Print out the cards and laminate them. Pupils work in pairs or small groups and race against each other to form the perfect tense with the cards after reading the infinitive and the subject from the PowerPoint. Good element of competition and really highlights how much (or little!) they actually know. Includes avoir and être verbs and agreement. Can be easily adapted to suit your requirements too.

Game board enabling pupils to revise key vocabulary for the topic of Education and work. All you need is a die and some counters. I print the boards out in colour A3 size and laminate them. Can be used for any language. I have uploaded boards for the other GCSE topics too. Very good for independent learning, encouraging spontaneous speaking (group talk) and GCSE revision. Do let me know if you think it needs altering in any way.

PowerPoint using freetime activities to introduce the present tense of regular, stem-changing and common irregular verbs. Accompanying worksheet with verb tables and translations.

Gameboards for holidays and leisure. Print them out in colour A3 size. You will need counters and dice. There are suggestions on how to use them. I have uploaded boards for the other GCSE topics too. Very good for independent learning, encouraging spontaneous speaking (group talk) and GCSE revision. DO let me know if you think it needs altering in any way.

Worksheet asking pupils to note down the masculine and feminine spellings of jobs. Workplaces and some translations too.

Where you go and what you do on holiday. Worksheet on present tense of verbs and some linked translation.

Text adapted from 'Les années noires' by Henri Rousso with questions. Please let me know if you spot any mistakes.

L'Appel du Général de Gaulle -Text with comprehension and language exercises. Do let me know if you spot any errors.

Text and exercises for A2 students. With answers on last page.

Text and questions on the defeat of France at the beginning of the Second World War.

Game for revision of AQA GCSE topics - I have uploaded boards for other topics too. I print these in colour on A3 and have them laminated. All you need are counters and dice. There are suggestions on how to use the game too. Very good for independent learning, encouraging spontaneous speaking (group talk) and GCSE revision. Do let me know if anything needs changing.

Game board enabling pupils to revise key vocabulary for the topic of Lifestyle. All you need is a die and some counters. I print the boards out in colour A3 size and laminate them. Can be used for any language. I have uploaded four other boards for the other topics too. Very good for independent learning, encouraging spontaneous speaking (group talk) and GCSE revision. Do let me know if you think it needs altering in any way.

This is a simple revision sheet I made at the request of one of my A level class.

Adapted from an article on Clés Junior d'Actualité. There is a short vocabulary exercise, a true/ false exercise and an AQA style grammar exercise. Please let me know if you spot any mistakes.

A few quotes by famous people (some quite amusing) - students simply have to report what each has said. I get my class to translate each quote into English before moving to the next.

This is basically a 'all you ever wanted to know' guide on how to form the perfect tense.

Simple speaking activity where pupils choose their own infinitive phrases (their task planning sheets only allow infinitives) and are asked to conjugate them correctly depending on the time expressions. Requires dice.

This is a checklist I give to my class when they are writing or preparing passages which may later be used to create drafts for assessments. The box for controlled assessment phrases refers to the lists of useful coursework phrases from mfl Sunderland.

This is a simple presentation to illustrate narration using the perfect and imperfect tenses. I used it to supplement work from Expo 3 rouge and pupils then went off and created some PowerPoint slides of their own - some highly amusing!

Presentation begins with review of 'habiter' and vocabulary for houses and regions. Reviews prepositions used to mean 'in'. Worksheet provides opportunity to write full sentences based on the presentation and there is a small (but difficult) gapfill exercise on prepositions. Also includes introduction to rooms of house.