Reading comprehension including 5 activities: questions on the text, word sorting (verbs, adjectives, connectives), vocabulary, translation and speaking/writing questions to answer. Excellent to expand vocabulary and structure speaking/writing production (the text can be used as a writing frame) and for culture (finding out about Montpellier).

Worksheet to develop students’ answer on their daily routine at school. It includes 4 exercises: gap fill activity to conjugate verbs in present tense, vocab search, speaking activity with typical GCSE questions, writing task. Great to develop vocab and ideas.

Whole lessons designed for KS4 or 5 about the most famous French Youtubers. The lesson features videos, speaking and reading activities. Speaking activities can be turned into writing activities. The lesson can be delivered as part of IGCSE, A-level (la cybersociété) or IB DP (leisure, social media, societies, technology)

Worksheet to develop opinions on subjects (adjectives, adverbs, etc.) Translation, reading, writing and signature game. Ideal for GCSE topic of School.

Worksheet with arguments for and against uniform in school and talking about uniform in France. Match up, translation, reading and speaking or writing exercises included.

Great article to make students reflect on the preservation of a UNESCO site and whether we should rebuild or preserve a destruction of one of them. A series of exam-based exercises: vocab search, translation into English, summary and questions to practise the speaking part of the exam.

Presentation revolving around 2 main interactive debates - one about the FIFA World Cup in Qatar and the other one about the “Don’t Say Gay” laws/anti-LGBT+ laws. It’s all very current to engage students. It contains videos and news bites, along with questions to make it more interactive.

Great activity to push student’s writing across KS3 or GCSE. Students are journalist for a gossip magazine and must use a range of vocab, adjectives, adverbs, opinion phrases with reason (simple or complex) This sheet can be adapted for any tense (present or past) and levels (I used it with my year 9 and GCSE classes for instance)

Worksheet on Unit 12 (“la politique et l’immigration”) on SOS Racisme. Exam style questions: vocab search (synonyms), summary writing, research questions and oral questions.

International Men’s Day presentation for assembly, tutor time or PSHE lesson, raising essential questions to understand what are the challenges men face nowadays.

Lesson on l’exception culturelle francaise in music with video, discussion and writing task using subjunctive.

EDEXCEL IGCSE French mock written exam with questions 6, 7 and 8. Topics: hobbies, relationships, family, where I live and holidays.

Great article on French immigration with reading and speaking activities to see immigration on another point of view. 40% des Français travaillant à l’étranger ne veulent plus revenir vivre en France

Listening activity on what Unions, how they act, who for, etc. Introduction of the main vocab that ends with discussions and students writing their own definitions with key words.

Lesson on the voting age in France “Faut-il accorder le droit de vote dès 16 ans?” with speaking and writing tasks.

Range of activities based on authentic material from the Canadian government’s “le guide alimentaire canadien” The lesson includes: a reading activity with a worksheet a listening activity based on a video a writing activity based on the guide speaking activities It can be used for Y9, IGCSE/GCSE or even the IB.

Worksheet to build up vocab and sentences through 5 exercises of match up and translation exercises focusing on: 1. vocab of facilities 2. advanced adjectives to describe them 3. what you can do in the facilities using “on peut” + infinitive 4. using higher features to describe the school such as si clause, conditional, conectives, adverbs. The aim is for them to be able to produce a paragraph (or in speaking) on their school.

4 articles about the danger of cybersociety or changes it brings in. Each article is followed by question to prompt discussion. Les moyens de communication privilégiés par les Français pendant leurs vacances Frédéric Beigbeder claque la porte de Facebook Recrutement : les employeurs utilisent Facebook Votre employeur peut-il vous coincer sur Facebook ?

This is a fun activity to revise each and every unit studied in the new French A-level program. It contains essential questions. Students have to speak for at least 1 minute on each question with high order structures. I have put those questions on a separate document if you want to have them prepare them in advance or at home. Once downloaded, questions can be altered to suit your teaching.

Leçon pour savoir poser les questions. Pour GCSE et A-level.