The attached resources (mostly pdfs) are based on a summary of La haine from wikipedia.
There are a variety of gap-filling and sequencing activities.
Here's a link to the TaskMagic3 Mix&Gap file - mtx3 - from which the pdfs were printed. It provides access to loads of interactive exercises. (Requires TM3)
Several pdf files and a TaskMagic3 Grid Match file (mgr3) based on all forms of être in the present tense and adjectival agreement with the adjectives grand, petit, gros, mince.
Grid Match is mainly used for verb conjugation work, but it can easily be used for
Scroll down for a link to download a completely free Windows desktop program with lots of interactive exercises and worksheets based on a sample GCSE French essay on the topic of "A bad school day".
The resource can be used with interactive whiteboards or with individual computers (Windows only) and can be installed on the school network.
The downloaded is actually a non-time-limited demo of a full resource containing 16 essays, with free access to 1 of those 16 essays.
Anyway, as well as the poem and the link to the previous resources, there was also a link to a TaskMagic2 Text Match file. This really brought home to me a major improvement in TaskMagic3 compared with previous versions: in earlier versions of TaskMagic, any text that you put into Mix&Gap would be converted into one block of text, so it wasn't really possible to make exercises based on formatted text such as letters, recipes, songs, poems etc. TaskMagic3 makes it possible to create all sorts of interactive and printed resources based on these kinds of texts, as you'll see from the resources posted here.
The resources below are all based on the texts of the AQA GCSE French Higher Reading paper from June 2010. Here's a link to the paper on the AQA website.
Each question from the GCSE paper was made into a TaskMagic3 Mix and Gap file.
These French resources are based on a news story from 20minutes.fr, about the fact that 2011 hit a record high for economic losses caused by natural disasters:
