ViveJavert

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

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

Vocabulary sheet with members of the (extended) family. Students write the English term.

Crossword includes clues in English (Ex: She listens), that students must translate to French. Verbs are only in the present tense, and include: -Regular ER, IR and RE verbs -Avoir, Être, Aller, Faire -Vouloir, Pouvoir, Devoir, Voir, Boire -Lire, Dire, Écrire, Conduire Great for review!

This is a simple worksheet that I used after showing the movie "Frozen" (in French!). It is not required that students view the film since they all know the characters fairly well. Students are asked to describe each character in 3-4 sentences using physical description and personality traits (we referred to Unit 4 of "Discovering French" Bleu). For younger students, the pictures work well for coloring as well.

Halloween vocabulary in French. After I review the words, I have the kids draw a haunted house, labeling each of the terms in their drawing. Enjoy!

Partner-finding activity with a list of French-speaking cities/countries. At the beginning of the school year, students travel around class and find partners for each city/country (make sure both partners write names in the same spot, and that there are no repeats of names). When doing a partner activity for the rest of the year, teacher can say "Get with your Montreal partner!" and not have to worry about pairing up students themselves. Hopefully a time saver!

Worksheet for students to fill in definitions for words associated with the Day of the Dead (ex: Calacas, sugar skulls, pan de muerto)

Students describe their ideal pet (or ideal car) using descriptive adjectives. There is a space to write 5-7 sentences, then a box for a drawing. Fun to share as a class! Compatible with Unit 4 Bleu