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.

An easy film review to read: Le temps des secrets, based on a Pagnol novel. Vocab to find and questions in English to answer. Answers given. CEFR A2 level. Good for Y10 up to Y12 (but easy for the latter).

A text with exercises on family life in France in 2021. Based on INSEE figures. Vocab to find, true/false, lexical work, bullet points notes to take, translation and oral practice.

A text with questions in English and vocabulary to find, about the origins of the French language. Answers given. Nice little general knowledge text. Scroll well down the left-hand column.

A crossword for environment vocabulary. This is the second one on the Y10-11 page.

A Tarsia puzzle on jobs.

A Tarsia puzzle on clothes vocabulary. Could be used from Y8-Y10. Look in the vocabulary section down the right-hand column.

An easy narrow reading task about favourite foods and restaurants. Vocab to find, a "Who said..." exercise, gap-fill, and short paragraph to write following the models.