GCSE FRENCH: Noël - French Christmas SI CLAUSE Task Cards

When the holidays come around there's nothing else on everyone's mind, but it's a great time to incorporate French Christmas vocabulary into using SI CLAUSES! This is a set of 20 SI CLAUSE task cards that can be used at any level since you can have your students create 1st, 2nd or 3rd conditional SI CLAUSES.

As you see in the previews above, the infinitives to be used on each task card are in infinitive form. You can either instruct students to use a particular type of SI CLAUSE or you can just leave them to use their imagination.

The first part of the SI CLAUSE is provided to inspire creativity on the second part. French Christmas vocabulary is used in this set of task cards and images are provided in case some of the vocabulary is new.

There are 20 task cards to print out, cut and laminate for use year after year. In the upper left corner of each card there is a place to guide you in punching holes so that you can use a ring to hold the cards together.

There are also 20 answer cards provided to include in the stack. They are numbered like the task cards. Given the creative nature of these task cards a whole answer cannot be provided. However, I have written what the first part of the SI CLAUSE should be for 1st, 2nd and 3rd conditional clauses.

Included with this product:

20 French Christmas SI CLAUSE task cards in black and white (20 answer cards included)

20 French Christmas SI CLAUSE task cards in color (20 answer cards included)

Numbered student response sheet (in case you want students to write their answers)

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