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).

Video listening. A report about the ambitious plans for the Olympics Opening Ceremony along the Seine. Vocab to find. I've placed this in both the Y10-11 page (GCSE Higher) and A-level (cultural heritage). (CEFR A2/B1)