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Worksheet and link to YouTUbe clip of the song 'Je suis une pizza&'. Can be used to practise DU / DE LA / DES or food vocab. Maddeningly catchy! Kids love it.

This is a resource for S3/Y8/Y9 French to practise reading and writing about ‘La personne que j’admire’ (Studio AQA Textbook) and films and TV. It can of course be adapted to suit the phrases you want them to practise. I will use it with mini-whiteboards and as a basis for preparing for a writing test. Credit to Gianfranco Conti for the mosaic writing: his CPD and blog are where I got the idea.

This powerpoint introduces the perfect tense, based on Echo 2. It was made following a CPD course I attended by Gianfranco Conti, and is intended for use with his style of mini-whiteboard listening and reading comprehension exercises for phonics and vocab introduction. The following slides then draw pupils’ attention to the language patterns and can be completed orally or in writing.

The first page is a transcript of a YouTube clip about the modern family as seen through the past two 'first families&' of France (Sarkozys and Hollandes). The SECOND AND THIRD PAGES are the student worksheets. Quite challenging for Year 12 but do-able and interesting!

This worksheet has an explanation and some exercises on using the pronoun 'y' in French.

A difficult text about alternative energies and other solutions to global warming, with different vocab / verb conjugation activities embedded into it. For use with Sixth Form classes in environment topic.

Exercises on identifying nominative, accusative and dative, then adding adjective endings accordingly.

YouTube video listening comprehension leading to a ranking activity for speaking. This worked very well with my Year 12 French class. It gave them lots of reasons to encourage people to do sport and it also led to some useful discussions about word families: la perte / perdre, for example.

High ability GCSE resource explaining direct object pronouns and agreement of past participle. Includes exercises, some of which are adapted from Steve Smith's Frenchteacher.net. Examples go with describing a house topic area from Encore Tricolore 4 and was part of a unit where students had to pretend to be estate agents.

Negation using kein - food and drink - explanation and exercises.

Introduction to Nominative and accusative cases via classroom objects vocab. Also includes haben. Translation exercises. For beginners.

Listening activity requiring use of iPads or smartphones. Each of the QR codes in this document links to me talking about a TV programme. Stick the QR codes separately around the room. Students must scan the code using a QR code scanner app on their phone or on an iPad, which will then link to the website containing the audio file. Students must listen to each soundbite (encourage them to use headphones) and complete the gap-fill. This works excellently when students work in pairs. Collaborative, independent listening! A winner.

Sorting activity for 6th form. Students decided whether a statement is a cause, consequence or solution of unemployment. Good basis for a discursive essay (Edexcel A2) on le chomage.

Dictionary race and translations then role-play. For complaining in a hotel / hostel and practising WEIL.

Zum Fruehstueck esse ich...Simple reading activity - good for homework

Fill in and stick in. Reference table for the perfect tense - separate tables for strong and weak verbs.

Introducing and consolidating DU, DE LA, DES, and DE L'. Food and drink. For Year 7 French and specifically Encore Tricolore 1.

Web-based research activity for Sixth Formers. They must use French Wikipedia to complete a gap-fill worksheet and fill in an overview of the Education system in France.

Buying food using quantities and DE. Includes vocab and dialogue prompts

Song by Aldebert about l'amitié - ordering and gap fill with answers. Qu&'est-ce qu&';un bon ami? To fit with Edexcel AS Youth Culture - Relations topic