From “Ma journée typique” to “Le sens de la vie”: 60 topics that get your pupils talking. Need a starting point for French conversation in your MFL classroom? These 60 printable speaking cards give you 300 open-ended questions across A2, B1 and B2, so there’s something for every group, from KS3 to GCSE and A-level. Each level has 20 cards: everyday topics at A2, opinions and experiences at B1, and debate and abstract ideas at B2. Pupils start with “Les courses” and “Mes loisirs”, move on to “Le stress” and “Vivre à l’étranger”, and end up arguing about “Les dilemmes moraux”. Pick the level that suits your class and go. Each card has five questions in French. The English teacher guide shows seven ways to use them: pair work, small-group discussion, speaking exam practice, a quick warm-up, a dice game, a writing follow-up and circle talk. A contents page lists all 60 topics, and the cards are colour-coded by level, so the right ones are easy to find. The 19-page PDF is formatted for A4, with four cards per page. Print, cut, choose a topic, and get them talking.

Build confidence in French with visual health vocabulary, a doctor–patient dialogue and three partner role-plays for A1–A2 learners. Chez le médecin is a printable resource combining vocabulary, reading comprehension and speaking practice around a visit to the doctor. WHAT’S INCLUDED • Visual vocabulary: body parts, symptoms and items found in a doctor’s surgery • Useful French expressions for medical visits • Vocabulary matching and gap-fill exercises • A doctor–patient dialogue with comprehension questions and language support • Three partner role-play situations • Answer key and teacher guidance HOW TO USE Use the vocabulary pages to introduce or revise key language, then move on to the exercises and dialogue. Finish with partner role-plays so learners can practise describing symptoms and asking questions. SUITABLE FOR • A1–A2 French learners • Secondary French, Core French and FLE classes • Adult beginners RESOURCE DETAILS • 7-page printable PDF, including cover and answer key • English instructions with French learning content • Suggested teaching time: 45–60 minutes • No preparation beyond printing • No audio files included Created by French with Michelle.