This resource comprises 18 carefully structured, differentiated worksheets to guide your students through the vocabulary, verbs and grammar required to understand the language of the environment. Use this resource to help your students progress from word, to sentence, to text level in this challenging G.C.S.E. topic. I have included a crossword puzzle with clues in French which is great to test comprehension at the end of the topic. There is a vocabulary sheet which covers the main masculine and feminine nouns and two further sheets (also on ppt.) deal with verbs and adjectives relating to the environment. Some of the worksheets are also on ppt. to make it easier to introduce vocabulary and go over exercises with your classes. The resource also includes: revision of ER and RE verbs in the present tense modal verbs + infinitive au lieu de + infinitive the present participle adjectival agreement There are dozens of exercises to practise vocabulary and develop confidence in understanding and translating sentences and texts about global warming, pollution, public transport, water and energy saving, deforestation, flooding, drought etc. There is 1 photo card activity in worksheet and ppt. format (traffic jams) and 1 photo card activity in worksheet format (deforestation) to help your students develop strategies to deal with this part of the speaking exam. Written by the author of Heinemann’s Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

This resource is based on Module 4, Unit 2 of Studio 2 but could be used by any class learning how to describe their home. It comprises 20 differentiated worksheets and 6 ppts. packed with exercises to help students of all abilities describe their home. The resource includes: A vocabulary grid to support learning and a range of vocabulary learning strategies. Exercises to practise sentence structure, including the position and agreement of adjectives. Opportunities to translate sentences and longer texts from and into French. Gap fill exercises to test reading comprehension. 1 sheet based on pp. 108, 109 listening. Extension tasks. Homework and assessment tasks. 1 very detailed ppt. on prepositions: sur, sous, dans, devant, derrière, entre, à côté de, en face de, à droite de and à gauche de. 1 ppt. on using the definite and indefinite articles. 4 ‘shared’ ppts. for your students to work on independently to consolidate their learning. I have included some answer sheets on ppt. Thank you for looking!

5 differentiated worksheets and a vocabulary grid will help your students understand and give opinions on reading different types of books using a range of adjectives and opinion phrases; 'je trouve ça ...', 'je trouve que c'est ..., 'je pense que c'est', ' à mon avis c'est ...'. Longer texts expect students to guess meaning and gap fill exercises require an understanding and application of grammatical knowledge. There are 2 ppts. to present the new vocabulary and grammar - 'ce, cet, cette and ces' (also 1 worksheet to practise this) and 1 'shared' ppt. which I upload to the school's student shared area so that students can reinforce what they have learned at their own pace. A crossword puzzle with clues in French serves as a kind of reading comprehension, plenary task. I have also included 2 worksheets and 1 short ppt. which goes with Studio 2 Vert, p. 13. This resource has been meticulously designed and is at least as nicely presented as any you might buy from a respectable publisher. Please don't be put off by the preview image which looks as though lines are missing from tables. This is not the case with the actual resource which looks professional in appearance when downloaded. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

Goes with Studio 2 Rouge, Module 1, Unit 4; Que fais-tu quand tu es connecté? 8 differentiated worksheets to give your students lots of practice reading, listening to and using time expressions and vocabulary relating to the Internet. There is 1 ppt. to present the new vocabulary and verbs to your class and 1 'shared' ppt. which I upload to the school's student shared area so that students can reinforce what they have learned at their own pace. This resource is at least as nicely presented as any you might buy from a respectable publisher. Please don't be put off by the distorted appearance of some of the worksheets. They look fine when downloaded. Each page is filled with exercises to keep your students busy. Written by the author of Heinemann's Mira express 1 and 2 Resources and Assessment Grammar Sheets.

This resource comprises 12 worksheets and 12 powerpoints and is based on the theme of homelessness. It is especially suitable for students of higher - medium ability who are aiming to achieve grade 5+ at G.C.S.E. All the worksheets are on the ppts. making it easier for you to present, discuss and explain grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation to your students. They also provide the answers to the worksheet tasks so your students will be able to self and/or peer mark. The resource comprises a wide range of carefully structured, differentiated tasks and includes: a detailed vocabulary sheet with common masculine and feminine nouns appropriate to the topic. exercises to practise the definite and indefinite articles adjectival agreement grâce à, à cause de possessive adjectives - notre, nos and leur, leurs beaucoup de, plein de, trop de and plusieurs demonstrative adjectives - ce, cet, cette and ces the present tense of regular ER verbs appropriate to the topic the present tense of irregular verbs, vivre, dormir, voir, devenir, offrir and souffrir de plus en plus, de moins en moins + adjective expressions which are used with ‘avoir’- avoir faim, avoir soif, avoir l’air etc. generic vocabulary to use when describing a photo card examples of Foundation and Higher level photo card descriptions to translate from and into French useful time expressions - actuellement, de nos jours, maintenant etc. I have tried to repeat the same vocabulary and grammar throughout the topic for the purpose of reinforcement. The vocabulary and grammar range from being fairly easy to use to quite challenging for those students hoping to access higher grades. I have also recently uploaded a shorter resource on the topic of homelessness for the less able. I hope you find this resource useful. Thanks for taking a look.