A booklet of conversation questions for AQA Higher Tier GCSE. Designed for pairwork, with opportunities for follow-up questions. Partners ask, listen and take notes.

A text with exercises about a green transformation for the Champs-Elysées for 2020. There is a video from YouTube to watch first (5 minutes). After the text there is vocab to find, a true/false/not mentioned exercise, a little grammar (noticing the future and conditional tenses), paired vocab testing and a bullet point summary in English. Answers given. (CEFR A2 - Higher Tier GCSE)

A Tarsia puzzle: au café - café vocabulary/expressions.

A Tarsia puzzle on shops + je vais... Don't forget that I have a sheet on the Y7 page which explains how you might go about exploiting Tarsia puzzles.

A Tarsia puzzle for beginners based on food (+ j'aime/je n'aime pas with definite articles).

A text with exercises. A transitioning person tells their story. Text, vocabulary to find, questions and translation both ways. Answers given.

Video listening/reading. This short video interviews two directors about their job, one in TV, one in film. Students can pause the video and use the written text as the main support. Questions in English. Answers given.

Video listening/reading. This short captioned video shows a nurse talking about her training. Students watch, listen and read, pausing to write down answers to questions in English. They also note down five new words/phrases to look up in a dictionary. Answers given. Good for Higher GCSE (CEFR A2).

A Tarsia puzzle with drinks + j'aime and je n'aime pas with definite articles.

A Tarsia puzzle on drinks. Includes Je bois (+ partitives) and Je voudrais (plus indefinite articles). So the puzzle draws attention to this difference in article use, as well as consolidating vocabulary knowledge. CEFR A1.