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Quiz on conjugations of the verb Avoir with fill-ins. Second page focuses on Avoir expressions (avoir faim, avoir chaud, etc) Can be used as an in-class worksheet

Test reviewing information in Unit 4 of the textbook (but can apply to any French class). Material includes: Object vocab Position vocab (on, under, behind, etc) Avoir Avoir Expressions (avoir faim, avoir soif, etc) Plurals of articles (les, des) Adjectives (including colors, nationalities) BAGS adjectives (before the verb) Il est/Elle est/C'est Mulptiple methods are used (matching, multiple choice, essay, etc). This is a lengthy test but can be also be separated and used as homework/quizzes o

This product is a Google Slides overview of the culture of Senegal, written in easily comprehensible French (most suitable for levels 1-3). Go through slides with students or have them translate on their own. Also included: Guidelines for a Sous Verre ("Souwere") painting project with a YouTube tutorial video by Senegalese artist Anta Gaye. **Please note: sentences have been phrased to accommodate student comprehension level

Test reviewing unit 5 of Disovering French Nouveau. Material on the test includes: Places in Town vocabulary Directions Aller (Aller+infinitve) (Aller + preposition à) Venir (Venir +de) Sports, Games and Instruments (à/de) Stress Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Includes English translations, matching, fill-ins, multiple choice Can be used as a unit exam or broken up into worksheets.

Directions for a research project on a tourist attraction in Paris. Students are asked to imagine they are visiting the site and to tell the class about it. Requirements include where it's located, historical information, price for admission, etc. Included also is a list of popular sites in Paris.

Review passé composé with avoir and être with the classic story of Cindrella. I like to cut out the sentences, mix them up and have students place the story in order while guessing what the story is. File also includes the story in paragraph form for a fun reading comprehension activity. Please note: the story is written for French 2 or 3 level proficiency. For this reason, some things may be worded a bit differently for comprehension purposes. **Also included: a link to an original Kahoot game

Crossword with hints in English (example: "I can" "he wants") using the verbs pouvoir, vouloir, devoir and voir. Contains 22 fill-ins.

Test reviewing time, day and the date, and weather in French. Methods of assessment include translations, multiple choice, fill-ins, matching, etc. Great review of your first unit in French! Can also be used as a study guide.

Crossword puzzle reviewing information about El Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Great for Halloween/Day of the Dead lesson! Crossword clues are in English and includes Answer Key.

Francophone Countries Packet - great for a sub activity or individual work. For the crossword, students will need access to technology to search information on Francophone countries. Each clue given is very unique to that specific country - they should be able to find answers with a search engine. An answer key is provided for reference. Also included: a word search with some of the countries featured. Enjoy!

A crossword puzzle reviewing animal vocabulary in French. Clues are in English, and students are to fill in the blanks with the French vocabulary word (minus articles). Great product for review. Vocaulary reviewed before administering crossword: Un ours Un rat Un papillon Un requin Un chameau Un mouton Un chat Un serpent Une poule Une araignée Une vache Un écureuil Un crocodile Un cygne Un cerf Une baleine Un chien Un loup Un dauphin

Students match clues in French to Imperative commands (Ex: Tu as faim --> Mange une pizza!) The worksheet also has a section for practicing writing commands in the Tu and Vous forms, given certain verbs (Ex: Write the Tu command for "travailler") Useful as an in-class review of the Imperative, or as a homework assignment

Included in this file is a vocabulary list for body parts in French. After reviewing the new vocabulary, there are several review sheets. One on which students label "Jacques le Squelette" with body part vocabulary. The other is a crossword puzzle with clues in English. Students write the vocab word in French, without articles. (On a side note, I usually accompany this lesson with a game of "Simon Says" ("Simon dit"!) to practice pronunciation.

Crossword puzzle reviewing information about the country of Canada. Originally used for a French class, but can also be used for geography, history, etc. Clues and answers are in English. Information includes questions about Canadian cities and customs, flags and symbols, history and some terms relating to the province of Quebec. Answer Key Included.

Can be used as a quiz or just for practice. Includes matching of RE verbs to their meanings, and fill-ins with conjugations. No key included

Crossword reviewing time, date and weather. Great for review of a beginning unit! Clues are given in English, and answers are written in French. Answer Key included.

Fourteen sentences describe a room in French, where certain objects are positioned in relation to other objects. Students translate the sentences, then draw and label the room. Meant for review of object and position (on, under, on top of, etc) vocab - compatible with the book Discovering French Bleu (Unit 4 lesson 9) but can be used for anything.

Students practice clothing and colors vocabulary, along with adjective agreement. The vocabulary is taken from the Discovering French Bleu text, Unit 6, but any French class teaching general clothing vocabulary should be able to use this product.

Outline of expectations for a project where students create and introduce their own "imaginary family." Guidelines can be adjusted by the teacher, the project has students writing three sentences for each family member. Example: Voici mon père. Il s'appelle Bill. Il a 48 ans. Grading rubric included. Fun project to use for beginner French! I have used it as a physical poster that the kids make, or can be done electronically (PPT, Prezi, etc)

A series of questions and answers that are put in specific order to make a story. Cut out each phrase and give to students (as entire class or small groups) to reorder. I usually use a timer to make it a bit more competitive. Reviews question word vocabulary and forming questions in French using "est-ce que." Ex: Avec qui est-ce que Laure joue au tennis? --> Elle joue au tennis avec Bernard. Comment est-ce que Bernard joue au tennis? --> Il joue mal au tennis. Pourquoi est-ce Bernard jou