This is a beginner listening and writing task based on a video from YouTube (audio only, really). Gap-fill with options and a short paragraph to write based on the audio. Easy A1 level for beginners.

Video listening. A report from AFP about banning social media for under 15s. Teens from Marseilles give their opinions about the proposed bill going through parliament. The video is captioned which makes it much easier. Questions in French. Answers given. Level B1.

This is an easy dialogue to read aloud in pairs and adapt. The topic is pastimes. Level A1. I've put this with the other dialogues on the Y8 page, but you could easily use these with older pupils too, or even adults.

This is a text with exercises mainly for adult learners. It's adapted from an article originally in English in The Connexion. Beer consumption has overtaken wine consumption in France. As well as the article, there are comprehension and conversation questions. Level B1.

Two dice games for pairs to practise modal verbs (present tense and perfect tense). Students must translate sentences to advance. Level A2.

Video listening. A YouTube short from C dans l'air about AI and the future of robots. Scary stuff! Questions in French. The video is captioned so you could use this with a Y12 class, or even a fast Y11 group. Level B1.

Video listening. A short talk about young people and volunteering in France. Questions in French and language to find. Level B1.

A set of 60 GCSE conversation questions with model answers, short form, then long form. Level A2.

A set of 25 fun conversation starters for advanced level (B2). This would suit Y13 or a fast Y12. Topics like: Better to be tall or short? Dogs or cats? Better to be able to fly or be invisible?

I have uploaded a guidance sheet to go with the Y7 PowerPoint slides. This may be useful to less experienced teachers.