Topic-Based Grammar and Vocabulary Pack
for AS and A Level French
Designed for AS/A Level French students, each guide uses all 4 skills to revise topic vocabulary and 2016 spec grammar points.
☆ Ideal for use in the run-up to exams!
18 subtopics covered, each with:
⇨ 1 vocab worksheet:
- a short text or audio – authentic materials reinforce learning
- 3–4 vocab and comprehension tasks – filling in the gaps, finding cognates, noughts and crosses, & more
- a mind map activity for students to consolidate subtopic vocab
⇨ 1 grammar worksheet:
- 1–2 easy-to-follow grammar recaps
- a short text or audio with examples of grammar points
- 2–3 grammar-based activities – conjugating verbs, correcting mistakes, writing sentences, & more
☆ Can be used in class, as homework or as exam revision
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What do teachers say about this resource? (9630)
Loved this! Would buy this in a heartbeat! Another wonderful resource with all the things HAP GCSE and A Level students will need in order to be successful. This pack of activities for vocabulary and grammar revision for A Level Year 2 French helps students consolidate their knowledge of various key topics that are common to all the exam boards (including AQA, Edexcel...). Loved that the main focus is on A Level grammar points and covers all points from the 2016 specifications for all boards, including receptive grammar.
Excellent resource particularly to recap key grammar points. Tasks are well explained with clear examples given to support students
The resource uses a variety of activities which would appeal to students, facilitating vocabulary building beyond the textbook to improve outcomes in listening and reading exercises. The topics relating to immigration and a diverse society, politics and demonstrations/strikes correspond directly to the topics in the listening and reading and translation aspects of the specification. Some of the topics also relate to several of the literary texts and films. Those relating to WW2 are relevant as background knowledge if a text or film from this setting is chosen.
It is a serious and well-thought-out resource which gives the learner the opportunity to develop their skills in a clear way. I particularly like the structure of the sections, which are neither too long nor simplistic. The texts and exercises can be quite challenging. I find it very useful that there are starter individual vocab sheets for each section which the student can add to as he or she progresses through each unit, taking responsibility for their own vocab building.
The resource is well made with interesting and appropriate (to age and level) texts and audio. I like the way grammar worksheets are built: starting with a text to read then questions to answer to finish with the grammar lesson. I think the deductive approach is very efficient in grammar. I also like that the resource cover all vocabulary topics and grammar for all boards.
What do teachers say about this resource? (7656)
Matches perfectly with the specification. All areas of themes are covered as well as all main grammatical points. The articles and vocabulary are highly appropriate and I feel this will enhance language and enable students to near A Level standard in these AS topics.
The resource offers a wealth of material to teachers familiarising themselves with a new syllabus and enhances learning in many ways. It seeks to develop study skills/vocabulary building and foster independent learning. The wide variety of exercises allows for flexibility and covers a range of skills. Throughout students are given tips to help with the examination.