Adjectives at the Louvre – KS3-GCSE French grammar worksheet

A KS3-GCSE French grammar worksheet focusing on adjective position and agreement, with the Louvre museum as its backdrop.

This resource helps students revise correct adjective endings (masculine/feminine, singular/plural) and understand when adjectives come before or after the noun, including key before-the-noun adjectives (BAGS rule). Grammar is practised through clear, structured tasks using museum and art-themed language, keeping the focus on accuracy and meaning.

• A clear reference section on adjective agreement, including common irregular forms
• Targeted exercises on adding correct adjective endings
• A reminder of the BAGS rule with examples
• Unjumbling tasks practising adjective position
• A short writing task encouraging extended adjective use with intensifiers
• A light cultural code-breaking activity
• All answers included
• Provided in PDF and editable PPTX, colour and black-and-white

This worksheet is suitable for upper KS3 through to GCSE Foundation students. Tasks progress from supported grammar focus to more independent written production, making it ideal for whole-class teaching, independent practice, or revision.

It can be used as a standalone grammar lesson or as a structured activity leading up to the Adjectives at the Louvre Grammar Escape Room.

I hope you find it useful.

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