A-Z vocabulary list of property terminology for those coping with buying and living in France or a French-speaking country. Quite technical in parts.

Hiring a gîte web task. This is a slightly adapted version of a Y9 resource, aimed at adult learners. Using the Gîtes de France site students must find a gîte, complete a vocabulary list and present the gîte orally to someone else. This is kept in the Adult Students section.

Article in French with questions in English with advice for people moving to France. Can be found in the Adult Student section.

Video listening task on extreme weather and any possible link with climate change. The report is from Arte via Youtube. Vocabulary to complete and true/false/not mentioned task. This would suit an A2 level group (advanced).

Oral/written grammar drill worksheet on the pluperfect tense. Could be done orally first (whole class or pairs), then written up.

Link to my Blockbusters quiz on simple food items. This would suit late Y7 or Y8. I have placed it on the Y8 page. This would be a handy 10-15 minute whole class oral filler when working on food.

A simple question-answer worksheet to practise subject pronouns il/elle/ils/elles. Beginners are often slow to pick these up and some focused work on them might help. I would usually work through a sheet like this orally first, then maybe in pairs, then go to write-up.

An article with questions in English about female genital mutilation. Suitable for upper sixth (advanced) students. Teachers' answers provided.

New Peppa Pig video listening for intermediate level. Papa accroche une photo. Vocabulary list, true/false/not mentioned and "find the French". With the usual honks and giggling. A really good Y9 group would cope.

Vocabulary and question booklet for the WJEC exam board AS oral exam. This is similar to the AQA and Edexcel ones already produced. All topics and sub-topics covered with a vocabulary and questions for discussion and revision.