Tutor time or lesson presentation to celebrate International Francophonie Day (20 March) The lesson is about the presence of French words in English (and even Spanish), looking at the history and many examples of words.

2 articles on French people & happiness, with exam-style exercises and prompts for speaking/writing productions - answer key on the last page.

Exam-style reading for SL and/or HL students about Emily in Paris and stereotypes in the media, and their impact. It comes with a Presentation with speaking exam questions to prompt conversations. Answers are provided.

Cryptogram with activities that last a lesson. Great for numeracy and literacy skills. The message is a text with verbs in the near future, opinion, reason, connectives.. Students love it! Great to keep them focused, especially after break time or in the last period of the day! Translation and writing tasks included. The document includes the answer so you don't have to work it out :)

Whole lesson on young people’s “langage SMS” with reading comprehension, writing production, listening comprehension (from aTV news report) and speaking tasks. This can be the base for further debate in the IB Language B theme of identity (Langue et Identité) and A-level in la cybersociété.

Worksheet to push students' speaking with direct and indirect pronouns (pronoms COD/COI)

Test / worksheet on si clause with the theme of volunteering (Year 12 a-level) Gap fill and translation.

Assessment with translations, open writing and questions on the political life in France. Great for an end of unit test.

Activities to use an online dictionary (can easily be adapted for actual dictionaries too) It is worth a whole lesson.

Exercises to push speaking. Context: at the commercial centre. Lots of useful vocab and 3 speaking situations to practise in class.

Lesson based on the song “Mercy” (Madame Monsieur) to talk about the immigration policies and personal stories. This lesson is designed to push speaking skills but questions can be used for writing productions.

Lesson or assembly slides to make students reflect on the importance of a flag, and the rainbow flag in the context of LGBT+ History Month. It contains questions to prompt conversations, short videos with questions to prompt reflection and discussion, information and facts.

Speaking activity to use comparison orally between imperfect tense and present.

Speaking or writing activity.

Great settling activity that pushes literacy in French by having students spell words properly, read and translate a text, judge it and write a reply. This has worked very well with my wildest students! Used it for Year 7 and Y8 students, can be adapted to include past tense. Answer is provided.

Quiz with 15 questions to check students’ knowledge of key facts of the film. Answers are included. There is also a reflection’s section and a creative section for students to push their knowledge.

Translation (149 words) from English to French on the topic of Au Revoir Les Enfants by Louis Malle with corrections and markscheme.

Reading comprehension about Kylian Mbappé’s routine to teach reflexive verbs. It contains short achievable and differentiated activities: vocab search, true or false, regular -ER reflexive verb conjugations, match up, quick translations and a short writing to finish with. Ideal for beginners. Answers are provided.

5-page long worksheet designed to make students reflect on the main mistakes found in essays on the film Au Revoir les Enfants of Louis Malle and correct them. Students have to explain why some options are wrong. They can do it in pairs too. Corrections are included.

Examplar essay on La Haine by Matthieu Kassovitz on the title: Pour beaucoup de critiques, La Haine est un chef d’œuvre du cinéma. Dans quelle mesure êtes-vous d’accord avec ce jugement? Students must assess it.