This is a video listening resource based on a short video from the Arte series Il/Elle a ton âge. It's about a boy fromSuriname called Carlo Manuel. Multiple choice + an oral pair wwrk exercise. Not too hard. Great cultural background, as with the Portrait d'enfant videos. Level A2.

A current affairs reading text with vocab glossary and comprehension questions in English. This is about the passing of the bill banning social media use for under 15s. Level B1/2.

I have been refreshing the look of some existing grammar resources on the Y10-11 page, making slight edits where needed.

A set of 5 present to perfect tense worksheets, each one with 20 sentences to convert. Topics are: healthy living, school, environment, travel and social media. Answers given.

A report with exercises about France's loss to Spain in the semi-finals of the World Cup. Text, vocab to find, true/false/not mentioned, questions and MCQs. Level B1.

A current affairs article on the heatwave in France. Bullet point summary in English, then oral summary in French.

Another set of 20 sentence combining exercises, this one on the theme of the occupation of France in the Second World War. The aim is for students to develop their grammatical range and complexity. Level B2.

This is for adult students who spend time in France. An article about how French supermarkets compare on reputation and price. Text, MCQs and oral summary in English. This is a level B1 text.

A reading with exercises resource about social media bans. Six paragraphs, a matching task, a short writing task, phrases to find from the text and four oral pair tasks. Level A2. Higher GCSE.

This is a Y7 activity I call guided translation. Students are given an English text, followed by a partly completed parallel translation. Topic: my family. Students must fill the missing parts. I have a few of these on ther Y7 page. Level A1. Students could just have a go on their own, or you could go through it with them as they complete it. With really fast groups or older groups, you could add gaps to the English version so it becomes a "parallel gapped translation".