Product 1: “Fiche mémo – Ce qui me plaît : Expressing Likes and Interests in French”

Description (TES summary box)
An engaging, visually appealing A4 “cheat sheet” (fiche mémo) to help students vary their opinions in French beyond j’aime and j’adore.
Perfect for KS3–KS4 / IGCSE / IB beginners, this reference sheet introduces expressions with ce qui / ce que, the past tense, and conditional forms to express hobbies, interests, and ambitions.

Features
• Clear colour-coded tables (présent / passé / futur / bonus)
• All examples centred around hobbies and free-time activities
• Built-in grammar tip (ce qui vs ce que)
• Modern, student-friendly formatting to engage learners
• Ideal as a revision sheet, support mat, or display poster

What’s included
• Editable Word document (A4)
• Ready-to-print, classroom-friendly version

Perfect for
• KS3–KS4 French lessons
• IGCSE French (Theme 1: Everyday life and leisure)
• IB DP / MYP Language B scaffolding
• Cover lessons, revision, or independent study

Product 2: “Fiche mémo + Extension Tasks – Ce qui me plaît : Advanced Opinion Structures (GCSE/IGCSE / IB French)”

Description
This enhanced version of the Ce qui me plaît resource combines the colourful reference sheet with four scaffolded extension tasks for higher-ability learners.
Designed for IGCSE and IB French students who need to add variety and complexity to their written and spoken opinions.

What makes it special
• Same clear, student-friendly layout with pastel tables
• Four extension tasks to push top students:
 1. Writing about hobbies (present)
 2. Describing past experiences
 3. Expressing ambitions (conditional)
 4. Comparing and contrasting opinions
• Ideal for stretch & challenge, homework, or exam preparation

What’s included
• Fully editable Word document (A4 printable)
• Colour-coded by tense for easy visual learning
• Works perfectly alongside your other “expressing opinions” resources

Recommended for
• KS4 / (I)GCSE French (Cambridge / Edexcel / AQA)
• IB Language B / MYP Phase 4–5
• High-ability KS3 students ready for extension work