This resource is using key vocabulary of the first 6 modules from Studio AQA French GCSE. Great resource for revision with your Y11 classes

Town Map Templates (directions, places, French) A set of 15 (a mixture of colour and black and white) town maps to be used for a variety of purposes: great for teaching prepositions, places in town, giving directions in English, French or any other language. The maps come with various icons for students to label themselves. I have also included a few blank black and white versions to create their own maps. Thank you for your interest. Please drop me an email if you need anything changing or adding, I always reply promptly. Hoppy Times

Treasure Island inspired task suitable for home learning too. Use the grid map and follow the French directions to find the treasure. Two difficulties - Step by step instructions or story including directions. Students then use the example to create their own map and directions.

Map of Europe with list of the countries in French. Students need to translate the countries’ names and locate them on the map.

a map with present tense weather, aimed at Yr7

KS4 French revision on the topic ‘The environment’ to be prepared for the speaking and writing papers. A mind map with vocabulary lists, complex sentences and revision on the conditional. A worksheet with a translation exercise (with answer) and a writing task with questions. A worksheet with 4 activities (match up / gap filler / translation / writing task)

Revise Theme 1: Identity and culture; Topic 1: Me, my family and friends (AQA GCSE) in French using this mind map. Students can use the titles to guide them to fill in key content for the part of this topic referring to family and friends. A FREE taster activity from the ‘French Family and Marriage’ set of mind maps. Use this resource as a way to see what your students can remember as they revise, at the end of completing a topic as a reminder of the key points or fill them in using notes and textbooks while you work on the topic so that students can use them for support with work at home. One mind map included; ‘La famille et les amis’ (version without examples).

Speaking and writing revision maps for all themes at GCSE. I have used these in lesson printed on A3 for students to complete.

This Excel spread sheet will allow you to map the introduction of the 26 key French phonemes in your scheme of work over the first few years of learning. It will help to ensure that the vocabulary being taught allows for exposure to as many as possible of the associated graphemes. More resources - www.cavelanguages.co.uk/french-phonics

Set of 4 maps of Europe - map of Europe for the countries, map of Europe for the bodies of water, map of Europe for both countries and bodies of water, blank map. 2 page key with capitals included.

Resources to create a tube map of French words: prepositions, negatives, connectives, comparatives and conjunctions.

A Mind Map to help students with uniforms in French. The map itself is on the last page ! :)

Worksheet summarising when to use Perfect (passé composé) and the Imperfect (imparfait) + mind maps on how each is formed. The passé composé mind map can be enlarged and laminated to create a poster.

Revise Theme 1: Identity and culture; Topic 1: Me, my family and friends (AQA GCSE) in French using these mind maps. More confident students will be able to use the versions with titles to fill in entirely their own content. Students who need a bit more support will be able to use the versions with examples in each box to get them going. Use this resource as a way to see what your students can remember as they revise, at the end of completing a topic as a reminder of the key points or fill them in using notes and textbooks while you work on the topic so that students can use them for support with work at home. Four mind maps included; ‘La famille et les amis’ (two versions; one with examples, one without) ‘Le mariage et être en couple’ (two versions; one with examples, one without).

KS3/KS4 revision on the perfect tense (how to form this tense with AVOIR and ÊTRE, irregular past participles, past participle’s agreement) A mind map with grammar rules A worksheet to play Four in a Row A worksheet to practice with answers

I have designed this Powerpoint for a comprehensive lesson on French geography with A Level and IB students. The aim is to learn about key aspects of France in preparation for their exam. The presentation consists of 11 maps of France representing different aspects of France : climate, economy, landscapes, counties, regions, rivers and…wine among others! There is also an interactive slide with the main French cities and regions to place correctly on the map. It is followed by other slides illustrating various regions of France . My students found it very useful to revise and reinforce their knowledge of the French territory. I can be used as a cross-curricular activity with Geography.

A04 mindmap full of great examples for a photo card or any other assesment to get great grades.

Map of Africa with French-speaking countries labeled in French and in English. List of countries and capitals.

A04 mindmap full of great examples that would get amazing grades in a photo card.

A bright and colourful display that: Helps pupils ‘get started’ and structure their communication. Is divided into categories so pupils can make appropriate language choices and vary their writing. Helps pupils to start to make more complex arguments in French. Deviates from the uninspiring ‘list’ format to engage all. English Underground versions also available (see my other resources). Spanish Metro version also available (see my other resources). Vector-based PDF: This means the file can be printed at any size to a high quality. Created by a Literacy coordinator (with input from a native French speaker!), and designed by a Graphic Designer. Contact me if you would like me to print to any size this on your behalf, i.e. for a large display - price on request.

In this geography exercise, you will find two pages with different countries of the world. Each time you have to fill in the corresponding country and its capital. There are about thirty countries in all. An answer key is included (2 pages). This exercise is intended for students in the middle school and up. This subject is also suitable for adults (from level A2). It can be downloaded in PDF format. We hope you will enjoy this worksheet! Feel free to look at our website “Exercices à imprimer” (lots of free exercises) and our Author page on Amazon (more than 20 books on various topics).