This resource consists of 12 Videos with questionnaires aimed at GCSE students. Each questionnaire is made of 4 to 6 Comprehension activities related to the video + an extra activity ( Reading or Cultural Point). Each video lasts between 1 and 3 mn and covers one of the following topic: Describing oneself Town & Transport Eating & Cooking Fashion & Clothes Chores, Helping at Home Family Home & Furniture Holidays Routine School & Work The Environment French Language & French People Most of the videos have two versions: one with subtitles and one without. The topic covered is indicated on the Video file name. Since the videos are too heavy to upload, I provided a link on the questionnaire to access them. The questionnaires are compiled in a Word doc and the answers to each questionnaire are provided on a separate Word doc attached. Each document is fully editable. I came up with this idea of video activities because GCSE textbooks never provide videos to illustrate a topic, and there very few GCSE videos online. My students found these useful to reinforce the vocab and very relevant to their French experience as the videos are authentic and show French speaking people in real life. I would welcome your feedback.

This resource consists of 7 Videos questionnaires with answers aimed at AS students. Each questionnaire is made of 4 to 6 Comprehension activities related to the video . Each video lasts between 1.30’ and 3 mn and covers one of the AS AQA topic: The topic covered is indicated on the Video file name. Since the videos are too heavy to upload, I provided a Google Drive link on the questionnaire to access them. The questionnaires are compiled in a Word doc and the transcripts & answers to each questionnaire are provided on the next page. Each document is fully editable. These videos are useful to illustrate the topic covered and for consolidation.

Attached is a collection of 10 authentic articles, slightly adapted, from various newspapers dealing with a range A Level topics. These Reading activities can be given to students as self-study material or homework. Each article is between 600 and 800 words. It also offers good practice for the Summary Task and Reading skills Students are asked to summarize the article and explain the words in bold. You can also use them as a starter for discussion or for a Comprehension Task. Topics covered: Education & Career Discrimination National Heritage (Patrimoine) Environment Ethnic Minorities Politics & Youth Justice Crime

Attached are a series of 8 Comprehensive PPT presentations to revise and practice topics at beginner Level, KS2 AND 3. Each PPT covers a range of 3 OR 4 topics, and consists of a presentation of the point followed by some practice. Topics covered are: _VOCAB: Numbers, Colours, Countries, Nationalities, Family, Food, Time , short Dialogues, Places in Town, Description _GRAMMAR: Prepositions, Present Tense Regular Verbs ER, IR verbs + Irregular Etre, Faire, Avoir, Aller, Possessives, asking questions, Definite articles

This A Level resource comprises 2 activities on the Gilets Jaunes movement, one Reading Comprehension with caricatures adapted from an article and one Video activity taken from the news. Each activity is around 20mn long and can be used for assessment or to start a conversation about demonstration in France.

Attached are 2 docs: one is a booklet to revise 10 Key grammar points covered in the New A Level exams and the other is a grammar test made up of 19 exercises. Students revise each grammar point by completing the exercises provided. At the end of the booklet, a general grammar multiple choice exercise recaps all the points covered. Answers are provided on last page. This booklet can be done in class or independently. My students found it useful for exam revision. It is suitable for all A Level French exam boards. Once students have finished the booklet, they can do the test attached.

Attached is a bundle of resources on the topic Passe-temps et loisirs. It includes a comprehensive 40 slides Powerpoint to revise and practice this topic as well as 2 self-study booklet for further practice. Students should spend 3 to 4 h to work through the booklets. It is suitable for Foundation and Higher GCSE students.

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.

This is a Writing Assessment based on the New GCSE Exam. It follows the lay out of the new exam format. The PPT contains a picture description, a 40 Word Writing tasks and three 90 Word Writing tasks, and a transaltion activity. Also included is an extra Word doc with Translation task and a follow up on this task. It is suitable both for Foundation and Higher students revising for the GCSE.

Powerpoint with 23 slides to help students introduce themselves and other people. This is useful to revise basic French, greetings, where you live, nationality description personal information and social French at both KS3 and 4 level. This is very interactive, so students can practice role plays in pairs in class. You can spend the whole lesson on it. My GCSE students found it useful for preparing for the role play part in the exam.

Powerpoint exploring Direct and Indirect Speech aimed at A Level and adult students so you may need to adapt to suit your class. PPT includes a tutorial and a range of activities.

This is a comprehensive Powerpoint presentation made of 64 slides which recaps most of the topics covered at Primary Level. Topics include: Greetings, Days and Months, Giving personal information,Numbers up to 31 Answering basic questions, Towns and countries and Classroom language. The presentation is interactive and fun. This is a suitable for Year 4, 5 and 6, and can be used at the end of term for general revision or at the beginner of term for a refresher.

The little words in French often confuse the students so this bundle of resources should help them. This resource includes 3 comprehensive PPT tutorials on articles ( definite, indefinite, partitive) followed by lots of practice and 2 editable worksheets in Word format and one PDF doc to provide further practice on this tricky grammar point. This is suitable for GCSE and A Level students and can easily be adapted to the required level. The first PPT includes a tutorial on partitives followed by a millionaire game to practice the various uses and rules of partitives. The second PPT is a tutorial on definite, indefinite articles and determiners followed by some translation practice, ideal for preparation to the New GCSE exam. Also attached are 2 worksheets with 4 gap-filling exercises and answers are provided. The titles of the docs indicate the appropriate level. My students found the tutorial and gap-filling tasks very useful to improve their knowledge of these “little words” that are among the most common types of errors at GCSE and A Level. I noticed that articles is a grammar point that always needs revision. These worksheets will help students to apply the rules regarding articles and are also a good way to revise gender, number and prepositions. You can spend a whole lesson with this resource and some of the worksheets can be used for homework.

Interactive PPT with Tutorial and Activities on Places and Directions with more than 100 slides. It is divided into 3 parts: _ a comprehensive list of public places and shops. Students guess the name of the place on the picture on each slide and answer is then provided with the appropriate article gender. _ How to use the verbe Aller in present tense + preposition _ How to ask and give Directions with lots of practice in group or in pairs It is suitable for KS3 and 4 students. You can spend the whole lesson on this. 3 useful worksheets on places and a game in Word docs are also provided.

Comprehensive Multiple Choice French PPT Quiz based on the Millionaire game to revise and consolidate aspects of French culture ina fun and interactive way. It consists of: _38 slides on French culture, 20 single questions on language and culture and 7 riddles. Answers are provided on next slide. _It’s suitable for A Level students and can be played in teams, individually or with whole class. Usually takes up to 45 mn.

This bundle consists of 4 separate Folders, each containing activities to revise and practice a specific aspect of the perfect tense : _ 1 folder with 3 Comprehensive tutorials in PPT with some practice exercises on the perfect tense. These interactive presentations show the various patterns and a thorough list of the past participles of regular, i rregular verbs, VanDer Tramp and reflexive Verbs. _ 1 folder on Regular Verbs, with worksheets and games _ 1 folder on Irregular Verbs, with _ 1 folder with tests This is useful both for GCSE and A Level students to revise and practice all the forms of the perfect tense.

Attached are 2 docs: a PPT Tutorial on the Future tense, and a Practice booklet. The PPT explains the formation of both tenses. It includes regular, irregular verbs as well as some practice exercises and a song in the future tense. The Practice booklet in Word format offers with 10 exercices to practise the future tense using all skills, It includes gap-fill with regular/ irregular verbs, 2 audio and video tasks, writingfull sentences and a Reading comprehension. Both documents are fully editable

This is a video with worksheets, transcription and answers about the attraction of France for foreign tourists. It fits well with the A Level topic "Le Patrimoine".

This is a comprehensive and interactive PPT with 42 slides on greetings and personal information. The first part goes through the various ways of greetings, both formal and informal. The second part looks at how to ask and respond to a range of personal information: name, age, phone number, date of birth, where I live and come from, nationality, job, where you work. It is followed by some practice and a who’s who game with pictures of famous people. It is suitable for KS3 students but I also found it very useful for KS4 students in preparation for the role-plays, as they often forget how to ask and respond properly to basic questions.

Comprehensive and interactive PPT presentation (90 slides!) on the topic School. It includes a tutorial with some activities on the following sub-topics: _ School subjects _Opinions on subjects, teachers, school uniform, homework _ Extra-curricular activities _ Routine activities at school _ Time and timetable _ School equipment _School system in France This can be used for KS3 and 4 for a whole lesson either to reintroduce or reinforce this important GCSE topic. Attached is also a worksheet to practise the structures of opinions on school-related matters