Profette

This is a short activity I use with my college students. I put them into groups, have them research the answers using their mobile devices, and then write their answers on the board. You can have each group do all of the questions or you can assign certain questions to each group. We then correct any sentences as needed as a class.

This is a one-page document where I put my college students into groups and then have them use their tablets or computers to research the answers. I usually have each group take 3-4 sentences and then after, they write their superlative sentences on the board and the entire class proofreads.

This is a 5x5 Bingo card with questions based on prepositional contractions (au, aux, des, du, de la, etc) and the middle square is free. You may use this to give students practice asking present tense questions of their classmates and/or to reinforce contractions. You have the option to require them to get the entire Bingo card filled, or to require just one or two rows. I usually require students to complete two rows in order to win the game. I sometimes require all squares to be filled in.

This is a Family Tree template in which students can practice French family vocabulary. Presently, this has boxes for the student, his parents, grand parents and great grandparents. This can easily be modified to add aunts, uncles, cousins. I have students write their relatives names on their tree; afterwards, they work in pairs where each student explains his own family tree. Then the pair works with another pair, where they must introduce their partner's family by practicing 3rd person in F