A simple and engaging worksheet on les activités de saison, designed to help students learn and use vocabulary related to different seasons. Learners practise speaking and writing through guided activities, making it ideal for reinforcing key language in a fun and accessible way.

Full lesson flow for your next lesson observation - From starter to plenary Engaging observation-based starter activity Clear lesson objectives linked to futur simple Structured introduction to the topic “Dream City” Focus on correct usage of futur simple AFL (Assessment for Learning) integrated throughout Interactive group task to encourage collaboration Individual differentiated task for mixed-ability learners Promotes creativity, speaking, and writing skills Exit ticket included to assess understanding Ready-to-use PowerPoint – ideal for classroom use Suitable for lower-intermediate to intermediate learners

A structured and engaging PowerPoint lesson on “Décrire votre maison” (Describing your house in French), designed to help learners develop their speaking and writing skills through clear guidance and interactive tasks 1.Clearly defined learning objectives (LO) 2. Success criteria to guide student understanding 3. Structured introduction to key vocabulary 4. Focus on essential sentence structures 5. Step-by-step support for describing a house 6. Model house description provided as an example 7. Helps students build accurate and complete responses 8. Supports both speaking and writing skills

An engaging and well-structured PowerPoint lesson on “Parler de son sport le week-end” (Talking about weekend sports in French), designed to develop students’ speaking skills in a meaningful and interactive way. Clear Learning Objectives (LO) Success criteria for student guidance Introduction to sports vocabulary and weekend activities Focus on key sentence structures AFL (Assessment for Learning) integrated throughout Interactive group task to encourage speaking practice Differentiated tasks for mixed-ability learners Supports fluency and sentence formation Encourages real-life communication in French Ready-to-use PowerPoint – ideal for classroom use Suitable for beginners / lower-intermediate learners

Full lesson plan and ready-to-use PowerPoint – ideal for classroom use for Teachers . Engaging starter activity to activate prior knowledge Clear learning objectives (LO) Listening task Focus on key vocabulary and sentence structures Interactive group task to encourage speaking practice Differentiated individual tasks for mixed-ability learners AFL (Assessment for Learning) integrated throughout Builds confidence in speaking and listening skills Suitable for beginners / lower-intermediate learners

Step-by-step guidance on structuring DELF B2 production orale responses Covers all parts of the speaking exam clearly and effectively Highlighted model answers for each section Key phrases and useful expressions included Two additional sample answers based on real DELF B2 topics Helps improve fluency, coherence, and confidence Easy-to-use PowerPoint format – ideal for classroom or self-study Suitable for teachers and students preparing for DELF B2

A complete and engaging PowerPoint lesson on les prépositions for your next lesson observation , designed with a clear and structured lesson flow. This includes : Full lesson flow from starter to plenary Engaging observation-based starter activity Clearly defined lesson objectives Structured introduction to les prépositions AFL integrated along with answers Differentiated tasks to support mixed-ability learners Interactive and student-friendly slides Exit ticket included to assess understanding Ready-to-use resource – ideal for classroom teaching Suitable for beginners and lower-intermediate learners

In this lesson you will be able to name and identify French terms for the products in a Pharmacy and hence, create a poster for a Pharmacy.

This resource is an excellent guide to help you prepare for your DELF Junior A1 speaking exams. It thoroughly explains all three parts of the exam: Interview: This section involves answering personal questions about yourself, your interests, and your daily life. The resource provides clear guidelines on how to effectively present your answers and engage in a meaningful conversation with the examiner. Posez les questions: In this part, you will be required to ask questions based on a given words The resource offers detailed strategies on how to frame your questions, ensuring they are relevant and coherent. Dialogue or Role Play Situations: This section involves participating in a dialogue or role-playing various situations. The resource includes numerous examples and practical tips on how to navigate these scenarios confidently and fluently. All these parts are well-explained and presented with examples to help you understand what is expected and how to perform effectively. This comprehensive preparation will boost your confidence and improve your performance in the DELF Junior speaking exam.

This worksheet is designed to help learners practise and master the use of l’impératif (the imperative form) in French. It is suitable for beginner to lower-intermediate students (A1–A2), including DELF preparation classes. Learning Objectives: Understand and apply the imperative form in French Use commands, instructions, and suggestions correctly Recognise differences between affirmative and negative imperatives Practise common irregular verbs (être, avoir, prendre, etc.) Ideal for: DELF A1–A2 preparation MYP / KS3 French learners Revision or homework tasks Classroom practice or assessment Format: Printable worksheet (no prep required) Answer key: Available on request

This engaging worksheet is designed to reinforce students’ understanding of l’impératif (the imperative form) in French through a variety of structured and contextualised exercises. Ideal for beginner to lower-intermediate learners (A1–A2), including DELF preparation. Exercice 1: Students complete a conjugation table (tu, nous, vous) with both regular and key irregular verbs (être, avoir, aller, venir, etc.). Exercice 2: Transformation of sentences into the imperative form (affirmative and negative). Exercice 3: Sentence completion using the correct imperative form in everyday contexts, including polite requests and instructions. Exercice 4: Giving advice using the imperative, helping students apply grammar in real-life situations. Ideal for: DELF A1–A2 preparation MYP / KS3 French classes Homework, revision, or assessment tasks Classroom practice with mixed-ability learners Format: Printable worksheet – ready to use (no prep required) Answer key: Can be created or provided upon request.