Transition Year
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TY for Non-Beginners
We have a number of Modules and WebQuests designed for TY students who have already studied either French, German, Italian or Spanish.
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MFL Projects in The Classroom and Online Booklet
A new booklet is available where you will find a selection of ideas, activities and resources for your TY language classes. Each suggestion can be used in a face-to-face context or online.
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Culturethèque
Culturethèque is a paid facility which gives you access to French speaking magazines, books, comic books, short videos and much more. It costs €20 a year. There is also the option of whole class access. If you are interested in this, please contact the Alliance Française for this. It is a great resources for personal reading or to use in the classroom.
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French Online Learning Games
This website offers a gamefication approach to learning French. The website is designed for beginners learning French and offers a complete set of French lessons, practice games and French test for over 100 French topics.
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Secondary French Resources (Culture)
Say bonjour to French resources from TES, giving you a huge range of teaching ideas and activities for use in secondary French lessons. An unrivaled range of resources, materials and ideas, including lesson plans for French projects, French writing worksheets and French speaking activities
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Apprendre Le Français (TV5 Monde)
TV5MONDE is a free and interactive website for learning French from videos, programs and news reports. Choose from more than 2000 online exercises and improve your oral comprehension in French, from beginner to advanced level.
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Lingolia
Learn with Lingolia the main rules of French grammar, widen your vocabulary and practice written and oral comprehension. In the part of this website dedicated to the French language, you’ll find simple, clear explanations with exercises that will allow you to make rapid progress.
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Tex’s French Grammar
Tex’s French Grammar (la grammaire de l’absurde) is a pedagogical reference grammar that combines explanations with surreal dialogues and cartoon images. Originally built for students at the University of Texas at Austin as a user-friendly guide to French grammar, this web site may be profitably used by any learner of French, provided he or she possess a sense of humor.
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20 Ways to Reflect in the Languages Classroom
Do you want to find out how to get your students to reflect more? The new Junior Cycle curriculum requires students to reflect more on their language learning processes. This document produced by the PPLI gives you 20 quick ways in which you can get reflection into your classroom. Accompanied by photocopiable sheets, these will help you and your students to become increasingly familiar with the language of reflection.
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Clock Face Starter Activity
Get them speaking!
A fantastically simple yet effective way to get students speaking in the classroom to practise particular topics following the traditional idea of speed dating but in a new and exciting way.
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