A series of resources to teach, practise and assess the passé composé in French, including irregular verbs for both avoir and être. Includes: An adaptable PowerPoint lesson with in-depth, clear explanations and examples A print-out for students’ exercise books/folders A practise sheet of exercises A homework sheet of practise sentences An assessment and mark scheme.

A full lesson - including starter task and plenary - to help students prepare for the AQA GCSE speaking exam. Includes built-in exam-friendly timers to allow students to structure their preparation with time to spare for review. Includes also mark scheme grid for students to use for photo card, role play and general conversation peer and self assessment. Role plays and photo cards are given with teacher script in the PowerPoint notes, for either teacher or student use as required.

A comprehensive and detailed learning mat with examples of challenging and complex phrases for each key unit of the AQA GCSE. Reverse side also has a comprehensive breakdown of all tenses with examples for regular and irregular construction. Subjunctive phrases are also given with potential application to all units and themes. Exam technique is also accounted for, with a dedicated section for photo card sentence starters and a wide range of opinion phrases for both speaking and writing. A modern, attractive resource for students of all abilities to use to extend and diversify their language.

A Year 8 Learning Mat based on Expo 1. Includes a range of key vocabulary stretch and challenge phrases, targeted to each unit. Encourages all students of all abilities to use increasingly complex language, including up to GCSE standard, as well as encouraging independent learning. Students can also use the present tense verb table at the back to check their own conjugation and start to work more independently with verbs.

A two-sided learning mat to aid Year 7/8 pupils in their use of the Expo 1 textbook. Phrases used complement the given vocabulary and grammar in the textbook, with a view to encouraging them to use more complex, GCSE-level language right from the start. Also includes a verb sheet to help students access the more common verbs to extend their language into the third person and beyond.