Past writing questions from CIE (2011- Present). Adapted from this fantastic revision resource (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/igcse-french-edexcel-6434125) done by CASSIOPEE. I used the format and key phrases but replaced the past questions with ones from CIE.

A four-lesson unit: 1. La maison 2. Après l'école... (8 ER verbs) 3. Les pronoms personnels 4. Les verbes ER au présent

Sample Questions from the SAM in a more user-friendly format. Includes spaces for students to write their practice answers.

This is a link to a 40-question quiz I created on Kahoot! to review food vocabulary, partitive articles, restaurant conversations and food from the Francophone world.

The worm and the apple displays to teach prepositions.

Popular card game (Triche/Tricher/J’en doute) on the topic of Travel & Holidays. The focus of this game is sentences in the passé composé on a past trip. There are also a few sentences on travel preferences in general. This resources includes: Rules of the game in French 45 sentence cards 15 “Triche” cards I’ve included the A4 version, and a second version with 9 cards per A4 page. All you need to do is print out, cut up, and you’re good to go!

This is a list of some IBDP Ab Initio French past exam reading texts by topic. This document includes just the titles of the texts, what year they were published in, and what topic they cover. Handy for planning assessments and student independent review.

Powerpoint on food and drinks vocabulary. 31 common items. Please download, rate and comment. Merci!

PowerPoint for parts of the face + 'Tête, épaules, genoux et pieds' song.

Expectations I put up in my French class at the begninning of the year. Please download, rate and comment. Merci!

Simple PowerPoint family vocab for the little ones. Please download, rate and comment. Merci!

Animals in French

A reading comprehension exercise on climate change based on this excellent poster by Elise Gravel.

Listening comprehension on the theme of obesity from this Chiffroscope video on YouTube. Version 1: Multiple choice questions and answer sheet Version 2: Questions and answer sheet Une compréhension écrite sur le thème d’obésité basée sur cette vidéo de Chiffroscope sur YouTube. Version 1: Questions à choix multiples et corrigés Version 2: Questions et corrigés

Questions Pour Mieux Se Connaître Get-to-Know-You Questions This resource contains 30 questions in that can be used on the first day of class as a get-to-know you activity. Both the French and English versions have been uploaded. The questions are on PDF documents, one A4 and another smaller cards that can be printed, laminated and cut up.

This resource contains 20 sets of categories for playing Le Petit Bac. Formats include: Presentation PDF A4 PDF that can be used for individual plays.

This is a vocabulary revision game a bit like Dobble/Spot it. This resource has 21 pictures for different sports. There are 21 cards, each card carrying 5 pictures.

There are 24 slides in this vocabulary game that cover the topics of: - Introductions and classroom objects - Family and pets - The house - Verbs - School subjects - Hobbies. I have set up the animation so that each slide is up for thirty seconds, during which the students have to guess the word and write it down. Then there is a countdown and and ring to indicate for students to raise their whiteboards with their answers. Finally the correct answer gets displayed on the board. Each round should last a minute. You can remove the animations if you would rather control it yourself. Reviews and feedback are very welcome.

What is it? This is a versatile dice game you can play to revise conjugation and reinforce speaking skills. What’s in it? Included in the pack are ten dice templates: 1 - pronouns 2 - tenses (présent, passé composé, imparfait, futur proche, futur simple, conditionnel, subjonctif*, plus-que-parfait*, passé simple*) 7 - verb groups (regular –ER, regular –IR, regular –RE, reflexive, irregular, combo) How can students it? - in pairs/small groups - in larger groups - as a whole class competition. Instructions: Print out on A4 cardboard paper. Use different colour cardboard for pronouns, tenses and verbs. Cut out the templates and fold along the lines. Assemble each template into a cube by gluing the sides together along the tabs. * Tenses for advanced students (A’ Level)

This resource is a set of 54 cards (18 Tricher cards and 36 sentence cards) and rules on how to play the game. The sentences cover the perfect tense with 'avoir', with 'être', of reflexive verbs, and in the negative form. All you need to do is print them on cardboard paper, laminate and you're good to go! Enjoy.