A text with exercises about a group of women footballers who want the right to wear the hijab during matches. Text, vocab to find, questions, translation both ways, oral and written summary, and work on morphology. Answers given. Good for Y13 (CEFR B1/2).

A beginner sentence builder called Un(e) prof que j'aime. A possible teaching sequence is provided. The frame includes subjects and adjectives, including agreement.

Video listening. A short video from National Geographic (in French) about a baby giant panda taking its first steps in the forest. Gap-fill with options and translation into English. Not too much French, very clear, students should like this! (CEFR A2)

A parallel reading activity on the giant panda. French and English texts, true/false, cognates to underline and vocab to find. There are now 30 activities of this type on the site. They make a good booklet for supplementary work in class or at home.

A grammatical exercise using negatives with future tense verbs. A transformation drill and translation. Answers given. Higher GCSE. (CEFR A2)

A beginner sentence builder on physical appearance (body, eyes, hair, etc). A teaching sequence is suggested.

A 'sentence chaos' game using common irregular verbs in the present tense, first person. Explanation provided in the slides.

A grammar worksheet to practise celui, celle, ceux and celles. Explanation, g__-fill and translation. Placed in the A-level section, but usable with some Y10-11s if you think they would benefit (CEFR A2).

A beginner sentence builder on sport. Je joue/je fais + opinion + reason. A possible teaching sequence is suggested. These are easy to adapt to other persons of the verb.

Text + questions. A man who won 200m euros on the lottery sets up a foundation to fight climate change. Vocab to find and questions in English. Answers given. (CEFR A2).