This is a 'portrait d'enfant' video listening task. Alas, I had to delete four other worksheets like this as the video links had gone dead. So, this is a new one with a gap-fill exercise. I really like these videos for opening pupils' eyes to other lives. Level A2.

Video listening + reading. A captioned video about how to claim family allowances in Belgium. False statements to correct, vocab to find, discussion and extra vocab provided. Answers given. Level B1. Good for a strong Y12 or Y13.

This is a current affairs listening/reading task. Macron's speech announcing the new voluntary military service. Video with captions, questions in English and a written summary to read. This could be exploited further. Level B1/2.

Texts with exercises based on four short film reviews. Four texts, a matching task, true/false, scrambled sentences to re-order, oral and written tasks, a fluency task and vocab test. Level B1. Good for Y12, cinema theme.

A set of 15 simple questions in the perfect tense with être. Guidance is given on how you might use them for listening and speaking practice. Level A2.

A set of 15 questions to practise using the perfect tense with avoir. Suggestions for how to use the sheet are given, including turning the questions into a listening task. Level A2.

Two dice board games on the topic 'en ville'. Game 1 uses masculine places (Je vais au...). Game 2 uses feminine (Je vais à la...). The games assume prior knowledge of the vocab and aim to reinforce memory in a fun way. Level A1.

A simple board game for complete beginners to practise 'J'aime/Je n'aime pas/J'adore' + pets. pairs play with dice. Lots of built in repetition. Level A1.

A narrow reading task on the topic of favourite influencers. Four short texts with recycled chunks. Vocab to find, matching, gap-fill and a short paragraph to write. Level A2.

A text with exercises about islamophobia experienced through the eyes of a young muslim woman. Text, lexical work, multi-choice, questions, grammar (using 'la façon dont') and conversation. This is quite an easy text and could be done by Y12 (o even a brilliant Y11 class who might find it an interesting challenge and taste of A-level. Level B1.