Unit of work for the IB DP with exam-style exercises exploring leisure, traveling and traditions (the Alost Carnival & corrida) with listening, reading, speaking and writing exercises (with answers)

Worksheet to build up vocab and sentences through 5 exercises of match up and translation exercises focusing on: 1. vocab of facilities 2. advanced adjectives to describe them 3. what you can do in the facilities using “on peut” + infinitive 4. using higher features to describe the school such as si clause, conditional, conectives, adverbs. The aim is for them to be able to produce a paragraph (or in speaking) on their school.

Lesson on the A-level French topics: Les ados et l’engagement politique - motivés ou démotivés with listening (video), speaking, writing exercises drawing from actual examples that were in the news.

Quiz with 15 questions to check students’ knowledge of key facts of the film. Answers are included. There is also a reflection’s section and a creative section for students to push their knowledge.

Whole A-level lesson on how France is trying to save French cinema through festivals and incentives such as le printemps du cinéma and la fête du cinéma as well as its tax program. The lesson contains a starter with subjunctive, listening activities (videos - adverts and news report) as well as a speaking activity and a slide to prompt them to present about francophone film festival (to help promote it)

Lesson on l’exception culturelle francaise in music with video, discussion and writing task using subjunctive.

Useful sheet with the main connectives. Great for GCSE and A-level students.

Tutor time or full lesson on the United Nations asking and answering the following questions: When and why the UN was created? What does it do? How many members does it have? Why do you think we celebrate United Nations Day? Activities to spark discussion, finishing with a quiz.

Set of 3 lessons designed for either tutor time or full lessons for KS3, 4 & 5. All lessons features short informative activities. KS3 focuses on the terminology and challenges facing LGBT History Month KS4 focuses on challenges faced by LGBT teenagers (suicide rates, attacks, etc.) KS5 focuses on Section 28 All lessons push students to debate and reflect on reasons why we celebrate LGBT History Month and the tolerance policies in schools.

Whole lesson on young people’s “langage SMS” with reading comprehension, writing production, listening comprehension (from aTV news report) and speaking tasks. This can be the base for further debate in the IB Language B theme of identity (Langue et Identité) and A-level in la cybersociété.

Lessons containing IB Language B exam-style listening, reading, speaking and writing (le tract, le questionnaire) activities based on health (le nutriscore, le véganisme) with answers in the presentation.

Lesson for PSHE about consent, particularly online consent. This lesson looks at GDPR, cookies and the right to be forgotten with short videos, prompts for conversation and a practical task in the end.

Presentation for assembly or PSHE lesson about the Little Mermaid controversy. The presentation encourages conversations and features a couple of videos.

IB DP unit of lesson on ERASMUS and the impact of the film L’Auberge Espagnole with exam-style reading comprehension on the film l’auberge espagnole (with answers), and prompts for speaking activities.

Lesson on animal rights aimed for IB students (sharing of the planet) Range of activities to develop reading, listening, speaking and writing. Answers are provided as well as external links. 14 slides to develop thinking skills, debates, language (ie. subjunctive, vocab, grammar)

Cryptogram with activities that last a lesson. Great for numeracy and literacy skills. The message is a text with verbs in the near future, opinion, reason, connectives.. Students love it! Great to keep them focused, especially after break time or in the last period of the day! Translation and writing tasks included. The document includes the answer so you don't have to work it out :)

Lesson with questions and ideas for an essay on the cinematographic aspect of the film Au Revoir Les Enfants (colours, sound, shots, etc.) Prompting students to reflect and produce an essay plan at the end. Includes a mindmap to brainstorm ideas prior to or during lesson.

2 lessons on possessive and demonstrative adjectives. Short activities: questions, match up, translations, kahoot, finding the rule. Aimed at year 12 but great for KS3 and KS4 GCSE!

Presentation about World AIDS Day to use in assembly, lessons or PSHE. It prompts students to talk about HIV/AIDS and share latest knowledge.