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This is a very well organized PowerPoint that has lots of information but in a CLEAR and EASY to understand way. The PowerPoint is divided up so that you can just present -ER verbs and then -RE and -IR at a later date. But you can also present them all at once if that is how you are working through your curriculum. Conjugating regular verbs is explained with a tagline to help them remember what to do each time they conjugate this type of verb. TWO summary pages are provided at the end. These

Here is a great rubric for a Family Tree Project. It is easy for both the teacher and student to understand. Once you have passed this out to each student have them staple it to their project when they turn it in. Makes grading easy-peasy! A second page is included for working on their draft sentences. A great way to work together as a class and prepare. Some students may need the extra structure as a requirement while other students may be encouraged to venture "Above and Beyond" these sentenc

Here is a list of Famous French men and women. Here is a great list of MUST KNOW French people. This can be used to pass out to students for Famous Frenchmen Project so that students branch out and learn about more people than just Napoleon, Coco Channel, and Marie Antoinette. BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE... Page two of this document is a Scavenger Hunt. Use this to kick-start a unit on Famous French People or individualized Frenchmen projects. It helps ALL students get a little familiar with ALL of t

Students will use this sheet to create a tee-shirt of their own that teaches a grammatical or vocabulary concept they have learned that semester. Use this as Extra Credit or as a mandatory all-class End of FALL semester review project OR for beginning of the year FR 2 Review project. Fill in your own information for what things you want to review. This form uses the example of FR1 Fall semester materials (BIEN DIT 1): *Definite and indefinite articles * Feminine/ Masculine words * Aimer- p

Use this PowerPoint about French articles to get your kids understanding how to talk about objects if they are feminine, masculine, plural, or start with a vowel. A few fun tips are also included. One for getting better results on exercices that have you fill in the blanks with articles. Another helps you make a sentence correctly if you aren't sure what article to use. Great colors, graphics, and simple sentences. ***Just want the chart to give as a handout to your students? Check out my

Are your kids having trouble matching the right expression with the right verb? Use this FAST and FUN PowerPoint game to increase accuracy and vocabulary retention. Using sports, activity, and a few weather expressions this game is a crowd pleaser. 2 WAYS TO PLAY! 2 ROUNDS! Gets kids up out of their seats or competing with a partner/small group. Amusez-vous bien! ATTN!!! Receive TPT credit for leaving feedback on products you have purchased from this store: http://tiny.cc/receiveTPTcredit

Print this out front and back for students. Here they get to practice sentence writing while also getting to use their artistic talents (tying vocab to visuals instead of just translating). These can be hung on the walls or passed around to other students who can read them aloud and, without vocab sheets, try to remember what the vocab means -of course using the pictures as prompts. Can also be cut out and turned into little books. VERY FUN! ATTN!!! Receive TPT credit for leaving feedback on pr

Use this document on your screen. Use this activity to help your students slowly build up their sentences until they are RICHER and MORE DECADENT. This activity is presented to the class and each student gets to use their vocab sheet/textbook to try and translate correctly (the goal here is not translation per say but learning through this activity where to go to get help in expanding their sentences, what to look up, what to study...) Explain to your students that having a simple sentence is O

This is a rubric that is specifically geared towards being used in a World Language or ESL/ELL Classroom. The reason for this is that part of the task is how many specific vocabulary words are being used in the story. It could also be used in a higher level elementary or middle school classroom. I have used this with lower and higher level students. Expectations are very clear. This usually results in a high quality of student work for them (and you) to be proud of. Kids are graded on: Title P

Do you want to assess whether your students are able to distinguish masculines and feminines by listening to someone speak. Do you want that someone to be an Authentic French speaker? Use this activity to access an AMAZING resource that will have a native speaker read any French text to you. Grade all spelling or just adjective agreement errors (which is what the activity is truly for). Your choice. ATTN!!! Receive TPT credit for leaving feedback on products you have purchased from this store

Create sentences in groups, individually, or racing... Use with whole class, individuals, or in tutoring. Students have to mix and match sentences. Great to get kids speaking in French without the fear added by speaking spontaneously. This way EVERY student will have something to say! ATTN!!! Receive TPT credit for leaving feedback on products you have purchased from this store: http://tiny.cc/receiveTPTcredit

This is a project to help students write an e-mail to a penpal, There is a list of things to write about to help students get a quick start. There is also a blank e-mail template included (which you can use with all language levels for all sorts of different writing prompts!). Since my specialty is French there is also a page of links to French PenPal sites. Some of these are also good places to find penpals from other language groups (Spanish, Italian, etc). Very cute, very simple, very prac

This is a quiz for the French Possessive Adjectives (Adjectifs possessifs). The document has a few variations. A larger print page that you can put up on the overhead and kids can just write their answers on a half-sheet of notebook paper OR a smaller print page with 2 quizzes per page that you can print out for the kids. The last page is the key. I usually collect all quizzes, redistribute them (with vows of silence out of respect), and put the key up on the projector. It is then much easier

Here are PowerPoint directions to a simple Faire and Jouer sentence writing activity. Student will follow the directions to practice writing sentences with these two verbs in both positive and negative sentences. There is a picture example from the activity when it was done in my class. -You can do this as an individual activity. -You can do it as a group activity (two teams against each other, format on the board, kids run up one at a time to fill it in, when all are done writing sentences t

Here is a great story in the Passe Compose about Mr. Grossgourmand. There are VANDY verbs, regular avoir verbs, and some reflexives. The story is about the routine of Mr. Grossgourmand. We find out what he does as soon as he wakes up, then follow his actions throughout the day as he goes for a walk and finds a banquet at a mysteriously empty home. What will Mr. Grodgourmand do about all that food sitting there with no one to eat it? Buy this product and you can find out. The last slide is an

Use this colorful PowerPoint full of clear and vivid images with students to create sentences. The images were specially chosen to highlight different articles of clothing as well as a variety of colors and patterns. The slides are set up so that students talk about many different people both singular, plural, masculine, and feminine. Make sure they are paying attention to WHERE they are placing the adjectives in their sentences and whether they AGREE in gender and number with the item(s) they

Teach kids the different ways that adjectives agree in French while giving them a GREAT list to use. Expand their vocabulary while giving them a visual chart to use/study with. Make understanding adjective agreement (and a few variations). Make your kids use colors when changing to feminine to help with the visual differentiation. This REALLY HELPS. I recommend this resource to every French teacher. KEY is included. Can walk through this chart with kids using the key or show the key afterwar

Need your kids to practice making their sentences negative? Here is a simple PowerPoint that has a list of positive Avoir sentences to turn into negative sentences. Kids will just re-write sentences negatively. Use it as an intro activity, test prep, quiz, etc. The PowerPoint presents the sentences one by one so that you can do this activity with whiteboards and grade-as-you-go if you want. Simple, Effective, Easy! ATTN!!! Receive TPT credit for leaving feedback on products you have purchas

Here is a 3 page packet to help prepare your kids for a Language Fair/Culture Day/French Dinner event... performance of the song "La Valise" by Dorothee. What's included: PG1- Lyrics and a few pictures for filling in (fill valise with drawings of items from the song, and color in the socks based on the lyrics) PG2- A checklist so that the teacher can keep track of who is bringing what item for the performance (as well as who gets each item back when the performance is over) PG3- Links to the v

This is a document that includes a handout for students, a key, and many many media links for the teacher. Use this to GO BEYOND the textbook and expand your use of technology in the classroom. These resources will make the small culture boxes come ALIVE with additional photos and videos.