A current affairs text for my new section on the A-level page. This is a recent report about how 55% of French people live in dwellings which get too hot - so-called 'logements bouilloires'. Comprehension questions in English. Answers given. Chat GPT helped with this. CEFR B2.

10 noughts and crosses games for beginners (PowerPoint slides). Simple sentences to translate into French. Feel free to edit as you wish. CEFR A1.

A paired information gap task. 'Astrid en vacances.' In pairs, each pupil has six things Astrid did during her holiday in La Rochelle. The times and dates are mixed up. Between them, the students must establish the correct timeline. This requires using the perfect tense, third person. Easy to extend by getting students to retell the holiday in the first person and add other activities. A high-performing Y9 class could do this. CEFR A2.

For Y13. A pair work info gap task where each partner is given six key dates about France's involvement in WW2 (dates + a note about what occurred). The dates are out of order. Between them, the pair must talk to each other to work out the combined list of 12 dates, in the right chronological order. You'll find this in the discussion tasks section, right-hand column. Scroll down.CEFR B1/2.

I have updated this 'text + exercises' resource by adding a set of 10 multi-choice questions. CEFR B1.

50 subjunctive sentences to translate into English. Answers given. CEFR B2. Plenty more subjunctive exercises on the page.

I have reuploaded a crossword about French geography after a subscriber pointed out a few errors. It could easily be given to an A-level class or very good GCSE group.

A simple sentence builder for Foundation Tier GCSE. It's about celebrations and festivals. These are good for helping students prepare simple speaking and writing from memory. CEFR A2. Plenty more of these on the Y10-11 page.

A text summarising the results of the second round of the French parliamentary election. Questions in English. Based on a Yahoo news report. You'll find this in the Current Affairs section at the top of the page. CEFR B1.

A simple worksheet on the verb prendre in the present tense. Word re-ordering and translation into English. There are several other worksheets like this on the Y7 page. CEFR A1.