French greetings and goodbyes speaking and writing activities SALUTATIONS

This packet is a great way to teach, practice, and review French greetings and goodbyes.

Use these French speaking and writing activities to introduce the basics of formal and informal speech, the French alphabet, greetings and farewells, and how to address people using the pronouns madame, mademoiselle, and monsieur.

This French packet of activities for greetings includes:

* French alphabet printable with pronunciation guide and example words

* a printable vocabulary list

*8 vocabulary writing activities - matching, short answer, sentence scrambles

* word scramble

* word search

* 2 speaking activities - 1 in partners and 1 survey activity so students can move about

* 2 exit tickets

* 30 puzzle pieces that you can use as puzzles, flashcards, or for a game - directions included. Includes 26 pieces with French/English translations and 4 blank puzzle pieces that can be given to students to make their own.

* Teacher key

This PDF now has an interactive layer so you can assign it to your students online. * I've removed answer keys and added text boxes so students can type right on this document. This is great for distance learning! Find it by clicking "Open Easel Activity" after you purchase this PDF.

*Students will access this version via Google Classroom OR a Google email account.

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What do teachers say?

"The resource was a great review of the greetings and goodbyes. My students found the activities engaging and well organized."

"This was a fantastic resource for learning and reviewing greetings and goodbyes. My students loved getting up and asking each other questions."

"This resource is age appropriate and engaging for Core French students reviewing/learning greetings. It could be used as a means of practice or or a summative. Merci!"

"I used these worksheets as a part of our initial vocab presentation- they are different than regular guided notes, and provided something different for students to do. These went into their interactive notebooks, and they really enjoyed them. The practice is clear, the directions as well. I love this resource! Un très grand merci!"

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