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KS3 French “Hier j’ai mangé” (La nourriture, Le passé composé) Reading activity based on three short texts to develop pupils’ understanding of food vocabulary and the passé composé

Short quotes from works of French literature, designed to develop receptive understanding of the imperfect subjunctive in A Level students. A brief conjugation table is included. You can ask your students to translate (orally or on paper) the quotes, and then discuss the various usages of the imperfect subjunctive that arise from this activity. Or, you can ask them to rewrite the activities using ‘modern’ French.

Worksheet designed to reinforce the passe compose and present tense in the context of the topic of school.

Reading activity on places in the town + prepositions.

Worksheet and presentation to help pupils revise the Passé composé and time markers in the context of the topic of describing school/la journée scolaire

KS3 reading activity to revise or teach the topic of les fêtes in the context of planning a party. The worksheet tests understanding, broadens vocabulary, helps pupils build knowledge of the futur proche, and includes an extension relating to the futur simple.

Reading activity designed to develop understanding of adjectival agreements, including many irregular adjectives, whilst also reinforcing pupils’ ability to describe their school. Good for GCSE revision and for earlier on to.

‘Categoriser’ worksheet on le collège - useful for revision

Vocab sheet for teaching places in the town and prepositions.

Comparatives & Superlatives - Le comparatif & Le superlatif Differentiated worksheet (2x version) designed to help pupils practice the comparative and superlative + adjectival agreements, using the topic of technology.

KS4/KS5 French Grammar Gap-Fill: Ce qui me rend, ce qui me fait, ce qui me rendent, ce qui me font This short gap-fill activity tests pupils’ understanding of the above grammatical structure.