Less than $5 9th Grade French Activities

Your students will enjoy practicing French semester 1 topics in this French snowman game!  As they complete the tasks, they will gather the objects needed to build a snowman.  The game is self-grading and students will need to get all of the answers correct in order to move on.

There are 5 different challenges.  The tasks will have students using different skills to practice the topics and vocabulary commonly taught in a first semester French course. Each task will help the student gather an item to build a snowman.

**Task 1: **Listen to the audio and select the correct image of school supplies.

**Task 2: **Read the information about the people and their favorite activities and match the images

Task 3: Match the digits to the numbers

Task 4: Play "memory" to match the French sentences with the image of the clockk face

**Task 5: **Place the verbs in the correct position to complete the paragraph - avoir, être and ER verbs.

At the end of the game, the students will have 5 different objects.  They will use the objects to build a snowman.  After they complete the snowman, they will see a screen of a cup of hot chocolate and a congratulations note. As the game does not track student data, you will want them to take a screenshot as proof of completion.

This no-prep activity focuses on 15 Parisian Landmarks, making it an excellent tool for cultural enrichment. This print-and-go activity is engaging, educational, and perfect for students of all ages to learn about history and geography in a fun, interactive way.

Resource includes:

• Wordsearch with 15 Paris landmarks
• Optional Fun Fact Sheet (Students research 1 fact about each landmark)
• Wordsearch Answer Key

Wordsearches are excellent to use as bell ringers, for early finishers, homework assignments, or for when you just need a minute to catch up!

Want more landmarks in greater depth? Check out the Discovering Paris Landmark Virtual Fieldtrip for a dynamic student-led project that spans the city and covers a total of 24 landmarks!

Love wordsearches? Check out more French Wordsearches for dozens of other wordsearch options.

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Days of The Week Word Search Puzzle Worksheet in The French language

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Learn time in French through drawing, writing, and choosing the correct answer through these worksheets

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"I have, Who has?" is a fun and engaging whole-class game for your French class to practice vocabulary. The vocabulary used on the cards is French numbers from zero to thirty nine, not in numerical order. This game includes a pdf file with 40 cards as well as directions, an answer key, and a student answer sheet. My students love playing this game, especially when I time them. They love trying to beat their times.

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This game of "Four Corners" is not new or unique; however, this one will work great for your middle schoolers who need to get up and move, and you'll find they are more apt to share without raising their hands or writing it down. This quick and easy, no prep and no printing activity will allow you to truly get to know them on a personal level very quickly.

It's HIGHLY visual so this could even fly in a Core French classroom (Grades 5 - 9); however, I use it in an immersion setting (Grades 5 and 6). It could comfortably be used in any Immersion or French first-language classroom (Grades 3 - 9). As with all of my products, it's not at all babyish and doesn't feature fonts that are frilly or hard-to-read.

For this activity, simply project and GO. I let my students know that they will have to choose their response and move to the corner of the room that suits their answer. You can either click through the slides, have a student touch your SmartBoard to move them along, or you can use a remote clicker or mouse (I do while I'm playing!) to keep the slides rolling.

This Google Slide Deck features :

• 29 pre-created, non-modifiable question slides with 4 options to choose from.
• A template for you to use if you'd like to add in your own questions at the end of the presentation.

Other ways to play:

• I've also allowed students independently to each create a slide and add it into the mix on day 2! Should you choose this option, simply copy the last slide into a Google Slide (11" x 8.5") and share a copy to each student in Google Classroom. Let the magic begin!
• You can choose to extend this activity by having your students huddled in their corners chat about their preferences, or share with the whole group. You can also (I do!!) play WITH them and get to know your students based on these small conversations in the "corners" of your classroom.

I hope you have a G R E A T back-to-school, and hope your kids love you! I sure appreciate all of you!

Don't forget to have fun and be real!

Kaitlyn.

Students can write and speak in the past tense of "aller" with this journal activity designed for the je and tu forms. Included are visuals, posters, and word strips. Perfect for homeschooling, public schools, and Christian schools, this versatile set of materials helps students practice and solidify their understanding of this key French verb.

What’s Included:

• Transition Word Strips: Color and black & white strips featuring transition words like "d'abord," "ensuite," "puis," "après," "finalement," and "avant" to help students sequence their sentences and narrate their experiences. These are great for interactive notebooks and word walls!
• 8.5x11 Poster: A visually appealing poster with transition words, ideal for classroom display or individual reference.
• Picture Cards: Images depicting various locations such as "marché," "bibliothèque," "magasin," "match," "école," "église," "café," "restaurant," "zoo," "chez mon ami," "chez mon amie," "piscine," and "salle de sport." These pictures assist students in creating sentences about where they went.
• Chat Mats: Color and black & white mats with the question "Où est-ce que tu es allé(e)?" and example responses like "Je suis allé(e) au magasin." These mats are perfect for interactive practice and can be used for partner or independent work.
• Journal Pages: Various formats, including pages suited for plastic covers and dry erase markers (for reusable practice) and pages with space for two days of journaling. Includes prompts for writing about today’s date, past visits, and future plans.

Benefits:

• Versatile Use: Ideal for both group and individual work, this resource is excellent for quietly beginning or ending a class, as well as for independent practice.
• Ease of Use: The included materials make it simple for students to work independently, fostering confidence and fluency in the past tense of "aller."
• Convenient Formats: Options for different journal pages and chat mats accommodate various classroom setups and student needs.

Equip your students with the tools they need to master the past tense of "aller" with this all-in-one resource. Perfect for reinforcing classroom learning or providing extra practice, this set supports students in confidently describing their past activities and experiences. Follow-up with a conversation about where everyone went the day before and where you are going today!

Engage and challenge your students when reviewing the French passé composé with être and avoir as helping verbs with this set of 20 challenge review cards. Have a look at the preview to see exactly how you can use these grammar challenge cards in your French classroom.

Topics covered:

⇨ Être as a helping verb

⇨ Avoir as a helping verb

⇨ Regular verbs

⇨ Irregular verbs

⇨ Reflexive verbs

⇨ Reflexive verbs + body parts = no agreement

This set of challenge cards is included in the following bundles:

• Passé Composé - Être OU Avoir
• Passé Composé Mega Bundle - Être ET Avoir
• French 3 Curriculum Bundle

Included:

• 20 challenge cards
• Answer key

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Enhance your French language teaching with this comprehensive collection of 100 conversation starters! Perfect for beginners and intermediate learners, these prompts will help spark engaging discussions, improve speaking skills, and boost confidence in conversational French.

What's Included:

• 100 Conversation Starters: A mix of beginner to intermediate prompts, covering various topics such as hobbies, food, travel, and personal experiences.

FRENCH Scoot La conjugaison des verbes en –ER au présent Activity is perfect for beginner-level French learners to practice la conjugaison des verbes en –ER au présent in a fun way! This resource is ideal for classwork, review tasks, early finishers activities, sub lessons, homework, or end-of-year

This non-prep resource includes a PDF version. Print these out and you're ready to go!

Print Version includes:

- Teacher Instructions

- Directions

- Printing Checklist

- 40 task cards

- Student recording sheet

- Answer keys

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• The task cards are NOT editable.

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Whether you teach Spanish, French, German, or Mandarin Chinese, this is the perfect lesson to get your students thinking about the purpose of studying foreign languages!

This product features an engaging "Language Talk" activity that will have your new students thinking, writing, speaking, and moving on the very first day of school. In this activity, they must choose between 6 different quotes about the purpose of learning languages and articulate why the quote aligns with their perspective. I use this lesson every year to set the tone for what I expect in class - it is a great way to gain insight about their current attitudes towards speaking another language while they get to know one another with a higher level thinking activity as opposed to the same-old, same-old icebreaker.

Product includes:

• Comprehensive Lesson Plan
• "Language" Sheet for students to fill out
• 6 Corresponding "Language Quote" signs to hang up around your room

Though I utilize this product on the first day of school, it really can be used all year long. I hope that it is as successful in your class as it is in mine!

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How can you make French language learning more engaging while celebrating Halloween? The "12 French Dialogues - Halloween Speaking and Reading Activity" is the perfect resource for teachers seeking to immerse their students in themed dialogues that capture the spirit of the season. This product features 12 lively dialogues that not only introduce essential vocabulary and phrases but also immerse students in culturally relevant contexts. Each dialogue is complemented by thoughtful comprehension questions and answers, allowing students to reinforce their understanding of the content while enhancing their analytical skills in a practical setting.

For educators, this resource offers a wealth of benefits. The dialogues are designed to accommodate various proficiency levels, making it easy to adapt for both beginners and more advanced students. This versatility allows teachers to differentiate instruction and foster an inclusive classroom environment. Moreover, the comprehension questions promote active engagement, encouraging students to discuss their thoughts and interpretations in French. By using this activity in their lessons, teachers can create an interactive classroom that improves language skills and helps students appreciate cultural traditions and celebrations.

Included in this resource :

1. Préparer une fête d’Halloween
2. Les traditions d’Halloween
3. Visiter une maison hantée
4. Acheter des vêtements d’automne
5. Parler des passe-temps d’automne
6. Acheter un costume d’Halloween
7. Organiser une soirée cinéma d’Halloween
8. Discuter des sports d’automne
9. Faire une liste de souhaits pour Halloween
10. Sculpter des citrouilles
11. Préparer des invitations pour une fête d’Halloween
12. Une chasse aux bonbons

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Are you looking for a French imparfait and passé composé activity that your students will enjoy?  This Sidney Crosby French reading comprehension activity focuses on the imparfait and passé composé in a biography of hockey player Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins.  The reading includes a pre-reading vocabulary activity for hockey terms used in the reading.

Sidney Crosby is one of the greatest hockey players with a career that has led to multiple medals and Stanley Cup victories.  But it hasn't been smooth sailing - he's dealt with quite a few injuries that have kept him off the ice for extended periods of time.  Learn about his career in this French reading and activity lesson.

Included in this activity:

• 2-page reading in French imparfait and passé composé
• vocabulary definition activity
• comprehension questions in French
• imparfait and passé composé explanation
• imparfait or passé composé activity with events from the reading
• answer key

Your students will enjoy practicing the use of the French past tenses while learning about this hockey superstar!

Are you ready for some Valentine's day fun? Love is in the air with this engaging French Wordsearch. Resource includes:

• A No-Prep, Print-And-Go Wordsearch with 15 French Vocabulary Words
• Optional Translation Sheet (perfect for teaching dictionary proficiency!)
• Corresponding Answer Keys

Wordsearches are excellent for bell ringers, early finishers, homework assignments, or for when you just need a minute to catch up!

Looking for a more comprehensive French Valentine Vocabulary resources? French Valentine's Day/San-Valentin Vocabulary Activities/Emergency Sub Lesson has a vocab list with 25 Valentine's vocab words and 7 engaging practice activities. Or, try my Winter Vocabulary Emergency Sub Lesson Plan for enrichment all season long!

Check out my French Vocabulary Emergency Sub Plans for lots of other themed vocabulary sets that can be used for a sub or when you just need an in-person mental health day! :)

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Days of The Week Word Search Puzzle Worksheet in The French language

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"I have, Who has?" is a fun and engaging whole-class game for your French class to practice vocabulary. The vocabulary used on the cards covers animals (please download the preview to view the terms used). This game includes 2 versions of the activity in a zipped file - one with the images in color and another with the images in black and white. Each set includes the same 32 cards as well as directions, an answer key, and a student answer sheet. My students love playing this game, especially when I time them. They love trying to beat their times.

© 2019 Rachel Bailey (La Señorita Creativa®) All Rights Reserved

The Calendar Talk - Conversation Cards and Daily Journal Writing: Vocabulary Builders is designed to help students start reading and writing immediately to discuss the day, date, and weather as well as FEELINGS! Students can also begin speaking in the same class period with some guidance. 

Product includes: 

• 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 9 terms on the conversation cards as well as the slides.

• 3 Different Journal pages total - 

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

• Two with feelings vocabulary (one in color and one black and white)

• Daily journals include calendar talk questions - Day, Date, and Weather

• The feelings journal includes pictures of feelings/facial expressions 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. (Please see my terms of use for using digital downloads.)

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: Je me sens triste.

13. Student B: Elle dit, «Je me sens triste.» or «Elle se sent triste.»

For Conversation:

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

2. Every day: Start with the journal at the beginning of each period. I usually do this for a few weeks. It will help with the conversation cards.

3. Day 2: Discuss the responses as a class.

4. Scaffold - Gradually, have students talk without the aid of the journal. I generally let students use their journals for 2 or 3 weeks, depending on the level, before having them talk without their work in front of them.

5. Slide 13 - Ask, Ask, Trade- Each student gets a card and switches cards throughout the activity to practice various types of weather.. 

6. Student A: «Comment est-ce que tu te sens?» (Or teach the formal «Comment est-ce que vous vous sentez?» (This could be on the board in front  so students can refer back to it as they learn it.)

7. Student B (who has a happy face): , “Je me sens heureux.” or “heureuse.”  Then Student B asks: “Comment est-ce que tu te sens?”

8. Student A (who has a sad card): “Je me sens triste.”

9. Students A and B exchange cards and find new partners.

10. During Ask, Ask, Trade- After students have had more practice with the cards, have them tell new partners what previous partners said. (Ex: Je me sens triste mais Sarah se sens grincheuse.)

11. Win, Lose, or Draw: Draw a conversation card from a pile. Draw it on the board and class guesses. Students or the teacher can draw.

12. Aïe! Game Instructions are included when slides are in “edit” mode.

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.

These 30 questions are just right for beginners who need to practice the FUTUR PROCHE, and they are a perfect no prep speaking activity for busy teachers. Each EST-CE QUE question uses the verb ALLER with infinitives. In order to avoid OUI and NON answers, each question also includes an interrogative word which is great practice in helping to remember what they mean and where they're placed in the sentence.

➯ This resource is included in my Ça y est, je parle français! French 1 curriculum bundle!

Since all of the questions are asked in the TU form, all of the answers will be in the first person singular. This is so that students can really focus and get used to using these verbs when talking about themselves and when talking to a friend.

Just cut out the 30 cards, punch holes in the spaces provided and attach the stack of cards with a key ring. It would be a great idea to print on card stock and laminate the cards before punching holes and attaching them. Super easy and no prep for years to come. Both black and white and color versions are included as well as a 2 page print out of the questions if you should decide to use them as a quiz or homework assignment.

Repetition is key in learning a language, and that's why I've created many different versions of these speaking cards. All of the cards ask the same basic questions, but each time in a different tense. My students really appreciate the familiarity of the cards even when learning a new tense.

Check out the other versions:

• Futur proche speaking task cards
• Futur simple speaking task cards
• Passé Composé Speaking Task Cards
• French Speaking Questions Task Cards - Present Tense
• Imperfect Tense French Speaking Task Cards
• Conditional Tense French Speaking Task Cards
• Past Conditional Tense French Speaking Task Cards
• French Subjunctive Speaking Task Cards

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This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the GIGN. The GIGN is France's answer to SWAT/special forces. They've played a role in hostage rescue, hijacking resolutions, and most recently in the Charlie Hebdo/Jewish supermarket crisis. Your students will want to learn about these amazing soldiers!  Intermediate low learners will be able to understand the reading with scaffolding and teacher support while Intermediate mid and higher will be able to read independently.

The print version includes:

• 2-page article in French about the GIGN
• 11 comprehension questions in English
• 11 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

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Looking for a quick and easy way to enrich French vocabulary this holiday? Noel Domino Vocabulary Set has you covered. Immerse your students in a captivating game of dominoes. This resource features 20 illustrated cards (color and black/white options), a blank set to include your own vocabulary and several way to incorporate into your lessons. From 'renne' to 'cadeau,' these dominoes provide an interactive and engaging way for learners to master seasonal words.

Vocabulary Includes:

1. Une cloche – A bell

2. Un bonhomme de neige – A snowman

3. Une étoile – A star

4. Le Père Noël - Santa Claus

5. Une maison en pain d'épices – A gingerbread house

6. Un cadeau – A gift

7. Un sapin de Noël – A Christmas tree

8. Un ornement – An ornament

9. Une bougie – A candle

10. Un bas de Noël – A stocking

11. Un renne – A reindeer

12. Un traîneau – A sleigh

13. Une couronne – A wreath

14. Un biscuit de Noël – A Christmas cookie

15. Un flocon de neige – A snowflake

16. Un lutin – An elf

17. Un chocolat chaud – A hot cocoa

18. Des lumières– Some Lights

19. Une bûche de Noël – A Yule log cake

Explore my comprehensive French Noël/Christmas Vocabulary Activities/Practice/Enrichment/Emergency Sub for more vocab fun! With 10 pages of engaging written practice (featuring word searches, short answers, jumbles, and more) there is something for everyone! These activities not only utilize the same core vocabulary here but also introduce 8 additional seasonal words!

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