Allison Loftman

Here is a oral French language game to get students speaking in French and to practice the interrogative form. Students practice asking each other questions about the activites they did over the winter Christmas break. Simply print one copy of the game mat per student and let the game begin! I have included some instructions on how I model the game and the instructions as well.

Looking for a quick and easy, hands-on activity to help your students ACQUIRE language? These comprehensible, 25-piece French Number Puzzles are the perfect go-to activity for reviewing vocabulary. Each puzzle includes a total of 25 vocabulary words with pictures to aid comprehension. This puzzle is a perfect number review for your French learners. This activity can also be used in your bilingual, dual language, elementary, or early childhood classroom. This product includes 2 differentiate

Do your students need more help memorizing numbers 0-60? Practice numbers with your beginner French students while having fun with these brain-teasing questions in French! This worksheet has both a rewriting, colouring, counting and matching activities to help your students practice and get these words into long-term memory.

Are you looking for an easy NO PREP number printable to have your FSL students practicing numbers 1 - 20? Look no more! This cut and paste activity will help your students to read and write numbers 1-20 in French. In this activity, students will be using their reading skills to glue the digit above the corresponding number. When complete, students can practice their writing skills by rewriting the French number in the space below.

Do your students need more help memorizing numbers 0-10? Practice numbers with your beginner French students while having fun with these brain-teasing questions in French! This worksheet has both a rewriting, colouring, counting and matching activities to help your students practice and get these words into long-term memory.

Looking for a quick and easy, hands-on activity to help your students ACQUIRE language? These comprehensible, 25-piece French Cognate Puzzles are the perfect go-to activity for reviewing vocabulary. Each puzzle includes a total of 25 vocabulary words with pictures to aid comprehension. This puzzle is a perfect First Day of School Activity for novice or beginning world language students to help start building confidence in the target language. This activity can also be used in your bilingual

Show your novice French students that they already know some French vocabulary with these engaging games. 1 Bingo game is included in this resource as well as consolidating worksheetGame features 30+ French-English cognates.Game features 15 different BINGO cards Double sided worksheet features matching the cognate to the corresponding image and drawing the 20 different cognates. Great for an exploratory class or a beginning of the year activity for French 1. Perfect for a day when you need a fil

Do your students need more help memorizing and spelling French colours? Practice colours with your beginner French students while having fun with these brain-teasing questions in French! This worksheet has both a writing and colouring activities to help your students practice and get these words into long-term memory. All of the pages can be seen in the preview. The 12 colours included in this activity are: - jaune - rouge - vert - bleu - noir - gris - blanc - orange - rose - violet - marron

Looking for working on reading comprehension and problem solving skills in French? This LOW PREP printable board game is a fun and engaging way for students to practice working with the French numbers from 0-20. Three different game boards are included: Game 1 features digits only. Players need to say the French number based on the digit they land on. Game 2 features French number. Players need to say translate the French number into English and/or read the number in French. Game 3 features a

Perfect behaviour sheet to send home for parents. Primary grade friendly!

This French colour scavenger hunt can be used indoors. No prep, engaging activity will have your students engaged, translating colours while trying to find objects around the room. Follow this scavenger hunt up in a whole class activity by calling out one of the colours, and having students show you the object they found. This creates rich discussions that give for great observation notes and formative assessment.

Get to know your FSL students with this get to know you worksheet. Worksheet is in English to help your students ease back into French.