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, Y9 (Low intermediate)

A set of 7 pair work guessing games, using yes/no questions. A1.

, Y7 (Beginner)

A starter for near beginners. 20 slides, each with two sentences to translate into French. First letters of each French word are given as a scaffold. Easy to edit to suit your own class. A1.

, Y9 (Low intermediate)

A Y9 starter (maybe Y8). 20 slides, each with two sentences to translate into French. The first letter of each French word is given as a scaffold. Editable, as usual, to suit what your class knows.

, Y12-13 (Advanced)

A text with exercises about how French teens use YouTube to help establish their identity. Text, vocab to find, questions in English, discussion questions in French, vocab test. B1.

, Y8 (Very low intermediate), FREE

A parallel reading task for Y8. This is about the International Red Cross. Parallel short texts, correct sentences to identify, gap-fill and oral summary in English. CEFR A1.

, Y8 (Very low intermediate)

A sentence builder using all parts of faire in the present tense. A1.

, Y12-13 (Advanced)

A text with questions in English about QR code scams in France. Answers given. Suitable for Y12 (AS level). CEFR B1.

, Y8 (Very low intermediate)

A starter with 20 slides. Each slide has a picture with a sentence which does not match the image. Students must correct the sentence. Suitable for Y8, maybe Y7. A1.

, Y8 (Very low intermediate)

20 slides, each with four sentences containing a spelling error. Could be used a starter, maybe a few slides at a time. A1.

, Y12-13 (Advanced)

Video listening. A 1m 40 report on the boom in house prices in Brittany. Lots of facts and figures. A set of statistics to complete and vocab to find. Good for working on figures, percentages, rises, falls, trends. I've placed this also on the Adult Students page.