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Bring your French lessons to life with this immersive and creative culture project! Students will create a BIG, vibrant storyboard that tells the story of a family living in a French-speaking country. This project encourages young learners to dive deep into the daily life, language, food, traditions, and cultural customs of Francophone communities. Perfect for Year 7 and 8 students, this engaging task combines creativity with language learning by helping students practice vocabulary and grammar in a meaningful context. It promotes cultural awareness, creativity, and storytelling skills, while allowing students to explore and celebrate the rich diversity of the French-speaking world.

Engage your students in a creative and meaningful French project with this end-of-year Time Capsule lesson focused on free time activities. Perfect for consolidating vocabulary and language structures, this lesson encourages students to reflect on their hobbies and interests while practicing key French skills. Students will: Explore and use vocabulary related to free time and leisure activities Write and speak about their favorite pastimes in French Create a personalized “time capsule” entry to capture their current interests Develop confidence in expressing opinions and preferences Participate in interactive activities that reinforce listening, speaking, reading, and writing

This set of French prepositions of place and commonly used expressions provides a comprehensive, engaging resource for language learners. The material is designed to help students understand and practice the essential prepositions that describe location and movement, such as sur, sous, devant, derrière, and more. This resource is ideal for classroom activities, homework assignments, or interactive exercises and can be adapted for different learning styles. Its visually appealing and colorful format ensures that students remain engaged while practicing essential language skills.

A colourful and engaging classroom poster/chart displaying the numbers 1 to 30 in French, with additional key numbers 40 and 50 . Perfect for KS2–KS3 learners, this visual aid helps students learn to count in French while reinforcing spelling and pronunciation. Great for classroom walls, revision activities, or flashcard use.

A colourful and engaging classroom poster/chart displaying the numbers 1 to 30 in French. Perfect for KS2–KS3 learners, this visual aid helps students learn to count in French while reinforcing spelling and pronunciation.

Year 7 easy French numbers worksheet.

Using the infinitive in French with a colorful worksheet.

Dynamo 1- Useful for Year 7s

GCSE French Writing Revision Booklet - AQA (Year 11) This compehensive writing revision booklet is designed specifically for Year 11 students preparing for the AQA GCSE French exam. It includes a range of tasks that mirror the 2018-2025 exam format- the old specifications. It has sentence builders or key vocabulary and grammar support across all themes. Perfect for classwork, homework or independent study. This resource helps students build confidence and accuracy in both Foundation and Higher Tier. It is ideal for revision before the exam or for targeted intervention.

using the present and the imperfect tense to compare what you were like now and before.

A fun and interactive unjumble worksheet focused on key French vocabulary for emotions. Students decipher scrambled French words like heureux, triste, and effrayé to reinforce spelling and recognition of feelings. Ideal for KS2 and KS3 learners, this resource supports emotional literacy in French and is perfect as a starter, plenary, or vocabulary reinforcement task. Great for lessons on les émotions or comment tu te sens ?

A colourful and engaging two-page French worksheet to help students learn and reinforce fruit vocabulary. Pupils match the French names of common fruits with corresponding illustrations, using different colours to support memory retention and visual learning. Ideal for KS2 or KS3 beginners in French, this resource makes an excellent starter, revision task, or homework activity.

A simple and engaging worksheet to help students learn key French weather expressions. Learners match weather phrases such as il neige, il pleut, and il y a du soleil with the corresponding illustrations. Perfect for KS2 or KS3 French beginners, this resource is ideal as a starter activity, plenary, or quick assessment tool when teaching the topic of weather.

A fun and visual worksheet designed to help beginner French learners identify and remember key classroom objects. Students match common school items such as un stylo, un taille-crayon, and un livre to corresponding images. Perfect for KS2 or KS3 pupils, this resource supports vocabulary building around the theme dans mon sac and works well as a starter, homework, or vocabulary revision activity.

Suitable for Year 11 French AQA Students

A simple and engaging worksheet to help beginner French learners practise telling the time in French. This resource includes 12 analogue clock faces with space for students to write the time in French beneath each one. Ideal for Key Stage 3, Year 7 or 8, or as a revision activity for older students. Perfect for cover lessons, classwork, homework, or starter activities. No prep needed – just print and go! Includes: ✔ 12 blank clock activities ✔ Clean and student-friendly layout ✔ Useful for introducing or reinforcing vocabulary related to telling the time in French

A clear and engaging worksheet to help beginner French students learn vocabulary related to parts of the body. Students look at the pictures and write the correct French word from a word bank. Ideal for Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9) or for beginners reviewing basic vocabulary. Great for classwork, cover lessons, homework, or as a fun revision activity. Includes: ✔ 12 labelled images ✔ Word bank with essential vocabulary (e.g. la tête, le bras, les yeux) ✔ Encourages recognition and spelling practice ✔ No prep required – just print and go!

Csec French past papers

This is the official AQA specification for the reformed French GCSE, with the first examination set for 2026. It includes detailed guidance on all four papers: Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing. The document outlines tier-specific requirements, task types, recommended timings, and mark allocations across the three core themes:

This resource pack includes two key documents aligned with the updated AQA French GCSE, first examined in 2026. It provides a complete breakdown of the assessment structure and detailed content coverage across the three new themes.