An easy sentence builder frame. Topic: describing a friend.You'll find these frames on the Y8 page. They are aimed at near-beginners.

Two new Battleships grids to practise the future or near future. One focuses on aller and jouer, the other on a range of verbs. Both require students to use full sentences and, in one case, to manipulate possessive adjectives too. I think Battleships is a great practice game, especially when it goes beyond simple verb conjugating. Easy to extend too, if students then make up their own sentences or play a yes/no guessing game based on their new sentences.

BTW you can easily edit these grids to work on other tenses.

Adapted review of the film La Haine. Questions in English and phrases to recall from memory or test in pairs.

PowerPoint presentation to practise past, present and future together (+ holiday theme). Includes translation and guessing games.

A teaching sequence for parts of the body. This is marked as a lesson plan on the Y8 page. Includes a simple doctor/patient dialogue.

Text and exercises on the footballer Harry Kane. Text, correct statements to spot, translation into English and gap-fill.

Two new easy sentence builder frames: meals and household chores. There are now eight on the Y8 page, but you might use them with Y7 or Y9. Each frame comes with suggestions for use - a possible teaching sequence.

Video listening. A 1jour1question video with sentences to complete, an oral summary task and links to his most famous song Allumer le feu. Good for the AQA A-level contemporary music sub-theme.

In response to a request, I've uploaded a long list of ideas for the IRP (Individual Research Project) for A-level. Look in the A-level-specific exam resources. Scroll down the left hand column of the A-level page.
Remember that all new resources are marked with a date in red.

Reading texts and exercises. Three French singers: Le Forestier, Cabrel and Pagny. Short texts, vocab to find, matching task, questions, pair work, lexical work and translation. Answers provided. Suits Y12 (low advanced).