Cross-curricular French/art (photography) activity based on some photographs by Robert Doisneau, designed to help students express themselves in French, orally or in the written form.

An illustrated presentation of the weather in French for beginners, with examples and practise exercises on maps of France.

A European map to fill in with the names of the European countries in French (paper copy and on the Powerpoint) + a match-up game with flags + descriptions with 'c'est' (C'est grand, c'est l'Espagne, c'est au Sud...) + 'vrai ou faux' exercise with simple geographical vocabulary

A presentation of 18 inspirational female role models (names+pictures+short presentation) to remind the pupils of what women can achieve and to break a few stereotypes. The list is of course incomplete but the women chosen here are artists, politicians, athletes, writers, journalists, businesswomen etc.

A-Level unit of work for A-Level pupils about Brittany : a complete series of 7 lesson plans and their resources (7 themes = geography /demography + history + music + economy + current events + tourisme + culture)

Presentation of the months of the year with pictures and an exercise.

A compass with the cardinal points in French and a practice exercise with disappearing words + the geographical presentation of a few French regions with pictures.

Les parties du corps humain avec Bart Simpson et une silhouette (masculin, féminin, pluriel) + 'j'ai mal à/au/aux' avec images et explications de grammaire + 'je n'ai pas mal' + petite révision de vocabulaire + phrases de plus en plus complexes mais drôles à traduire

A lesson on active grammar through clothes: introduction of articles of clothing with simple questions and answers (for oral drilling and vocab) + description of dancers' clothes (for practice of the vocab and present tense) + description of a Robert Doisneau photograph + homework for the next lesson.

A detailed presentation, with pictures, of the Wallis & Futuna islands, in the Pacific Ocean: - flag/map/general views - presentation of the different islands - some characteristics of the population - the main facts about the economic system - some random interesting facts.

Activity based on the song 'Un monde parfait' sung by a French 12 years-old. The videoclip is very colourful and with a vivid imagery. She lists various things, which is why I created some exercises to revise the colours and the animals with the song, and even create a simple debate. After we finished it all the pupils had to draw their perfect world and describe it in simple French. It worked quite well!

Two series of varied, regional menus of restaurants, found on the Internet, and used to study food in French as well as French eating habits (and yes there is much more than snails and frogs on those menus ;)

Places in town and practicing the question and answer "Que hay en tu ciudad?" "En mi ciudad, hay.../ no hay..."

I amended a Powerpoint I downloaded to revise the question words and practise them some translation exercises.

Grammatical explanations with plenty of examples and some practice!

A starter about cinemas/movies : a match-up exercise with titles of recent movies in English and French, plus the translation of a paragraph about 'going to the movies'.

A Powerpoint presentation to learn how to tell the time in Spanish: - the structure for the hours without minutes, - for the minutes "past" and the minutes "to", - for "de la mañana, de la tarde, de la noche". All with lots of examples, exercises and practice clocks.

A Powerpoint presentation to practice the vocabulary of the body, with pictures of monsters to describe, a true or false exercise, and a match-up exercise. SImple vocabulary, for all levels.

The places in town + question "Est-ce qu'il y a... ?" + positive and negative andswers + games to revise + "Qu'est-ce qu'il y a dans ta ville ?" + je vais à/au + more games

Presentation with pictures of simple statements needed to describe a town. Opposite adjectives. Match-up/Link-up practise exercises.