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This two-sided chatty mat (sentence builder) is a learning aid aimed at developing speaking skills in French. It is aimed at helping learners structure their description of a picture (People, Location, Activity) in a methodical way so that they have a structure they can rely on. You can see the preview of the first page in the listing.

The resource offers a very clear structure, range of vocabulary for a range of picture scenarios, as well as a range of general conversation questions with sample answers.

A few Ideas/Suggestions on How to Use This Resource:

1. Adapt the Resource – Before introducing this resource to your students, you may wish to tweak it to better suit their needs.
2. Introduce and Expand Vocabulary – Go through the vocabulary with your students, identifying and labeling unfamiliar words in their native language. This can be done section by section or for the entire table, depending on your students and circumstances. Encourage them to add any additional relevant vocabulary!
3. Model Photo Descriptions – Demonstrate how to describe a photo, either yourself or together with students. Use PLA (People, Location, Action) and the acronym WhoWheRAC (Who, Where, Relationship, Appearance, Location) to guide their descriptions of people.
4. Encourage Regular Practice – Give students frequent opportunities to describe photos using the resource. An effective approach is to describe multiple photos in one single session, as this reinforces structured descriptions, boosts confidence and enhances motivation.
5. Incorporate Written Practice – If feasible, get students to write a photo description as homework using the resource as a guide. :)

This is a worksheet/lesson (with answers) on jobs and professions in French. The resource can be used to introduce new knowledge or reinforce prior knowledge. It features a list of jobs categorised into cognates, near-cognates and non-cognates, numbers (1-20) and the verb “to be” in the present tense. The worksheet includes 10 varied exercises targeting reading and writing skills, such as translation, fill-in-the-blank, error correction and reading comprehension with multiple-choice questions and the final reflection. It includes brief and clear explanations on how to form plurals in French, the sentence structure differences in English and French and what a cognate is. In the listing, you can see the preview of the first 2 pages.

Suitable for KS3 and KS4 students, it offers a structured yet flexible approach to learning or reinforcing vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure in a practical way.

The resource can be used for teaching, cover work or independent work as the answers are included.

Available in Word format.

This visually engaging reference aid covers essential French basics, including numbers 1-31, months, days of the week, seasons and date examples. Perfect for classroom displays, learner exercise books or independent learning, it provides a clear and structured guide to key vocabulary.

Available in PDF format.

This reference aid includes high-frequency irregular French verbs in the present tense essential for students, teachers and language learners who want to master the complexities of French irregular verbs with ease.

This handy learning aid provides clear conjugation patterns to ensure accurate and confident usage in speaking and writing. Whether you’re preparing for exams, improving fluency or teaching French, this guide is a must-have resource!

Available in PDF format.

This resource contains 8" X 11" prints of ALL the flags of countries where FRENCH is the official or co-official language and countries where French is widely spoken. Great for wall décor and bulletin boards!

Each page comes with the name of the country and a picture of the flag. There is both an English version and French version included in this resource.

How does this make your life easier?

• Print and go! With no prep, this is an easy and beautiful bulletin board
• Perfect for the French classroom

Flags in this resource: (French is the only official language) - Benin, Burkina Faso,

Democratic Republic of the Congo, France, Gabon, Guinea, Haiti, Ivory Coast, Mali, Monaco, Niger, Republic of the Congo, Senegal, Togo. (French as a co-official language) -

Belgium, Burundi, Cameroon, Canada, Chad, Central African Republic, Comoros, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Rwanda, Seychelles, Switzerland, Vanuatu. (Where French is widely spoken) - Algeria, Andorra, Cambodia, Dominican Republic, Laos, Morocco, Mauritania, Saint Lucia, Tunisia, Vietnam

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This PowerPoint hits all the high points of French grammar taught in most French I classes. Great for review at the end of French I or as a refresher at the start of French II. Select individual, editable slides for Middle School French.

Topics include:

•Articles

•Pronouns

•Regular -ER/-IR/-RE Verbs in the Present Tense

•Irregular Verbs in the Present Tense

•Avoir Expressions

•Ne…pas

•Questions

•Possessives

•Possessive Adjectives

•Prepositions

•Imperatives

•Partitive articles

•Stress Pronouns

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French Halloween can be a fun theme to teach to beginner-level French learners! This resource contains 30 different French Halloween vocabulary words which may be used as a word wall to decorate your classroom or as flashcards to play fun activities such as charades or memory games! It is also available in digital format which is great for flipped classrooms or distance learning.

This set includes these 30 words:

1. un hibou

2. un chapeau de sorcière

3. un balai

4. un chat noir

5. un chaudron

6. un bonbon

7. un sac de bonbons

8. un fantôme

9. une araignée

10. un œil

11. un cercueil

12. une potion magique

13. une toile d'araignée

14. une chauve-souris

15. un épouvantail

16. un crâne

17. la lune

18. un vampire

19. un déguisement

20. une maison hantée

21. une momie

22. un squelette

23. un zombie

24. une citrouille

25. une sorcière

26. un ver de terre

27. un monstre

28. une boule de cristal

29. une sucette

30. les bottes de sorcière

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FRENCH Christmas/Noël Vocabulary 34 Flash Cards & Word Wall may be used as a word wall to decorate your classroom or as flashcards to play fun activities such as charades or memory games!

You may check the preview to take a look at the samples.

This set includes these 34 words:

1. un sac à cadeau

2. un oiseau

3. un noeud

4. une boule

5. un lapin

6. une bougie

7. un anorak

8. un chat

9. un calendrier

10. un chocolat chaud

11. une enveloppe

12. des cache-oreilles

13. un cadeau

14. un bonnet

15. des patins à glace

16. des mitaines

17. un houx

18. un igloo

19. un renne

20. un manchot

21. un pull

22. des jouets

23. des skis

24. un traîneau

25. la neige

26. des sapins de noël

27. un bonhomme de neige

28. un panneau

29. une pomme de pin

30. une pelle

31. un père noël

32. une chaussette

33. une étiquette

34. une boule de neige

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Inside you will find 20 sets of French basic greetings. The resource includes a PDF version. You may use them as posters to decorate your classroom or just print them out 6 to a page as flashcards!

You may check the preview to take a look at the samples.

Vocabulary List:

1. Bonjour

2. Salut

3. Ça va?

4. Je vais bien

5. Je vais mal

6. Comme ci comme ça

7. Comment tu t’appelles?

8. Je m’appelle

9. Merci beaucoup

10. De rien

11. Je vous en prie

12. S’il vous/te plaît

13. Monsieur (M.)

14. Madame (Mme)

15. Mademoiselle (Melle)

16. Excusez-moi

17. À demain

18. À bientôt

19. Au revoir

20. Bonne journée

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Encourage your students' reading with a free, customizable Reading Tracker! Great for interactive notebooks (print at 80%) or binders. This engaging resource features a charming bookshelf illustration with blank book spines, designed to help students visually track their reading progress.

Features:

• Interactive Design: The bookshelf is adorned with blank book spines that students can personalize by writing in the titles of the books they've read and/or coloring in each spine as they complete a book.
• Goal-Oriented: The ultimate objective is to fill up the entire bookshelf, making reading a fun and visually rewarding experience.
• Multilingual Pages: Available in French, English, and Spanish to cater to diverse classrooms and ensure every student can participate.
• Perfect for the 2024-2025 School Year: This resource is thoughtfully labeled for the current academic year, helping students set and achieve their reading goals.

Ideal for individual use or classroom activities, this Reading Tracker not only motivates students to read more but also provides a tangible way to celebrate their literary achievements. Download it today and watch your students' love for reading grow!

Qu'est-ce que tu as fait hier? Les Journaux Quotidiens (Vocabulary Builder) is designed to help students start reading and writing immediately to discuss the past tense and what they did yesterday. Students can also begin speaking in the same class period with some guidance. 

Product includes: 

• 1 slide - Title Slide
• 1 slide - Product description with I CAN statements
• 1 slide - Terms of Use
• 1 slide - How to use this product and ideas
• 2 slides - Vocabulary Presentation (one color to present and one black and white to print) with I Can Statements
• 2 slides - Day 1 Journals with images for teacher to model (one color to present and one black and white to print)
• 2 slides- for daily journal use (six days of journals/bell ringers)

1. Comment tu t'appelles?
2. Quelle est la date?
3. Quel jour est-il?
4. Qu'est-ce que tu as fait hier?

• 10 slides total

• Vocabulary - 9 sentences using the past tense (passé composé with je) and question "Qu'est-ce que tu as fait hier?"

• A set of vibrant and thought-provoking conversation cards featuring a wide range of vocabulary words.

• Each card contains a vocabulary word and picture as a visual aid.

• There are 8 weather terms on the conversation cards as well as the slides.

• 3 Journal pages total - 

• One with information about how to write and discuss days and dates. A good journal to start with for the first few days.

• Two with day, date, and weather (one in color and one black and white)

• The weather journal includes pictures of weather along with a related prompt or question to encourage writing, discussion and critical thinking.

• Lists of possible ways to use the vocabulary and activities to be used today

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Vocabulary Coverage: Explore a diverse array of vocabulary words across various themes and subjects.
• Differentiated Learning: Suitable for learners of different proficiency levels, with options for scaffolded or extension activities.
• Printable and Digital Formats: Accessible in Google Slides. Google slides can be downloaded as images to be used as digital worksheets or downloaded as a PDF. 

How to Use:

(See embedded video in slide as well.)

Bell Ringers - Daily Journals for French class.

1. Day 1:  Show them the presentation and model for them.

2. Day 2: 

3. Print, copy, and have them ready for students as they walk in.

4. Saving on paper? Copy machine never works? Download the slide as a png and have students write on them on a touchscreen device or their own papers. My students use the app Chrome Canvas on their Chromebooks. I loan styluses to students during class. They aren’t too expensive. Some students just write with their fingers.

5. Day 2: Discuss the responses as a class. If you need to repeat Day 1 for the talking part for a few days, that’s okay. They will get it.

6. Days 3-5: Continue discussing responses after the journal each day. This will help them with writing and speaking.

7. Days 6 and on (or when you know they are ready): When used consistently, students will be able to speak with the phrases very quickly. Have them sit in groups and discuss their journals as you walk around the room. I often keep track of points on Class Dojo and give them a goal to shoot for.

8. Scaffold so that students will be able to talk without the journal eventually.

9. Use the words and phrases that they have learned in other activities.

10. Add the questions and answers to write stories as a class or individually. I tell students to include the day, date, weather, etc in all of their stories.

11. Ask students what another student said work on other perspectives, i.e. I, you, he, she, etc. 

12. Student A: C’est mercredi.

13. Student B: Elle dit, «C’est mercredi.»

Benefits for Students:

• Enhances vocabulary acquisition and retention through active engagement.
• Encourages critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills.
• Fosters creativity and self-expression through daily writing practice.

Why Choose This Resource?

• Developed by an experienced French teacher with 
• It fosters student engagement.
• Aligns with Common Core State Standards and supports language development goals.
• Provides a versatile and adaptable solution for diverse classroom settings and instructional approaches.

If you like this product or need to review weather, please see my calendar talk resource.

French Lesson 1 - Greetings, Numbers, Boy, Girl, Basic Descriptions is a great first day of French I presentation. The slideshow includes new vocabulary as well as a video students can watch independently to learn some new words and phrases. The video is 3:41 minutes and a simple reading of the slideshow. Homeschoolers who do not have a French speaking teacher can also make use of this.

This is the perfect plan for substitutes. No prep at all for the presentation is required. Included activities require VERY LITTLE prep (print, cut, a little glue).

I CAN statements -

I can talk and ask about:

• Greetings
• Numbers
• Boy
• Girl
• Description

Vocabulary include:

• Bonjour!
• Ça va?
• Ça va bien.
• Ça va mal.
• Il y a
• Un garçon
• Une fille
• Il est américain
• Elle est américaine
• Nombres 1-10

Product Description:

Elevate language learning in your classroom with this comprehensive resource designed to foster speaking and comprehension skills in a fun and interactive way! Perfect for students or language learners of all ages who are beginning their French journey. This resource focuses on essential vocabulary including greetings, numbers, gender, and descriptions.

What's Included:

1. Google Slides Presentation:

• Engaging and visually appealing presentation covering greetings, numbers, gender identification, and descriptions.
• Interactive slides with clear visuals and audio cues to facilitate comprehension and retention.
• Perfect for whole-class instruction, small group activities, or individual practice.
• 21 Slides of information, 1 slide with embedded video, 2 information/credits/terms of use/title slides = 24 slides

2. 3 Vocabulary Activities - a crossword puzzle, a word search, and a dice activity.

Embedded Video of the Presentation:

• A dynamic video of the Google Slides presentation, allowing for easy access and playback for remote or asynchronous learning.
• Enhances engagement and accessibility for students, providing multiple modalities for language acquisition.

Sample Sentences:

• A collection of sample sentences incorporating the vocabulary and concepts covered in the presentation.
• Ideal for practicing speaking and listening skills, as well as reinforcing grammar and syntax.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Vocabulary Coverage: Explore essential vocabulary for everyday communication, including greetings, numbers, gender, and descriptions.
• Multimodal Learning: Utilize both visual and auditory stimuli to cater to diverse learning styles and maximize comprehension.
• Interactive Engagement: Encourage active participation and conversation with interactive elements and sample prompts.
• Flexible Use: Suitable for in-person, hybrid, or remote learning environments, adaptable to various instructional settings and schedules.

How to Use:

1. Whole-Class Instruction: Present the Google Slides presentation to introduce and practice vocabulary as a class.
2. Small Group Activities: Use breakout groups to facilitate conversation and practice using the vocabulary in context.
3. Independent Practice: Assign students to review the embedded video and practice sample sentences for reinforcement and self-assessment. There is NO PREP necessary. Great for classes who have a substitute teacher, short-term or long-term. The crossword and word search can be done independently after the video.

Benefits for Students:

• Develops speaking and listening skills through the use of simple sentences.
• Reinforces vocabulary acquisition and retention with interactive learning activities.
• Promotes cultural awareness and understanding through exposure to language and customs.
• Opportunity to practicing speaking French after the very first lesson!

Who?

*Any new learner, especially if they do not have a French-speaking teacher

*Homeschool

*Teachers who are maternity or long-term leave that do not have a French-speaking substitute

*CI classrooms

*Substitutes

*Teachers who need lessons that are no prep

Why Choose This Resource?

• Created by an experienced language educator with a focus on pedagogical effectiveness and student engagement.
• Integrates technology seamlessly into language instruction, enhancing accessibility and interactivity.
• Provides a comprehensive and adaptable solution for teaching essential language skills in a dynamic and engaging way.
• Great for those that cannot speak French - the embedded FREE VIDEO teaches the lesson to the students.

Empower your students to confidently communicate in a new language with this interactive resource! Whether in the classroom or online, foster meaningful language learning experiences that inspire proficiency and fluency.

The Calendar Talk - Bell Ringer, Daily Journal Writing is designed to help students start reading and writing immediately to discuss the day, date,  and weather. Students can also begin speaking in the same class period with some guidance. 

Product includes: 

• Black and White presentation page with weather, pictures and I can statements.
• Journal page to help students write their name, the day, and the date.
• Journal page to help students write day, date, and weather.
• Journal pages include vocabulary lists. Once students know how to fill it out, they can work independently early on.
• 8 weather terms on the presentation page
• Lists of possible ways to use the vocabulary and activities to be used today

Key Features:

• Introduction to weather vocabulary
• Differentiated Learning: Suitable for learners of different proficiency levels, with options for scaffolded or extension activities.
• Printable and Digital Formats: Accessible in Google Slides. Google slides can be downloaded as images to be used as digital worksheets or downloaded as a PDF. 

How to Use:

Bell Ringers - Daily Journals for French class.

1. Day 1:  Show them the presentation and model for them.

2. Day 2: 

3. Print, copy, and have them ready for students as they walk in.

4. Saving on paper? Copy machine never works? Download the slide as a png and have students write on them on a touchscreen device or their own papers. My students use the app Chrome Canvas on their Chromebooks. I loan styluses to students during class. They aren’t too expensive. Some students just write with their fingers.

5. Day 2:

6. The Calendar Talk - Daily Journal Writing is designed to help students start reading and writing immediately to discuss the day, date,  and weather. Students can also begin speaking in the same class period with some guidance. Depending in the class, in the first few days, students write independently but you answer the questions out loud so they can hear pronunciation until they feel more confident to read their answers.

7. Days 3-5: Continue discussing responses after the journal each day. This will help them with writing and speaking.

8. Days 6 and on (or when you know they are ready): When used consistently, students will be able to speak with the phrases very quickly. Have them sit in groups and discuss their journals as you walk around the room. I often keep track of points on Class Dojo and give them a goal to shoot for.

9. Scaffold so that students will be able to talk without the journal eventually. You will be surprised at how quickly they are able to use the words and phrases on their own.

10. Use the words and phrases that they have learned in other activities.

11. Add the questions and answers to write stories as a class or individually. I tell students to include the day, date, weather, etc in all of their stories.

12. Ask students what another student said work on other perspectives, i.e. I, you, he, she, etc. 

13. Student A: C’est mercredi.

14. Student B: Elle dit, «C’est mercredi.»

Benefits for Students:

• Enhances vocabulary acquisition and retention through active engagement.
• Encourages critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills.
• Fosters creativity and self-expression through daily writing practice.

Why Choose This Resource?

• Developed by an experienced French teacher with 
• It fosters student engagement.
• Aligns with Common Core State Standards and supports language development goals.
• Provides a versatile and adaptable solution for diverse classroom settings and instructional approaches.

If you like this product, check out a more complete version with black and white and color - Calendar Talk Mon Journal Quotidien with Conversation Cards

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Krista Wallden Creative Clips

Are you a CI teacher that struggles with whether to teach tu and vous first? I like to pick one and stick with it for a time to avoid confusion. In the past, I have used the tu form because the end sounds are the same for je, il/elle/on forms. This kept everything simple and kept target structures limited. However, vous is a very important pronoun in French. I don't want to think about sending kids to France and being in the habit of using tu. While some francophones would be sympathetic, some might be offended.

So, I have discovered a way to teach both simultaneously with a clear visual cue. A CRAFTIVITY, if you will. All you need in the classroom are

1. copies of the crown (this resource)
2. royalty tax (this resource)
3. scissors,
4. glue/tape/staples,
5. maybe some markers or colored pencils.

How does it work?

• On day one, or early in the year, give students their crown. It's great for early in the year when there isn't much vocabulary accumulated to work with. Tell them to decorate their crown however they want. They can make it personal.
• After this, they cut them out and glue/tape/staple the bands on the ends of the crown only. They should not connect the strips to make the band. I recommend keeping them flat for easy storage until they are Royalty for the Day.
• Have students cut out their own royalty coins for royalty tax. You can decide on the number. I start with one per citizen. Royalty does not need a coin. Also, some of the coins are square because they are so much easier to cut out!!
• When it's their day to be royal, pull out their crown, have them connect the band so they can wear it on their head. During class, students must refer to royalty with the vous form and the rest of the class refers to each other in the tu form. Let them pick what day they want. Some will pick their birthdays while other families do not celebrate birthdays.
• The sentence Vous êtes royal(e)! is on the crown as a reminder.
• Remember that some students may need help understanding that using a formal form is very important to another culture!

What if someone forgets to use the vous form with royalty? They have to pay a royalty tax! This is included in the resource. The student who has still kept their royalty coin(s) because they remembered to use the vous form can get a prize or just bragging rights! You can even have the class interview the student about things they like, dislike, etc. so everyone can learn about their king, queen, or whatever royal title they prefer.

Accommodation: Some students don't like being the center of attention for the entire class. In this case, you can group students together. Three in a group is a good number but use whatever works for you. Each group has one royal student. The others in the group have to use the vous form with that student and the royal student uses the tu form with everyone else (except maybe the teacher).You can even rotate groups so several students get the chance to talk to each royal member. Of course, the member of royalty stays on their "throne" while others come to see them.

You can use this for whatever level you choose. While I like the idea of starting with level one, you could wait. Furthermore, you can use this activity every year you teach, no matter the level. Even though students may be comfortable with tu and vous before level one is over, letting someone have a special day is good. They will have the opportunity to practice both pronouns and their conjugations with new verbs and new tenses or moods.

Students will feel special and you will see them grow in their language and confidence. So little for us to invest with such a great return on investment!

Connect 4 games are a fun, quick, and easy way to have your beginner students review and practice telling time in French. This bundle is 20% off and includes games using 12 and 24 hour clocks. These activities require no prep and no grading. Just print and go.

In order to win, students connect four boxes by filling them in saying the time correctly in French using the hours listed on the left and the minutes listed at the bottom of the game board.

Students take turns filling in boxes until four are connected. At this point, they can check their work using the answer keys provided. If any of the times are stated incorrectly in French, the game continues.

Included:

• Two game boards
• How to play
• Answer keys - One includes vocabulary for telling time with a 12 hour clock such as: et quart, moins le quart, et demie, moins vingt, etc.

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L'heure - Telling Time in French - 12 & 24 Hour - J'ai . . . Qui a Games - BUNDLE

J'ai . . . Qui a games are a fun, quick, and easy way to have your beginner students review and practice telling time in French. This bundle is 20% off and includes games using 12 and 24 hour clocks.

Each activity includes 21 cards. Depending on class size you can give each student more than one card or have them play in smaller groups. I recommend printing out and laminating these cards if possible so that you can use them over and over again.

The 12 hour clock set includes plenty of opportunities to use the following vocabulary: et demie, et quart, moins le quart, midi, minuit, moins vingt, etc. See the list of times used for the 12 hour and 24 hour clock games below or check out the previews to have a sneak peak at all of the cards.

How it works: Once each student has a card (or cards), the one who has the card that says Je commence le jeu begins the activity. He says, for example, Je commence le jeu. Qui a 3h30? The person who has the card with J'ai 3h30 on it says, J'ai 3h30. Qui a 7h15? And so the game goes on until the last card is called and that student's card will say, J'ai _____. Le jeu est terminé!

Another idea is to prepare two sets of cards, divide your class into two groups and let each group have a go to see which team can get through the entire deck of cards the fastest. It's a very engaging and fun activity!

Included:

• 21 black and white cards - 4 per page - 12 hour clock
• 21 black and white cards - 4 per page - 24 hour clock

Times used for the 12 hour clock:

• 3h30
• 7h15
• 12h00 - midi
• 9h17
• 6h20
• 4h00
• 8h25
• 2h15
• 5h35
• 10h10
• 3h08
• 5h30
• 2h45
• 11h53
• 6h10
• 8h22
• 12h00 - minuit
• 7h45
• 1h40
• 4h55

Times used for the 24 hour clock:

• 13h30
• 17h15
• 12h00
• 19h17
• 16h20
• 14h00
• 18h25
• 12h15
• 15h35
• 20h10
• 19h08
• 20h30
• 21h45
• 23h53
• 16h10
• 18h22
• 0h00
• 17h45
• 21h40
• 14h55

French J'ai . . . Qui a Games - GROWING BUNDLE

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French Restaurant Puzzle Activity

Students of all ages will enjoy putting this French restaurant vocabulary puzzle together. Divide your students into small groups and give each group a photocopy of the puzzle.

Have them cut out the squares, mix them up, and put them back together again matching the French words to the English ones. Alternatively you can spend a little time cutting the pieces out and laminating them yourself, and you'll have this puzzle ready to go for years to come!

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➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 and 4 curriculum

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French Verb Conjugation Practice Charts - Any Tense

This set of blank conjugation practice charts can be used with regular or irregular French verbs in any tense, and three versions are included. Each page has plenty of space for writing and conjugating verbs.

The first page has charts for 4 French verbs and space for taking notes. The second page leaves out space for notes and includes charts for 8 verbs. The third page includes space for 20 verbs and is perfect for self testing and checking progress.

Included:

• Blank French Verb Conjugation Tables + Space for notes - 4 per page
• Blank French Verb Conjugation Tables - 8 per page
• French Verb Conjugation Practice Sheets - Space for 20 verbs

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➯ Ça y est, Je parle français! French 1 curriculum

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➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 and 4 curriculum

LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses.

COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

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French Subject Pronouns Matching Squares Puzzle Activity

Students of all ages will enjoy putting this French subject pronouns puzzle together. Divide your students into small groups and give each group a photocopy of the puzzle.

Have them cut out the squares, mix them up, and put them back together again matching the subject pronouns in French and English.

Once they've done it a few times you could have a class competition to see which group can put the puzzle together the fastest. This resource is included in my French Subject Pronouns Bundle and in my French Grammar Matching Squares Puzzle Bundle.

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➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 1 curriculum

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➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 and 4 curriculum

LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses.

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French Hotel Vocabulary Puzzle Activity

Students of all ages will enjoy putting this French hotel vocabulary puzzle together. Divide your students into small groups and give each group a photocopy of the puzzle.

Have them cut out the squares, mix them up, and put them back together again matching the French words to the English ones. Alternatively you can spend a little time cutting the pieces out and laminating them yourself, and you'll have this puzzle ready to go for years to come!

Once your students have completed the puzzle a few times, you could have a class competition to see which group can put the puzzle together the fastest.

Get 20% off your purchase of $20 or more with my Build Your Own Bundle option. No sale items or other already discounted bundles can be included.

➯ Click here to follow my store

Want to have all of your secondary French resource needs covered? Check out my other curriculum supplement bundles:

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 1 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 2 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 and 4 curriculum

LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses.

COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

⚜Sign up for my newsletter receive free gifts weekly!⚜

⚜Visit my French teacher blog⚜

⚜Test your students current level in French⚜

⚜French Teachers Café Facebook Page⚜

⚜Follow my YouTube channel with 200+ French video lessons⚜

⚜Follow me on Pinterest⚜

⚜Visit my blog⚜

Want to get TeachShare credit to use on future purchases? Go to "My Purchases" and log in. Next to purchases there is a link to provide feedback. Click this link and you will be taken to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product. When you give feedback TPT gives you credits that you can use toward future purchases.