Great readings with many tasks for students to deduce the formation and use of the simple future. From a reading, students will develop their writing and speaking skills through 6 distinct exercises: spotting verbs in a reading, finding out the formation, vocab search, conjugation of irregular verbs, translation and a writing task (that can be used as a speaking task) to reuse the future tense in a personal context.

3 different activities to push Year12/13 (A-level) students to use idiom to raise their levels in their speaking or writing. Students have to work on a range of useful idioms, finding their meaning and using them in writing and speaking.

Lesson on module 3 on jobs and careers introducing the imperfect tense from a reading comprehension. It also includes mini-white board challenges and a GCSE style writing task.

Exam-style reading for SL and/or HL students about Emily in Paris and stereotypes in the media, and their impact. It comes with a Presentation with speaking exam questions to prompt conversations. Answers are provided.

5-page long worksheet designed to make students reflect on the main mistakes found in essays on the film Au Revoir les Enfants of Louis Malle and correct them. Students have to explain why some options are wrong. They can do it in pairs too. Corrections are included.

Lesson for PSHE about consent, particularly online consent. This lesson looks at GDPR, cookies and the right to be forgotten with short videos, prompts for conversation and a practical task in the end.

International Men’s Day presentation for assembly, tutor time or PSHE lesson, raising essential questions to understand what are the challenges men face nowadays.

Reading comprehension about Kylian Mbappé’s routine to teach reflexive verbs. It contains short achievable and differentiated activities: vocab search, true or false, regular -ER reflexive verb conjugations, match up, quick translations and a short writing to finish with. Ideal for beginners. Answers are provided.

Lesson on l’exception culturelle francaise in music with video, discussion and writing task using subjunctive.

Worksheet on Paris to find information about the city and recognize its main landmarks.

2 articles on French people & happiness, with exam-style exercises and prompts for speaking/writing productions - answer key on the last page.

Set of full lessons on immigration policies, experiences and multiculturalism. This includes reading, listening, writing and speaking exercises. All lessons are organised in one Presentation accompanied by worksheets - all included with answers. Sub-topics are: expat VS immigré l’expérience de migration en Méditérannée notamment les idées reçues sur l’immigration l’histoire de la colonisation et décolonisation du Maghreb l’immigration en France et en Europe la politique d’immigration en France l’identité française le modèle républicain d’intégration VS le modèle multiculturel canadien les problèmes d’intégration aux Canada avec les Premières Nations et les Québecois

Scaffolded worksheet for KS3/4 (easily adaptable tenses wise) that allow students to gain skills to write a film review in French. Perfect in the end of year to still do some work after/before watching a film. Activity 1: read “Intouchables” film review Activity 2: key vocab search Activity 3: tense search Activity 4: translation Activity 5: write your own review of a film including key content and language (checklist for both) Activity 6: (peer) assessment and setting personal target Ideal for KS3/KS4 end of year classes and GCSE (leisure topic) Could even be used for KS5 when students start studying the film in class.

Unit of work for the IB DP with exam-style exercises exploring leisure, traveling and traditions (the Alost Carnival & corrida) with listening, reading, speaking and writing exercises (with answers)

Text to give students an example of production on the topic of “my town” with 4 exercises: reading comprehension, vocabulary, translation and written/oral production. Excellent for KS3 or GCSE.

Tutor time or full lesson on the United Nations asking and answering the following questions: When and why the UN was created? What does it do? How many members does it have? Why do you think we celebrate United Nations Day? Activities to spark discussion, finishing with a quiz.

Powerpoint presentation to introduce students with the main facts they need to know about the French political system. Then it prompts them into presenting about the main political parties with specific guidelines.

Worksheet with two texts and activities design to build on opinion reaching level 4 to 5. KS3, year 7 or 8.

Text on the issue of racism in the Euro 2012. Activities enclosed. Designed to reach level 3 up to level 7.