A basic dialogue to read aloud and adapt. Topic: talking about the town or city you live in. Parts to adapt are in bold, with suggestions provided. This could then turn into a general conversation about where people live. Aimed at near novice adult learners. CEFR A1.

Another Spot the Differences listening task for Y10-11 (GCSE). These are quite easy. Two short texts to hear, with six differences to find. Teacher reads aloud, students take notes. Can also be used as an info gap task. CEFR A2.

An oral or written drill to translate and alter simple sentences in present and perfect tense. All verb types and persons. For a high-attaining Y8 (or Y9). There are other, easier examples on the page of this type of mechanical drill. CEFR A1/2.

Wearing the veil in sport. This issue has raised its head again in French politics, with a minister, Marie Barsacq, criticised for expressing a nuanced view. This is a text, true/false exercise, written and oral summary, plus two discussion questions. A chance to revisit issues around French secularism, personal liberty and discrimination. CEFR B2.

A gapped translation into English, plus correct sentences to spot, 'Which sentences apply to me?' and five sentences to write. Topic: my family. CEFR A1. Could work with a weaker Y8 too.

About two minutes of vox pop interviews with young people about what they do first thing in the morning. Statements to tick off and some brief follow-up written work and pair work. CEFR A2. Could work with a fast Y9 class. The video has sub-titles and translations.

A narrow reading worksheet for Y8 (or Y9). A matching "Who is this?" task, sentences to complete and translate. A short paragraph to write based on previous exercises. CEFR A1.

A narrow reading worksheet for Y8 (or a weaker Y9). A matching "Who wrote..?" task, sentences to complete and translate. CEFR A1.

A current affairs resource. A short text about reaction to Emmanuel Macron's televised speech to the nation on the current situation. Text to summarise with English bullet points, then orally in French. Suitable for Y13. CEFR B1/2.

A text with exercises about rap music in France. (AQA music topic.) Text, words to find, vquestions in French, verbs to underline and translate, conversation. Answers given. CEFR B1. Good for Y12 or Y13 (you could adpat the exercises for fast Y13s).