Vocab list on food, 12 different activities (match up, word search, crossword, picture labelling, find the odd one out…) and the answers for each task. There are 4 sections: les fruits les légumes le petit déjeuner Bon appétit! Each section can be used as an individual worksheet. This resource would suit beginners.

-Activities and answers on Halloween. There is also a free vocab sheet available online. Some activities make references to other topics: numbers, colours. As the answers are provided (PDF format), students can just mark their own work. -15 activities in total. Vocab link: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12420435

Feel free to use this vocab sheet on Halloween.

Vocab list and booklet on hobbies. There are 12 varied activities ( reading comprehension, translation, match up…). Words of frequency are included. The work would suit KS3 students and could be used as a revision booklet or set for cover.

25 activities with answers based on Expo 2 rouge- module 1, although I think that most activities are relevant to years 8 or 9 whatever textbook you use. There is a wide range of activities (translation, reading comprehension, fill in gaps…). This work is aimed at a high-ability group. It can be used as a revision booklet or as cover work (as the answers are provided, students can mark their own work). Alternatively, each worksheet can be used independently to cover one of the following topics: • Mon album de famille • Les verbes en –er (regular verbs in the present tense) • Au boulot ! (jobs, places of work) • Où habitent-ils ? (countries, cardinal directions) • Quel temps fait-il ? (weather, quand, si) • Ma routine • Les verbes en –ir, -re (regular verbs in the present tense)

Vocab list , worksheets and answers on animals. There are 3 sections: les animaux, à la ferme, les animaux sauvages. Each section can be printed off individually depending on what you want students to study or as a whole workbook. As the answers are provided, this could be set as cover work. Perfect for years 7 and 8. I attach the PDF and Word version of the vocab list in case you want to fiddle with it. There are 11 activities in total. Your feedback would be much appreciated.

28 exercises (with answers) on French tenses. The tasks are varied (match up, translation, word search …). This would suit KS3 students but would also be relevant to GCSE students who struggle with the subject. This can be used as a booklet, set for cover or home learning. Alternatively, each worksheet can be used independently to go through: • les verbes • le présent (les verbes en –er) • le présent (les verbes en –ir, –re) • le présent - les verbes irréguliers • le passé composé avec avoir • le passé composé avec être • l’imparfait • le futur

Activities + answers on The French Open. As well as looking at the vocabulary necessary to talk about this event, this booklet(PDF format) includes activities on the aviator Roland Garros, the player Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and key facts about the Musketeers’ Cup. Some of the tasks make references to other topics such as nationalities, numbers or clothes (tennis equipment). 15 varied activities (picture description, reading comprehension, crossword). As the answers are provided on PPT, students can participate and self/peer-assess their work. I believe this work would suit years 8, 9 and 10 (Foundation)

Vocabulary list, booklet and answers on clothes. Some activities also make reference to accessories, colours and numbers(prices). Variety of tasks. As the answers are provided (PPT), students can self-assess their work. 14 activities in total.

Wide range of activities + answers on Christmas and New Year’s Eve celebrations. Some tasks are about Strasbourg Christmas market, Black Friday in Quebec or what French people do over the festive season. As well as referring to key vocab, some activities make reference to food, numbers or question words. As the answers are provided (PPT), students can just mark their own work. 19 activities Here’s a link to a vocab list you could use: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/french-christmas-vocabulary-12446684 Although this was for KS3, it can still be useful.

PowerPoint activities on breakfast, fruit and vegetables. So that students can practise the vocab before each task, a list of words is provided. Part 1: visual memory (15 words). Part 2: Guess what? Students get clues in French and have to guess the fruit (16 words) Part 3: “Through the Keyhole” game (14 words) As the answers are provided, students can mark their work as they go along.

PowerPoint divided into 3 parts. « Qui suis-je ? » tests students’ vocabulary knowledge. If needed, you can go through the 20 terms beforehand (list included). In Part 2, students have to finish sentences (multiple choice) about Christmas in France and French speaking countries (traditions, facts). Part 3: answer the questions in French. As the answers are provided, students can mark their work as they go along. One of the aims of this quiz is for students to work out the meaning of each clue/question. I believe this work would suit years 8 and 9 but would also be fun for KS4 students. 40 points overall (20 for part 1, parts 2 and 3: 10 points each)

2 PowerPoints (questions + answer key) on French culture. There are 7 categories with 10 questions each. 78 points overall. These activities can be done as an end-of-term activity, when you have got a few minutes left at the end of the lesson or with your tutor group. Students can play individually or in teams. The categories are as follow: Geography French speaking countries Idioms Landmarks Recipes Cars French words

Work created for years 10 and 11 but would suit a high-ability year 9 group. It’s divided into 3 sections: verbs ending in -er, -ir and -re. Here are the resources included: Worksheet with 73 verbs (French and English) for students to learn/practise. Booklet with exercises including all verbs seen previously. There are 11 activities (match up, fill in the gaps, translation etc…). Powerpoint with all the answers so that students can self-assess their work. Great practice before the exams! It would also be ideal for cover work.

12 varied activities on where you live (picture-based task, match-up, translation…) It comes with an extensive vocab list (2 pages) that will be sent in 2 formats (PDF and Word), in case you want to change it. This booklet has tasks on: where you live (house, by the sea, in the south…) rooms in the house -activities done in different rooms (we…) -objects that go in various rooms -bedroom furniture prepositions colours This booklet would suit a year 7 group.

Powerpoint on animals divided into three sections: les animaux domestiques à la ferme les animaux sauvages There are 36 slides with various activities involving numbers, colours… I have also included 2 reading comprehensions and a translation. Answers are provided. 34 animals are mentioned. This work would suit KS3 students. Visual learners will love it! Or so I hope :-) Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Feel free to use this document. I haven’t included all the things you normally get in a planner purely because I wanted something basic. I include the PDF and Word version so that you can change the cover design or modify the template.

Key vocab on Valentine’s Day. Hope this helps.