This is a Y7 activity I call guided translation. Students are given an English text, followed by a partly completed parallel translation. Topic: my family. Students must fill the missing parts. I have a few of these on ther Y7 page. Level A1. Students could just have a go on their own, or you could go through it with them as they complete it. With really fast groups or older groups, you could add gaps to the English version so it becomes a "parallel gapped translation".

A text with exercises with the title Comment sera le monde dans 50 ans? text, MCQs, gap-fill, sentences to correct, sentences to complete, oral summary. Level A2. Suitable for Higher GCSE.

A text with exercises about footballer Jude Bellingham. Text, MCQs, questions in English and French, gap-fill and a word puzzle exrcise. Level A2.

A current affairs text and exercises. This is a summary of a new report predicting that the population of France will fall in the 2030s. Bullet point notes to take, oral summary and a couple of discussion questions. Level B1.
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A set of nine boardgames covering conversational topics based on AQA sub-themes, but usable whatver the exam board. These use my usual template but are tightly related to GCSE topics. Level A2/B1. Best for Higher Tier but you can edit them to make them easier.

A text with exercises about French Youtubers who sell merchandise online and in shops. Text, vocab to find, MCQs in English, gap-fill and questions in French. Level A2. Higher GCSE.

This is a reading task where students match sentences in English to eight paragraphs about places to visit in France. There is also a 'Find the French' task. Answers given. I did two versions of the activity, the easier one focused on high frequency exam boad vocabulary. Level A2.

This is a current affairs report, summarised by Chat GPT from France Info. Aftre PSG won the Champions League final there was a lot of disorder around France which made the headlines. Text, questions in English and oral summary in French. I glossed some words in the text. Level B1.

This is an article with questions in English about 'accueil familial', whereby hosts look after elderly or infirm people who would rather not go into a retirement home. I've put this on the Adults page, but it might suit A-level students too (inclusion theme). Level B1.

This is a Yes/No question-answer game for Y8 (Level A1). You could try it with a weaker Y9. Partners ask each other up to 25 simple questions which normally require a yes/no answer. Students must answer without using oui or non). It's a good idea to model the game first, maybe in English for fun.