A "sentence swapping" game with ready made sentences to use. This could be adapted for various levels. From an idea in Nick Bilbrough's book Memory Activities for language Learning.

Easy video presentation with figures about reconstituted families in the Auvergne-Rhône=Alpes region and France in general. Students have to identify the percentages given.This could be done audio only first to make it more challenging. Good AO4 information for teachers doing the A-level syllabus, plus the language of dealing with facts and figures.

After a summer break from resource writing, look out for new resources coming soon.

Text with questions in English. This is a Canadian vet from Quebec talking about her job. Some vocab to find with clues, answers given.

Video listening on sustainable development. Based on a 1jour1question video. Students have to identify sentences they hear and correct any faulty transcriptions. Some vocab provided. Would suit an able Y11 class (intermediate).

Text and exercises on les gens du voyage. Quite short factual text, true/false, oral quizzing, oral and written summary. Good discussion possibilities, given the various prejudices surrounding travellers.

A lesson plan with accompanying PowerPoint and sentence builder to practise comparatives. Quel chien préfères-tu? This is an example from my 50 Lesson Plans book (see above).

A PowerPoint presentation called Spotty fait les courses. Nine shops, masculine and feminine, with a clear teaching sequence. Spotty is a dog who bears no relation to another famous dog.

I have updated two A-level documents on the French political system to take account of the recent change in government. I updated some other info too. Let me know if you ever find other outdated information. It's hard to keep on top of everything on the site!

I have updated a reading worksheet about the history of the EU to include the departure of the UK. This is on the A-level and Adults page.