Places around town starters include a gap-fill with missing vowels and a word snake there is a full vocabulary in French and English and answer slides.

La journee de la Francophonie is a worksheet designed to inform students about the many countries where French is spoken, understand a little about new words coming into the French language every year and how French language is celebrated around the world. Links to geography and English with some writing tasks, possibilities for research and a wordsearch with answers. Have fun!

This is accompanies an exemplar Lesson Plan for an OFSTED Good lesson, I used it to teach a group of year 10 student the near future tense. The pdf has the reading image with questions and prompt images on the second slide. I hope you find it useful.

Verbs-etre is a worksheet designed to allow students to repeatedly go over the verb in the present tense. Activities include completing the verb table, translation and completing sentences. Students can fold over the completed verb to allow them to work from memory or look at the table if they need to. The completed table can be glued into students workbook or grammar book for reference. I have also included an answer sheet for self/peer correction.

Au concert is a writing frame designed to guide students written work to include a variety of linguistic features necessary for GCSE. The questions and 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.

Les meubes-furniture cover work is a lesson plan and activity sheet to keep students busy for up to an hour. Suitable for French learners who have completed some at least a year of French studies. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, word search, translation and writing task.

Au match de foot is a writing frame designed to guide students written work to include a variety of linguistic features necessary for GCSE. The questions and 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. Year 10 or 11 group especially those who need more encouragement.

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.

Useful infinitives is a resource to help students vary their written and spoken French by using a variety of infinitive structures which , when learnt, are fairly straightforward to remember and add variety. Includes an explanation of infinitives with examples, 7 ways to use infinitives, questions and tasks, with answers, on infinitives. I have used it with students of French from year 8 to year 11. I hope your students find it useful.

The French calendar resource has 3 sheets. The calendar with the French holidays highlighted, information about French holidays and questions on the French holidays. I have done this with students as a memory test, talking about the year and the various holidays then giving them the calendar and the questions on it to see how much they remember, could also be done as a team or pair game. Good for getting students to understand some of the cultural similarities and differences.

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 a form that can be filled in by the student or printed and completed on paper using the blank version. Revising basic concepts of job application in French, could be used as a homework or a cover activity. I have explained the headings on the sheet to help.

This resource is designed for beginners in French, junior school and year 7 pupils. It presents the numbers 1-10. Good for introducing and practicing language, students could create their own poster or flash card games. I have included a power point version for teachers or supervisors who don't know French as it has the English translation of the slide in the notes.

This resource is designed for beginners in French, junior school and year 7 pupils. It presents the numbers 11-21. Good for practicing language and then leading to more independent practice, students could create their own poster or flash card games. I have included a power point version for teachers or supervisors who don't know French as it has the English translation of the slide in the notes.

This resource is designed for beginners in French, junior school and year 7 pupils. It presents the numbers 21-31. Good for practicing language and then leading to more independent practice, students could create their own poster or flash card games. I have included a power point version for teachers or supervisors who don't know French as it has the English translation of the slide in the notes.

This resource is designed to get students to use a variety of perfect tense irregular verbs to create a short paragraph, building from the basic j'ai vu to create longer sentences and then joining them together with a range of connectives.

This resource is designed for beginners in French, junior school and year 7 pupils. It presents the question “When is your birthday?” and some example answers. Good for practicing language and then leading to more independent practice and role-play, students could create their own poster or flash card games. I have included a power point version for teachers or supervisors who don't know French as it has the English translation of the slide in the notes.

This presentation explains the perfect tense with avoir and uses Christmas as a theme to introduce 12 sentences with different verbs. It shows how to link them together to create a paragraph. This can be used with students who have not seen the perfect tense before as an introduction, I have used this with year 7 students at the end of their first year or students with some experience of the perfect tense as a revision lesson.

Bonfire night cover work is designed to keep students busy during a cover lesson it comes complete with answer sheet so that you can leave it with a cover supervisor or another teacher who has no knowledge of French. A variety of activities including completing the words with vowels, matching parts of the words together, aimed to get students used to word patterns. A translation and grammar exercises.

This resource presents the near future, how to form it, 12 sentence suggestions, practice with use of the verb aller, translations and support on how to structure a short paragraph from your sentences, using Christmas as a theme. Complete with a starter and a plenary activity. Could be used with a year 7 or 8 class, end of first or second year of learning French. I hope that you find it useful and your students enjoy it!