Sarah Mae Dalgleish

- package includes 13 pages of unique snail names and information - names on the left are boy names, name on the right are girl names - print out and cut out each box - last page includes signs for labeling the box the students will draw the names from Each snail has a unique: - name - birthday - country of origin - attribute

Instructions and organizers to allow you to have multiple numbers quizzes. It's a great way to start off the school year to see what your students remember. It can also be reviewed again later in the year!

Here are both adjectives quizzes in a bundle. If you know you often have absent students or will need to have a few options for students in different sections, this will allow you to be prepared with two quizzes! They ask similar questions but students would not be able to tell which version they had if they were sitting beside each other.

After teaching and reviewing regular French ER, IR and RE verbs, I find it essential to consolidate student learning by summarizing everything on one page. I encourage students to hold onto this resource for future classes. It allows them to review what they've learned about regular verbs so far, to confirm their understanding and to organize their thoughts. Then it allows them to break down the similar patterns found in regular verb conjugations.

Sometimes you need two versions of a similar quiz! Here is a similar quiz to version 1. To make it more difficult, consider only giving students the masculine adjective, not the feminine one. This will show you if students can change the adjectives on their own and gives you an even more authentic writing mark. There are new questions for listening, reading and writing.

This quiz, along with the answer key, will help assess students knowledge of adjectives in French. There is a section for listening, reading and writing in order to get a full understanding of your students knowledge.

This quiz has listening, reading and writing activities to check students French number comprehension.

Need a way to engage students while they are watching presentations? Use these little presentation tickets to encourage students to listen and give constructive feedback to each other! Suggestions - print them on different colours depending on who is presenting to make them more individualized!

Have students introduce themselves to each other at the beginning of the school year in French, use this rubric to help you assess them! Rubrics are annoying to make, have this one for free!

Here is an easy rubric when in a pinch to assess a student's speaking skills in French. Based on Ontario curriculum standards but can be altered according to your needs. It's simple enough for students in middle school to digest, but also appropriate for high school.

French template for students to share what they are remembering or thinking about mindfully on remembrance day. Can be used for young children, beginners in French immersion or as a basis for discussion in higher grades.

Here are presentation slides that go along with the snail adoption name tickets. If you want to make your own name tickets, feel free, it took me a while though! All images in the slides are from creative commons, but to be safe, this resource is free! Also includes a link to the YouTube video for making origami snails!

Use this powerpoint to get through the first day of French class with a review of ER verbs and some conversation starters!

Entrance/exit cards are a great way to get student "minds-on" or to consolidate a lesson! This activity is a great way to start or finish a lesson at the beginning of your school year. It allows you to quickly determine who has studied french before and if there are any holes in student knowledge.  More entrance and exit cards are available on my account.