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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 afterwards

This vocab sheet has been organized into categories that make studying much easier. The vocab included is that from Bien Dit French Level 1, Chapter 3. There is some added vocabulary as well to enrich the chapter. This is one of my best re-workings of the Bien Dit vocab sheets! Grammar concepts have been given space (verb conjugations, possessives, adj agreement...) and Question/Answers have been organized so that it is easy to know which go together. I like to print vocab sheets on COLORFUL

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

SO MANY USES! Use this generic verb conjugation sheet to practice conjugating regular verbs OR irregular verbs. This is a great tool! Photocopy a huge stack front and back and hole punch. These are a great Grab-n-Go for test prep, substitute days, student stations, games, tutoring, etc. You can also use them to make a STUDY GUIDE of a verb tense (ex: Passe Compose AVOIR irregular past participle verb conjugations- wow typing that made me feel super nerd-ifique). The repetition of the sheet an

Use this sheet in 4 different ways! Sets students up for target language SPEAKING SUCCESS! Here are a set of questions asking people what time they do certain routine things. They practice daily routine (routine quotidienne) vocabulary as well as time telling. -To start have students go down the first column and fill in the blanks. This will make the Question asking time go a lot more smoothly -Second have a time of pronunciation review by reading through all the questions (you read they repe

Use this Brainstorming Activity to come up with your own set of 'Essential' travel vocabulary as a class. Students will have a great time dialoguing with you about what words, questions, and phrases they think they will need when travelling. You can also nudge them in the right direction though with a list that has been provided for you (English AND French provided). You can use the blank sheet, English only sheet (for game), or English-->French sheet...whatever you need! I have travelled

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

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

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

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.