Attached is a comprehensive test on the New GCSE TOPIC LE BENEVOLAT, suitable both for Foundation and Higher Tier GCSE. This 1 hour test is made of 4 vocab activities, a Reading Comprehension with 3 exercises each, 2 writing tasks and 3 grammar exercises on imperfect, passive and, adjectives and future tense. The doc is in Word Format, fully editable so can be adapted for As Level.

Attached are 2 texts with a model summary for each one, based on the new A Level AQA exam. I followed the AQA format: Each text is around 200 words and is summarized into a 80 words summary using the 3 bullets points provided. The first text is about the rise of online Language learning and the second one about online dating. My students found them very helpful to understand the skills required for this task.

This bundle consists of 10 PPT on Various aspects of Hispano countries. Each PPT is made of mimimum 10 slides and includes a Quiz at the end to recap. The topics included are: El Internet El Sistemo Educativo Ser Voluntario Las Tapas Los Incas Las casas de Gaudí La Familia Real El flamenco – baile, canto y música la selva tropical The topics are relevant for A Level students students but the language is quite basic so it could be used for GCSE Goups as well.

Attached is a comprehensive Study Booklet with Answers of the movie Un Sac de Billes. Its 33 pages consists of: _A summary _ worksheet with Comprehension Questions on the book _Activities to explore the main characters _ Analysis of key scenes _ Extracts from the film to illustrate the main themes _ Analysis of the representation of war _ Questions on the main topic: Un film d’apprentissage Answers are provided at the back

These resources include the analysis of the main themes of the film. they can also be used for revision or teaching for other exam boards. _A synopsis and film summary _ A worksheet with 25 questions on the film _Activities to explore the main characters _ Analysis of 6 key scenes _ Extracts from the film to illustrate the main themes _ Analysis of the representation of the Barcelona, the flat _ Questions on the main topic: Un film d’apprentissage _ An interview with Klapish _ A study of the trailer and the film poster

This is a module of work on the topic Le Patrimoine for students preparing the New A Level French comprising: _ 4 Reading Comprehension on some of the most famous landmarks in Paris such as Sacré-Coeur, Musée d’Orsay, Tour Eiffel, Notre Dame and some less well-known such as Les arènes de Lutece. _ 5 Reading activities on Le Patrimoine in the Pdf booklet _ 2 Writing and Speaking tasks to complete for homework or in class _ 3 stimulating and fun quizz in PPT and Word format about French Culture and General Knowledge about different aspects of France. Answers are provided. The quiz work best when done in small groups. _ 2 pictures to elicit Discussion, they can be used as a warm up or as an end of lesson recap.

This extensive grammar booklet, 81 pages, is intended for GCSE and French A Level students. It covers all aspects of grammar points. Each chapter starts with a recap of the rule and is followed by a range of functional exercises in context organized in level of difficulty. This is an excellent resource for reviawing and practsing some specific grammar points. It is Word Format so it is fully editable.

This resource consists of 12 worksheets to revise all the A Level grammar points. Each worksheet consists of 35 sentences and takes 30 to 45 minutes to complete. Half of them are gap filling exercises and the other half are Sentences Restructuring. Answers For answers, select REVIEW > ALL MARKUP on the word documents below. This is very useful to reinforce grammar points and identify possible areas of concern.

This resource consists of 2 model A Level essays on the film *Entre les Murs *adapted to the new A Level AQA exam. The first essay explores the relationships between Francois Marin and his students, and the efficiency of his teaching. The second one looks at the efficiency of Mr. Marin’s teaching. The titles are set as A Level essays with bullet points but it is suitable both for As and A Level students as they are very thorough, around 700 words each and include quotes. . Each essay is structured logically with Intro, 3 or 4 paragraphs with Points, Evidence, Evaluation and a conclusion. Also attached is an activity about the trailer and a 10 pages study booklet on the film.

Attached are 3 GCSE interactivce Revision Powerpoint Presentations to revise the topics and structures required for the exam. You can spend between 30 and 45 mn on each PPT. The first one focuses on key vocab and is aimed at Foundation students. The second one focuses on exams skills and provides some Reading tasks to extend vocab. The third one focuses on Key vocabulary and structures for theOral exam ( Role Play Photocard and General Conversation).

This in-depth and informative booklet on ( 22 pages) brings you: • A complete plot summary • Character studies • Some comprehension questions & exercises • Useful quotes This booklet will help the A Level students with essay writing . It can be used in class or for independent study.

This resource comprises a range of reading activities categorized by level (Foundation or Higher) and Topics: _Career, Future _ Health _ Food & Drinks _ Environment _ Hobbies _ Problems _ News _ School Each topic include at least 3 Comprehension and a Writing Task. The activities are suitable for the New GCSE exam and are useful for exam practice. Bonne chance!.

Attached is a comprehensive GCSE test on the topic Physical Description, suitable both for Foundation and Higher Tier GCSE. ThIS 90 mn test is made of 5 vocab activities, 2 Reading Comprehension with 3 exercises each, 2 writing tasks and 8 grammar exercises on various grammar points such as present tense, negatives, adjectives and articles. The doc is in Word Format, fully editable so can be adapted for a 1h test. This can also be used a s a Revision sheet and for independent work. It is also suitable for top set Year 9/10 classes.

This is a Reading, Vocab & Writing Assesment on Family, lasting 45 mn to 1h. It includes a long reading activity with 3 exercises, 9 short vocab and grammar tasks and a Writing task. This fully editable resource is suitable for the new GCSE Higher exam and can be adapted for As Level.

This resource consist of 4 GCSE sample essays based on popular topics: Holidays, School, Hobbies, Health& Fitness and Visits. It follows the NEW GCSE format for the essay writing Higher Question 2: 4 bullet points in target language, around 140 words and use of 3 tenses Each essay includes a range of A star structures highlighted and has the translation in English below. Some essays have also got some useful tips on the side about the structures. My students found this resource very useful to expand their complex structures and build a range of set phrases before their exam. This resource is also suitable both for Edexcel and Cambridge IGCSE students. Enjoy!

This resource consists of two series of 20 phrases with 2 Common Grammar mistakes in each sentence. First part is a series of 20 Foundation phrases and second part is series of 20 Higher Level sentences. Mistakes can be on conjugation, adjectival agreement, gender, prepositions. Students have to identify the mistakes and correct it. I compiled this list of mistakes from the essays of my students. Also incuded at the end are 5 Sentences to Translate from English to French for early finishers. This is suitable for both Foundation & Higher Tier students as there’s a mixture of easy and complex sentences The sentences cover the five main topics and are taken from mistakes I have seen in students productions. This activity lasts around 1 hour with the corrections and can be used as a diagnostic activity to check pupils grammatical knowledge.

Attached are two comprehensive End of Unit Assesments, one on Technologies & another one specifically on New Technologies, lasting 1.5 hour each and covering all skills. Each test includes 3 vocab activities, 2 long reading activities with 3 exercises, 6 grammar tasks on various tenses, timewords & connectives and two Writing tasks about New Technologies. This fully editable resource is suitable for the new GCSE exam and can easily be adapted for As Level.

This bundle consists of 20 GCSE tests, each on a specific topic and covering different grammar points. Each test is made up of 2 or more Reading Activities, some Grammar exercises and a Writing Task. Each test lasts between 45mn and 1h20. It is aimed at GCSE Higher but easily can be adapted for Foundation. The following topics are covered : _ FOOD _ HEALTH _ HOBBIES _ NEW TECHNOLOGIES _ FAMILY _ HOLIDAYS _ TRANSPORTS _ SCHOOL _ ROUTINE _ SHOPPING _ OUTINGS _ CLOTHES & FASHION _ ENVIRONMENT _ DESCRIPTION _ JOBS _ HOUSE & AREA All the grammar points for GCSE These assessments are in Word docs and are therefore fully editable. Some of them will have the answers provided, so they can be used for independent learning. It’s ideal to prepare for GCSE exam.

Comprehensive PPT presentation to revise and practice on the 3 Past tenses and Timewords in the past in French: Perfect, Imperfect, Plue perfect. It starts with a tutorial on the function and conjugation of 3 tenses ans a recap on Timewords . It is followed by some written and oral practice for each tense and also the difference between these 3 Tenses. The last few slides are to review what has been covered. With the 20 slides, you can easily spend the whole lesson on this. Please ensure you have covered the perfect tense before doing it though. This resource is suitable for A Level students.

Attached are two worksheets to practise Translation ( English to French) for the New GCSE Exam. The first one is a series of 10 sentences on 6 different topics ( 60 sentences overall) . Topics include: Food & Health, Education, Environment, Education, Description,&Family, Hobbies, Holidays and Area. The second worksheet focuses on the major tenses( Present, Perfect, Imperfect, Near Future Future) and include a range of 40 sentences on various topics. These simple sentences are aimed at averagely motivated pupils, aiming for a 5 to 7 grade at GCSE, who would appreciate some “back to basics” . They are deliberately artificial in style, so as to practise the key structures. I would go through these in class, eliciting suggestions, then writing some parts on the board, leaving gaps for pupils to complete (depending on the skill of the class). Pupils could of course adapt the texts by rewriting them with their own details and you could get weaker students to underline verbs in advance, or identify and underline difficult vocabulary. These Word docs are fully editable, so teachers can adapt the sentences.