might find in a French restaurant. Students with some knowledge of French.

A slideshow presentation aimed at year 7 or year 6 students using Je voudrais with likes and dislikes with snacks and drinks.

St Valentine activity sheet is a fun worksheet to do with students who have some level of French, I made it for my year 8 students and they enjoyed it. Includes word recognition exercises, translation, grammar and extra tasks. Answer sheet included for self/peer/cover supervisor correction.

Gifts - writing frame is a support sheet for creative writing designed to help students become independent in their writing, good practice for GCSE writing examinations it could also be used a a prompt for speaking practice.

Basic flashcards with simplegreetings

Battleships grid for prepositions and furniture.