This resource includes 4 worksheets and 1 vocabulary table based on pp.12 and 13 of Studio 1, Module 1, Unit 3 Each sheet is also on ppt. making it easier for you to explain vocabulary and grammar and to go over the exercises with your classes. Practise … masculine and feminine singular adjective agreement + qualifiers. the verb ‘être’ in the singular. describing yourself and a friend.

This resource comprises 5 nice worksheets based on pp. 30, 31 of Studio book 1, Module 2. They include strategies for learning key vocabulary, gap fill exercises to improve reading skills, word order exercises and supported translation tasks into and from French. The puzzle sheet is great for reinforcing key vocabulary. A ppt. includes some of the exercises which appear on the worksheets so you can discuss answers with your class. There is also a ppt. to help you introduce key vocabulary to your students.

This resource comprises 3 worksheets based on pp. 28, 29 of Studio Book 1. The worksheets are great to help your students practise using opinions and school subjects. In addition, there is a vocabulary table and a vocabulary test for students to test themselves on the key vocabulary in this unit. There is also 1 ppt. with some of the exercises from each of the 3 worksheets to enable you to introduce key vocabulary and go over work with your students.

This resource reinforces the grammar (partitive article, regular ER and IR present tense verbs, forming questions) and key vocabulary (food) on pp. 36, 37 of Studio 1, Module 2, Miam-miam! There are 4 worksheets and 4 ppts. which comprise some of the worksheet tasks, making it easier for you to introduce the grammar and vocabulary to your classes.

Goes with Studio book 2, Module 3, Units 1, 2 and 3; a crossword puzzle with clues in French to help your students practise the key vocabulary and structures on pp. 48-53.

Goes with Studio book 2, Module 3, Unit 4, Mon style; a crossword puzzle with clues in French to help your students practise the key vocabulary and structures on pp. 54-55.

Goes with Studio book 2, Module 3, but could be used with any lesson based on family/friend relationships. 5 excellent, tried and tested worksheets to learn and practise reflexive verbs in the context of family/friend relationships. Work on sentence structure, use possessive adjectives, translate into and from French and self assess using an answer sheet. All this builds up to being able to write a structured text about your own family/friend relationships. These worksheets have been meticulously designed and are at least as nicely presented as any resource you might buy from a respectable publisher. Please don't be put off by the preview image which at times looks distorted with text not fitting into boxes or lines missing from tables (due, I think, to the inclusion of tables/grids/text boxes); the actual resource looks professional in appearance when downloaded. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

Goes with Studio book 2; Module 3, but could be used with any work based on the topic of music. This resource comprises 5 excellent worksheets which continue the work on adjectives and adjectival agreement in Unit 1; Mon caractère. Say what kinds of music you like/dislike and give reasons using a range of new adjectives which must 'agree'. Say who your favourite singer/group is and give reasons. In a speaking task, make a statement and ask your partner if s(he) agrees, giving reasons. 'La musique de Rihanna est géniale. Tu es d'accord?' Say/write about how different types of music make you feel and the effect they have on you. 'Ça me rend + adjective' and 'Ça me donne envie de + infinitive'. Practise possessive adjectives. Opportunities to speak, write, improve reading skills and knowledge of grammar. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

8 differentiated worksheets which provide a series of tasks based on Module 3, Unit 5 of Studio 2 Rouge plus 4 answer sheets so that students can make progress and work independently by marking their own work. The tasks vary in difficulty but have been written to help students acquire key vocabulary and an understanding of regular ‘ER’ verbs in the past, present and near future tenses. There is plenty of reading practice, opportunities to speak in pairs and translation exercises from and into the target language are well scaffolded to guide students through the more challenging tasks. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2, Resources and Assessment - Grammar Sheets.

This resource comprises 4 worksheets designed to help your students learn and retain the key vocabulary, grammar and structures of pp. 70, 71. Each page is full of enjoyable exercises which will keep your students busy and focussed. An excellent resource to set in class or as a homework task. The tasks include: il y a un/une/des + place in town il n’y a pas de/d’ + place in town forming plurals practising intensifiers vocabulary learning reading comprehension gap fill translation from and into French writing a text describing where you live

This resource, comprising 4 worksheets and 1 ppt., goes with Studio 1 but could be used with any course covering directions and asking the way. It covers the directions and prepositions on pp. 72, 73 of Studio 1 but uses the vocabulary of places in town rather than that of the theme park. The ppt. includes some of the exercises on the 4 worksheets, making it easier for you to explain grammar and pronunciation to your class.

This well differentiated resource is based on pp. 22, 23 of AQA GCSE French Oxford coursebook, ‘Tu aimerais te marier?’ It provides lots of practice of the immediate future and future tenses and will help your students, through a series of carefully structured exercises, understand and write about their plans for future relationships. The 4 ppts. will help you introduce the immediate future and future tenses to your students and provide answers to some of the exercises. I use this as a lesson or homework resource with average to higher ability students.

AQA; Theme 2 - 8.1 - Holidays and Travel Students read an account of a holiday in Paris and complete a range of tasks which will help them remember the key vocabulary, verbs and structures to write their own account of a past holiday. There is a ‘nous’ and an ‘on’ version for each set of tasks. Ideal for helping your GCSE students prepare for their writing exam and the translation task into and from French.

A nice powerpoint to demonstrate and practise direct object pronouns with your students. I do this grammar point when covering the theme ‘Relationships with family and friends: Ma famille et mes amis’. There is a worksheet for students to write their answers to slides 4 and 5.

I wrote this resource to complement the AQA French Oxford coursebook but it could be used in conjunction with other GCSE coursebooks. It is based on the theme of ‘Ma famille et mes amis’ and comprises 4 worksheets and 4 powerpoints. The worksheets provide practice in: adjectival agreement comparative adjectives : plus … que, moins … que, aussi … que superlative adjectives reflexive verbs in the present tense negatives: ne … pas, ne … jamais, ne … plus The varied exercises have been well structured and differentiated to guide students through the challenges of French grammar and, hopefully, help them achieve a higher degree of accuracy in their writing and speaking. The 4 powerpoints include most of the worksheet exercises with answers, making it possible for you to demonstrate grammatical points, discuss pronunciation and mark work in class with your students.

I wrote this resource to complement the AQA French Oxford coursebook but it could be used in conjunction with other GCSE coursebooks. It is based on the theme of ‘Ma famille et mes amis’ and comprises 5 well differentiated translation worksheets. Each worksheet begins with vocabulary practice followed by revision of key grammar (adjectival agreement, comparative and superlative adjectives, reflexive verbs in the present tense and negatives) and ends with a short text to translate from memory into French. The powerpoint provides the answers to the 5 translation tasks. This resource would ideally be used after ‘Ma famille et mes amis (part 1)’ which gives a more in-depth treatment of grammatical points. However, for more able students, it could be used on its own.

This 11 page resource is based on pp. 10/11 of Studio AQA GCSE French Foundation, A comme amitié. It is well differentiated and will help your students acquire the vocabulary and grammar to describe what makes a good friend: C’est quoi un bon ami, pour toi? The resource includes exercises to practise: adjectives and adjectival agreement infinitives and regular ER verbs in the present tense forming questions possessive adjectives expressing opinions emphatic pronouns speaking tasks at Foundation and Higher levels (I say, you say) reading comprehension tasks well scaffolded translation tasks from and into French at sentence and text level There is also a reply to the question, ‘C’est quoi un bon ami?’ which students can read and adapt for their own purpose. A crossword puzzle with clues in French provides extra reading comprehension practice. Most of the worksheets are also on ppt., making it easier for you to demonstrate grammar, sentence structure and pronunciation to your students. This resource is particularly suitable for students of average to higher ability.

This resource is based on p.10 of Studio AQA GCSE French Foundation, A comme amitié. It comprises 3 worksheets where students can practise regular ER verbs in the present tense, translate from and into French and acquire the key vocabulary to help them describe what they do with their friends. The ppts. have the answers to the relevant worksheet exercises which is ideal for demonstrating grammar points or pronunciation to your class. There is also a crossword puzzle to practise regular ER verbs in the present tense with answers. This resource is particularly suitable for students of average ability but would also help higher ability students consolidate their learning.