Transform your French classroom into the Gardens of Versailles! Parlez-vous l’Histoire de l’Art ? – Les jardins à la française is a highly visual, ready-to-use French resource designed to help students observe, understand, compare, think and create while discovering one of the most iconic forms of French landscape design. Students explore the spectacular gardens of Versailles and discover how André Le Nôtre transformed nature into a work of art through symmetry, perspective, geometric parterres, fountains, bosquets and carefully designed views. They also investigate an essential question: How did Louis XIV use art and nature to express royal power? What students will discover The main characteristics of a jardin à la française André Le Nôtre and his work at Versailles Symmetry, axes and geometric organization Perspective and optical effects Parterres, bosquets, fountains, statues and water features The Bassin d’Apollon and its symbolism The people and professions behind the gardens Gardens as an expression of Louis XIV’s power French gardens vs. English gardens Art-history vocabulary and visual-analysis skills Creative Purple Missions Students become active designers and problem-solvers: Mission A – Crée ton jardin royal ! Design an original French formal garden while respecting its artistic principles. Mission B – Sauvez les jardins de Versailles ! A storm has damaged Versailles. Students have a limited budget and must decide what to restore first, calculate their choices and justify their priorities. Mission C – Versailles dans un autre climat ! What would a French formal garden look like in Madagascar, the desert, the mountains or a Mediterranean climate? Students adapt plants, water and materials while preserving the principles of French garden design. Mission D – Le jardin impossible ! Create a French formal garden somewhere unexpected: on a rooftop, on an island, in a school courtyard, in the mountains or even in the middle of a city. More than a reading comprehension resource The booklet includes a comic-strip introduction, observation and vocabulary activities, visual analysis, true/false and multiple-choice tasks, creative drawing and design challenges, historical and artistic investigations, opinion and argumentation activities, a Zoom sur un détail focusing on Apollo, Dans les coulisses with the gardeners of Versailles, a comparison of French and English gardens, Le jardin et le pouvoir, and a complete Bilan de la leçon. Students are repeatedly invited to explain what they see, what they think and why. Perfect for Cycle 3 – collège • French • History • Art History • Cultural Studies • Interdisciplinary projects • French culture The resource works particularly well for lessons about Versailles, Louis XIV, the Grand Siècle, French heritage, landscape architecture or art and power.

What if your students could step into the theater of Louis XIV and discover Molière in a completely different way? This highly illustrated resource takes students on an immersive journey into the world of Molière and 17th-century French theater. Students discover Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, follow the major events of his life, meet some of his most famous characters, and explore how theater can make us laugh, reflect society, and criticize human behavior. The resource gradually moves from historical discovery to observation, analysis, creativity, critical thinking, and performance. What’s included? An illustrated introductory comic Jean-Baptiste Poquelin and the birth of Molière An illustrated timeline of Molière’s life Life in a traveling theater company Molière and Louis XIV Famous characters: Harpagon, Argan, Tartuffe and Monsieur Jourdain The different types of comedy Theater in the 17th century: stage, audience, scenery, costumes, lighting and more Le Bourgeois gentilhomme and the comédie-ballet 4 creative Purple Missions: create a Molière-style character, design a theater set, investigate what lies “behind the mask,” and imagine Molière in the 21st century Molière: History or Legend?, an investigation designed to develop critical thinking I Speak Like a Theater Historian, helping students observe, describe, analyze and interpret I Perform Molière!, using famous lines from his plays A comprehensive final review Students are not simply asked to read and answer questions. They observe, investigate, compare, interpret, create, perform and express their own ideas. This resource can be used for French Art History, French language arts, theater studies, a unit on the 17th century, or alongside the study of a Molière play. Perfect for Upper Elementary • Middle School • French Art History • French Language Arts • Theater • Independent or Group Work**

Discover Jean de La Fontaine and the fascinating world of his fables through a rich, engaging French literature unit designed to help students move beyond simple reading comprehension and become thoughtful, independent readers. Students explore La Fontaine as a man and writer, discover the historical context of Louis XIV, study five major fables in depth, investigate their characters and morals, and learn how animals can become a mirror of human behavior. Five fables studied in depth Le Corbeau et le Renard La Cigale et la Fourmi Le Lièvre et la Tortue Le Loup et l’Agneau Le Lion et le Rat Students work with the original French texts while developing vocabulary, comprehension, literary analysis, interpretation and critical-thinking skills. Students will explore Jean de La Fontaine His life, personality, work and historical context. How a fable works Characters, conflict, dialogue, personification, explicit and implicit morals, symbolism and human traits. The messages behind the stories Flattery, vanity, perseverance, power, injustice, generosity, patience and more. Aesop vs. La Fontaine Students read and compare two versions of Le Lièvre et la Tortue and investigate an essential question: Did La Fontaine copy Aesop, or did he reinvent the story?1.

Take your students inside one of the most spectacular rooms in Versailles! Parlez-vous l’Histoire de l’Art ? La Galerie des Glaces is a complete French-language art history resource designed to help students observe, understand, interpret and discuss the famous Hall of Mirrors. Rather than simply learning dates and names, students investigate the Galerie des Glaces as an artwork, architectural achievement, symbol of royal power and witness to major historical events. Students will discover the architecture and extraordinary dimensions of the Hall of Mirrors its windows, mirrors, chandeliers, gilding and decoration Jules Hardouin-Mansart and Charles Le Brun the spectacular painted ceiling art and symbolism under Louis XIV everyday life and court life inside the gallery the proclamation of the German Empire in 1871 the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 how historians of art observe, describe and interpret a monument Creative missions Students become active participants through four larger challenges: Create Your Own Royal Ceiling Design an allegorical ceiling inspired by Charles Le Brun. Save the Hall of Mirrors! Become a heritage conservator, work with a limited restoration budget and decide what should be saved first. The Gallery Tells Its Story Explore the Hall of Mirrors through the centuries and write from the monument’s point of view. The Anachronisms of Versailles Investigate a scene set in 1685 and spot objects that simply do not belong there. Two hands-on STEM challenges Light + Mirror Experiment with reflection and discover how changing the angle of a mirror changes the direction of light. Build an Infinite Gallery Place two mirrors face to face and investigate multiple reflections before creating a miniature infinite Hall of Mirrors. Art historian skills The resource also includes dedicated activities to help students move beyond “C’est beau !” and use genuine art-history vocabulary such as: perspective • symmetry • vault • reflection • gilding • allegory • composition Students learn a simple transferable method: Identify → Observe → Describe → Interpret → Justify1.

Retour à l’école ! French Back to School Activities Start the school year with a French resource designed to get students speaking, interacting, creating, and getting to know their classmates from the very first lessons! Retour à l’école ! combines practical classroom French with engaging back-to-school activities. Students meet Enzo, Lisa and Korentin, three recurring characters who guide them through real-life classroom situations, speaking challenges, icebreakers, creative tasks and personal reflection. Perfect for French classes, FSL, FLE, immersion programs and beginner/intermediate French learners. What’s included? Illustrated back-to-school comic Meet Enzo, Lisa & Korentin 2 original back-to-school poems 4 French tongue twisters Le premier matin dialogue Poetry and speaking activities Je parle de moi ! personal profile Trouve dans la classe… speaking icebreaker Classroom rules Classroom jobs and responsibilities Personal weekly timetable SOS Rentrée ! classroom survival situations Mes 3 défis pour cette année Art activity: Mon prénom en tag ! Individual, pair and group activities Skills Students practise: Speaking • Reading • Listening/Understanding • Writing • Interacting • Cooperating Useful sentence structures and vocabulary are integrated throughout the activities so students can use French for a real purpose, rather than simply completing isolated vocabulary exercises. Great for Back to school First week of French French classroom routines Icebreakers Getting-to-know-you activities Speaking practice Classroom community building Early finishers Partner and small-group work The activities can be used as a complete back-to-school sequence or selected individually according to your students’ needs. Recommended level: A1+ / A2 Format: Printable classroom resource Start the year speaking French, building confidence and creating a positive classroom community!*

Take your students on a fun journey through the world of American sports and sports culture with this engaging ESL/EFL resource! Students discover American football, baseball, basketball, ice hockey, soccer and cheerleading, learn about the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL, and use English through reading, vocabulary activities, grammar, speaking challenges, creative missions and a hands-on STEM project.

Bring the excitement of Welsh rugby into your English classroom! Do You Speak English? – Wales: Rugby Nation! is a colourful, engaging ESL/EFL resource for upper elementary learners (A1+/A2) combining English practice with the exciting world of Welsh rugby. Students discover rugby vocabulary and rules, the rugby pitch and scrum, the famous Wales vs England rivalry, and the Six Nations Championship, including the Grand Slam and Wooden Spoon. They will read, speak, investigate, create and even build through a wide variety of activities. WHAT’S INCLUDED? Rugby vocabulary & reading comprehension How to play rugby The rugby pitch The scrum Wales vs England The Six Nations Championship Grand Slam & Wooden Spoon Grammar Corner: The Imperative Poems, tongue twisters & mini dialogue Rugby Commentator challenge Design Your Rugby Team The Rugby Detective Breaking Rugby News 2 Let’s Speak activities STEM: Build a Rugby Goal Mini Review SKILLS Reading • Vocabulary • Speaking • Grammar • Writing • Geography • STEM • Creativity Perfect for Wales studies, British culture, rugby themes, Six Nations season, ESL/EFL lessons, speaking practice and cross-curricular learning.

Make Shakespeare accessible, visual and genuinely fun for young English learners! Shakespeare… But Fun! is a special ESL/EFL resource designed to introduce students to William Shakespeare, the Globe Theatre and three of his most famous plays without turning the lesson into a difficult literature course. Students meet Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth and Hamlet through short readings, comics, humorous challenges, speaking activities, role plays and creative missions. They discover witches, ghosts, impossible love stories, terrible decisions and even Shakespeare-style silly insults! WHAT’S INCLUDED? An introductory comic 2 poems, 4 tongue twisters & 1 dialogue Green Level: Meet William Shakespeare Blue Level 1: Shakespeare’s Theatre Was Crazy! Blue Level 2: Romeo & Juliet: Romantic… or Ridiculous? Blue Level 3: Macbeth: Would You Trust the Witches? Blue Level 4: Shakespeare’s Silly Insults! Blue Level 5: Hamlet: To Be or Not to Be? 4 CREATIVE MISSIONS Become a Shakespeare Actor Make Shakespeare Modern Interview a Shakespeare Character Make a Poster About a Shakespeare Play SPEAKING ACTIVITIES What’s Happening on Stage? Students observe a wonderfully chaotic Shakespearean stage and describe what they can see and what is happening. At the Globe Theatre A practical ticket seller/customer role play with show choices, prices and cut-out tickets. MINI REVIEW A final playful review helps students consolidate Shakespeare, the Globe Theatre, characters, plays and key vocabulary.

Take your students on a delicious trip through English food and culture! This engaging ESL/EFL resource introduces learners to some of England’s most iconic foods and traditions, from the Full English Breakfast and Fish & Chips to the Sunday Roast, Afternoon Tea, scones and traditional pub food. Designed for A1+/A2 learners, the resource combines reading, vocabulary, speaking, grammar, cultural discovery, recipes and creative missions. What’s included? English Food & Culture English meals and food vocabulary The Full English Breakfast Fish & Chips The Sunday Roast Afternoon Tea Pies & Pub Food Recipe & Language Corner How to Read a Recipe Essential cooking verbs The imperative Sequencing words Let’s Make Scones! Let’s Make an Apple Pie! 4 Purple Missions Plan the Perfect Afternoon Tea Create Your English Restaurant The British Shopping Challenge English Food Detective 4 Let’s Talk Activities Choose Your Breakfast! Yummy or Not Yummy? At the Chippy! My Perfect English Meal Plus 2 poems 1 dialogue 4 tongue twisters Vocabulary activities True/False and matching activities Pair work and role plays Mini Review

La fuite de Varennes… le début de la fin de la monarchie ! Faites vivre à vos élèves l’un des tournants majeurs de la Révolution française grâce à un chapitre riche, progressif et illustré. De la fuite de Louis XVI à la proclamation de la Première République, les élèves découvrent comment la confiance entre le roi et le peuple s’effondre et comment la France entre dans une nouvelle époque. À travers des documents historiques, des cartes, une frise chronologique, des activités de réflexion, des missions créatives et des jeux, les élèves développent leurs connaissances historiques tout en renforçant leurs compétences de lecture, d’analyse et d’expression. Ce que contient cette ressource : ✔ Bande dessinée d’introduction ✔ 5 niveaux de lecture progressifs ✔ Histoire de l’art : La Marseillaise ✔ Document historique : l’assignat qui permit de reconnaître Louis XVI ✔ Carte des lieux clés de la Révolution ✔ Frise chronologique ✔ Les personnages du chapitre ✔ « Le savais-tu ? » ✔ 4 missions historiques ✔ Jeu Qui a dit ? ✔ Mini-révision complète

Parlez-vous l’Histoire de France ? 1789: The French Revolution Begins | Printable History Unit | CM2, Grade 5-6 | Activities, Timeline & Worksheets Step into one of the most important years in French history! This engaging printable unit helps students discover how the French Revolution began through illustrated readings, timelines, historical documents, creative writing, role-play missions, and hands-on activities. Instead of memorizing dates, students follow the events of 1789 in chronological order, from the Estates-General to the Women’s March on Versailles, making history meaningful, memorable, and accessible. What’s Included ✔ Introduction comic ✔ Green Level reading: Louis XVI & Marie-Antoinette ✔ 6 Blue Level lessons: The Three Estates The Estates-General & Cahiers de Doléances The Tennis Court Oath Camille Desmoulins From Les Invalides to the Bastille The Storming of the Bastille ✔ Art History: Jacques-Louis David’s The Tennis Court Oath ✔ 5 Purple Missions: The King accepts the tricolour cockade The Abolition of Privileges The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen The Great Fear The Women’s March on Versailles ✔ “The People Speak” historical quotations with reflection prompts ✔ Creative writing: Write your own Cahier de Doléances ✔ Historical maps: Paris in 1789 Paris to Versailles Women of Paris in 1789 ✔ Complete review activities ✔ Chronological timeline ✔ Reflection and discussion questions ✔ Printable worksheets

Do You Speak English? –Apartheid: A Divided Nation Help your students discover one of the most important chapters of South African history while developing their English skills! This ready-to-use ESL/CLIL resource introduces learners to apartheid, the struggle for freedom and equality, and the birth of the Rainbow Nation through engaging reading activities, speaking tasks, creative projects and meaningful discussions. Perfect for A2 learners, this resource combines English, History and Citizenship in a respectful, age-appropriate way. What’s Included? Comic introduction: A Visit to the Apartheid Museum Green Level reading: What Was Apartheid? 4 Blue Level lessons The Birth of Apartheid Living Under Apartheid Saying “No” to Apartheid The End of Apartheid 4 Purple Missions Human Rights Detective Design an Anti-Apartheid Poster Voices for Freedom Build the Rainbow Nation Bonus Annex Voices for Freedom fact files featuring six anti-apartheid leaders 2 Let’s Speak picture discussions Apartheid in South Africa The Rainbow Nation 2 Art Corner projects Many Hands, One Future The Tree of Equality 2 original poems 2 Mini Reviews Back to Kruger National Park The South African Flag

Do You Speak English? Sports in Ireland Explore Ireland’s Most Exciting Sports Through Fun, Interactive Activities! Bring the excitement of Irish sports into your English classroom with this engaging ESL printable workbook! Students will discover Gaelic football, hurling, rugby, famous Irish athletes, teamwork and fair play while developing their reading, speaking and writing skills through motivating activities. Designed for ESL, EFL, EAL and CLIL learners, this resource combines vocabulary, reading comprehension, speaking tasks, creative projects and STEM challenges to make learning English meaningful and enjoyable.

Step into the magnificent world of the Sun King! This printable French history resource introduces students to the reign of Louis XIV, from his childhood and the Fronde to Versailles, absolute monarchy, the Grand Siècle and the legacy he left behind. Through illustrated readings, engaging activities, creative missions and a final review, learners discover both the achievements and the challenges of one of France’s most famous kings. This resource includes: ✔ Intro comic ✔ Green Level: Timeline of Louis XIV’s reign ✔ Blue Level 1: The Regency and the Fronde ✔ Blue Level 2: “L’État, c’est moi” and absolute monarchy ✔ Blue Level 3: The Grand Siècle ✔ Blue Level 4: Louis XIV’s final advice and the shadow side of his reign ✔ Purple Mission 1: Become Louis XIV ✔ Purple Mission 2: Minister of Finance ✔ Purple Mission 3: Vauban and the art of fortifications ✔ Purple Mission 4: The last advice of Louis XIV ✔ Mini Review Perfect for: French history Upper elementary & middle school Independent work Small groups History centers Homework or revision Homeschooling A fun and engaging way to explore the fascinating reign of the Sun King while developing historical knowledge and critical thinking!

Do You Speak English? Welcome to South Africa Bring South Africa to life in your English classroom with this engaging, no-prep resource designed for ESL learners (Cycle 3, Grades 5-8)! Students will discover the geography, symbols, languages and culture of South Africa through motivating reading activities, speaking tasks, creative missions and hands-on STEM challenges. Every page is designed to build confidence in English while encouraging curiosity about the world.

Bring Dublin to life with this engaging ESL resource inspired by the warm atmosphere of traditional Irish pubs! Your students will discover Dublin through reading activities, vocabulary, speaking tasks, role plays, creative projects and STEM challenges while practising useful everyday English such as ordering food, asking for drinks and talking about prices. Designed for A2 learners (Cycle 3 / Grades 5-6), this booklet encourages communication from the very first page with colourful illustrations, interactive missions and authentic Irish culture. What’s included Introduction comic 2 poems, 1 dialogue & 4 tongue twisters Green Level reading 3 Blue Level reading and vocabulary lessons Grammar Corner: Ordering Food at an Irish Pub Art Corner: Irish Pub Front Doors 4 Purple Missions 2 STEM Challenges 2 Let’s Speak oral activities 3 Mini Reviews Irish culture throughout the resource Students will practise Ordering food and drinks Asking and answering simple questions There is / There are What would you like? How much is it? Food and restaurant vocabulary Describing places and pictures Comparing and giving opinions Speaking with confidence Perfect for: ESL / EFL CLIL English centres Independent work Whole-class lessons Homework Early finishers Cultural celebrations (Ireland, St. Patrick’s Day)

Ireland’s Amazing Nature | ESL Activities, Reading, STEM & Speaking | Do You Speak English? Bring the breathtaking landscapes of Ireland into your classroom with this engaging no-prep ESL resource! Students will discover spectacular natural sites, fascinating wildlife and environmental protection through reading, speaking, creative missions and hands-on STEM activities. Designed for upper elementary and middle school learner, this booklet develops reading, vocabulary, speaking, creativity and critical thinking while exploring one of Europe’s most beautiful countries.

Back to School: English Classroom Survival Kit Start the school year with confidence! Help your students feel comfortable, communicate in English from day one, and build essential classroom language with this fun, engaging, and reusable Back to School English Classroom Survival Kit. Designed for ESL, EFL, CLIL and English learners (A1–A2), this resource introduces classroom vocabulary, teacher instructions, classroom rules, useful expressions, and speaking routines through a variety of motivating activities. Perfect for the first days and weeks of school, this kit encourages students to speak, interact, and gain confidence while creating a positive classroom atmosphere.

French Classroom Survival Kit | FFL | Back to School | Speaking, Classroom Vocabulary & Communication Activities Welcome your learners into French with this engaging French Classroom Survival Kit! Designed for French as a Foreign Language beginners , this resource helps students feel confident from the very first lesson through speaking, vocabulary, classroom routines and fun interactive activities. Perfect for the beginning of the school year, this ready-to-use resource develops communication skills while creating a positive classroom atmosphere. What’s included? Welcome comic strip Essential classroom expressions School supplies vocabulary Classroom rules Teacher instructions Mission A: Communicating with a classmate Mission B: Mini-dialogues Speaking activity: À toi de parler ! Creative activity: Express yourself through art Design your name in graffiti style 2 poems 1 classroom dialogue 4 French tongue twisters Perfect for • French as a Foreign Language • Beginner French • Back to School • Middle School & High School Beginners • French clubs and tutoring • International schools Skills practiced Speaking Listening Reading Vocabulary Classroom communication Social interaction Creativity Pronunciation This colourful resource encourages students to speak French from day one while building confidence through games, role plays and meaningful classroom communication. It is ideal for the first weeks of French lessons and requires very little preparation.

Do You Speak English? Irish Myths & Legends Step into the magical world of Ireland! Meet clever leprechauns, powerful giants, mysterious fairies and ancient legends while developing your English skills through exciting, hands-on activities. Your students won’t just read about Ireland… they’ll explore, create, speak, build and imagine! What’s Inside? Comic Strip Introduction Green Level Magical Creatures of Ireland Magic Objects Blue Level The Leprechaun Finn McCool and the Giant’s Causeway The Children of Lir Let’s Speak Inside the Leprechaun’s House Language Fun 2 Poems 1 Dialogue 4 Tongue Twisters Purple Missions Create Your Own Leprechaun Irish Myth News Fairy Forest The Giant’s Causeway: Legend or Reality? STEM Challenges Build the Giant’s Causeway Make a Celtic Harp Mini Reviews Welcome to Ireland & Telling the Time The Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow

Take your students on an unforgettable journey to the Emerald Isle with this engaging ESL printable workbook! Through reading, speaking, grammar, STEM challenges and creative projects, learners will discover Ireland’s spectacular landscapes, rich history, famous landmarks and national symbols while developing their English skills. Perfect for ESL/EFL, EAL, CLIL and bilingual classrooms, this resource is designed for upper elementary and lower secondary students (A1–A2). What’s Included? Introduction Comic Vocabulary Builder 3 Green Level activities 4 Blue Level reading lessons 4 Purple Missions Discover Ireland on the Map A Day in Dublin The Great Irish Adventure Create a Welcome to Ireland Travel Poster Grammar Corner: What Time Is It? 2 Let’s Speak activities 2 STEM Challenges Make an Irish Weather Station Build a Mini Irish Cottage Poems, Dialogue & Tongue Twisters 2 Mini Reviews