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, Y9 (Low intermediate)

Peppa Pig worksheet. This one links to the Youtube/Monde des petits Peppa Pig video called Le Grand Aquarium. Peppa's goldfish, Goldie, gets to meets its soulmate at the aquarium. Parental advisory not required.

This sheet could work from Y9 (really good Y8?) to Y10-11. I have used quite easy true/false/not mentioned in French.

, Y9 (Low intermediate)

Oral/written grammar drill sheet on perfect tense (avoir verbs). Students have to insert the right verb, so meaning comes into play. Placed in Y9, but could work in Y10 (low intermediate).

, Y12-13 (Advanced)

Advanced level listening: voluntary work (le bénévolat). An interview from France Bienvenue with true/false/not mentioned statements. Also placed in the Adult Student section.

, Y12-13 (Advanced)

Advanced level translation from French to English. An extract of descriptive French from Les Gommes (1953) by Alain Robbe-Grillet.

, Y10-11 (Intermediate)

Video listening. The song Mourir demain by Pascal Obispo with Natacha St Pier. Catchy pop song and big hit from 2003 to support teaching of conditional mood/tense. The video just displays the lyrics, so you may want to play the sound only first. Aimed at KS4 (intermediate) but could be used to revise the conditional with AS level groups (low advanced).

, Y12-13 (Advanced)

Long article with questions in English about the fall-out from the Charlie Hebdo attacks and French Republican ideals coming under pressure. I've also placed this in the adults student section. Answers provided. This is a good piece for Upper Sixth A-level students.

, Y12-13 (Advanced)

Grammar notes for handing out on the past historic tense (aka preterite or simple past).

, Y10-11 (Intermediate)

Grammar notes for handing out on the conditional perfect tense. May suit Y10-Y12.

, Y12-13 (Advanced)

Grammar notes on the passive voice for A-level or very good Y11 (high intermediate).

, Y10-11 (Intermediate)

Grammar notes for handing out on the pluperfect tense (plus-que-parfait) and future perfect tense (futur antérieur). Don't forget there are quite a few free whiteboard grammar notes available on the site.