Topical videos on current affairs...
9 resources in this Learning Path
Short video about explaining what poverty is.
View full descriptionStrand: Listening
Strand unit: Money
Suggestions for use: Use this video to revise key vocabulary and phrases relating to poverty.
Video explaining why and how water consumption should be reduced.
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Strand unit: Environment
Suggestions for use: Create questions to use this video as an aural comprehension activity.
Short video about organic food and farming.
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Strand unit: Environment
Suggestions for use: Use this video after introducing key phrases relating to organic food.
Short video about unemployment.
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Strand unit: Society / Culture
Suggestions for use: The vocabulary is simple but the speech is fast, so use it after introducing key words relating to unemployment.
Short video about the issue of homelessness.
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Strand unit: Society / Culture
Suggestions for use: The vocabulary is simple but the speech is fast, so use it after introducing key phrases relating to homelessness.
Short video about supermarkets wasting food.
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Strand unit: Society / Culture
Suggestions for use: The vocabulary is simple but the speech is fast, so use it after introducing key phrases relating to food waste.
Short animated video explaining the migrant crisis. The video is in French. Use video on full screen.
View full descriptionStrand: Listening
Strand unit: Society / Culture
Suggestions for use: Use this video for an oral comprehension activity and to spot key words and phrases relating to the migrant crisis.
Video about the French legend of Mélusine, a fairy who transformed into a snake.
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Strand unit: Education
Suggestions for use: Use as an aural comprehension activity and present an aspect of French folklore at the same time.
In this short video, singer Mika talks about his song and music video "Elle me dit". This resource includes an aural comprehension exercise.
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Suggestions for use: It is advisable to provide students with vocabulary activities before asking them to do this aural comprehension exercise.
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