Ready-to-use deck with 21 slides for a comprehensive lesson on French Irregular Verbs - Être and Avoir. This master lesson on the two fundamental French verbs, covers in detail the contexts of use of être and avoir, conjugation tables, fixed expressions using these verbs and common pitfalls that trip up English speakers. This a complete lesson to introduce new learners to Être and Avoir or to serve as a revision/refresher resource for more advanced learners. What is covered: Contexts of use of Être (identity, description, telling time and location) and Avoir (ownership, age, physical sensations) Conjugation tables (including a note on the j’ai elision) Appropriate example sentences for all the contexts, color-coded for visual ease Individual slides for each example context Fixed expressions that use these two verbs (être en retard, avoir faim, il y a, etc.) Common pitfalls for English speakers (Il fait beau NOT il est beau, etc.) A note on liaisons in pronunciation This lesson is detailed, completely classroom-ready, and saves hours of prep time. File Type: PDF. Grades and Levels: Beginners, Intermediate learners, IGCSE, IB, MYP, KS3, KS4, Core French, French Immersion, FSL, Adult French language learners, Home schoolers, Self-taught language learners. Core Concepts: Etre and Avoir, French Irregular Verbs, Auxiliary Verbs, Present Tense Conjugations. Language: French with detailed English explanations. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Ready-to-print worksheet on French Adjectives, Les Adjectifs. This worksheet has 2 exercises of 10 questions each, with a total of 20 questions. It covers questions on matching the adjective to the gender and number of the noun, covering the range of masculine, feminine and plural nouns, and the placement rules for adjectives; before or after the noun. The exercises are designed to scaffold the grammar related to French Adjectives. The worksheet is suitable for a classroom activity, assessment, revision session or test prepation. The answer key is included as a teacher resource in the file. File Type: Pdf Grades and Levels: Beginners, Middle School, High School, French immersion, FSL, Language Acquisition, Adult language learners, Home schoolers, Self-taught language learners, IGCSE, iB, MYP, KS3, KS4. Language: French. The answer key has explanations in English. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Ready-to-print worksheet on French Articles. This worksheet has two exercises with a total of 25 questions for a quick classroom activity, assessment, revision session or test preparation. The questions cover the full range of definite, indefinite and partitive articles, and test gender agreement, plural recognition and vowel mutation with a variety of nouns. The ANSWER KEY is included as a teacher resource in the file. File Type: PDF Grades and Levels: Beginners, Intermediate learners, Core French, French immersion, FSL, Adult French language learners, Home schoolers, Self-taught language learners, IGCSE, IB, MYP, KS3, KS4. Core Concepts: French Articles, Les Articles, French grammar. Language: French with English explanations. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Ready-to-use slide deck for a grammar lesson on French definite, indefinite and partitive articles. The lesson covers the three kinds of French articles and the contexts of use for each type, with examples. It explains how the gender of the noun determines the article chosen and also gives a list of some common nouns with their gender for practice. Includes an interactive class activity slide at the end. File Type: Pdf Grades and Levels: Beginners, Middle School, High School, French immersion, FSL, Adult French language learners, Homeschoolers, Self-taught language learners, IGCSE, IB, MYP, KS3, KS4 Language: French vocabulary with clear, accessible English explanations. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Ready-to-print worksheet on French Reflexive Pronouns – Les Pronoms Réfléchis and Pronominal Verbs. This worksheet contains 2 exercises, with a total of 20 questions, for a quick classroom activity, revision session or test preparation. The questions cover the full range of reflexive pronouns and test learners ability to choose the correct reflexive pronoun for the subject and combine them with pronominal verbs. It also covers forming the negation using reflexive pronouns, which is a common pitfall for new learners. This worksheet may be used as a handout, homework, sub plan, or an assessment resources to support the lesson on French Reflexive Pronouns. The ANSWER KEY is INCLUDED as a teacher resource within the file. File Type: PDF Grades and Levels: Beginners, Intermediate learners, Core French, French immersion, FSL, Adult French language learners, Home schoolers, Self-taught language learners. IGCSE, IB, MYP, KS3, KS4 Core Concepts: Les pronoms réfléchis, French reflexive pronouns, French pronominal verbs, French pronouns, French grammar. Language: French with English explanations. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Ready-to-print worksheet / exercises on French Personal / Subject Pronouns - Les Pronoms Personnels (je, tu, il, elle, on, nous, vous, ils, elles). This worksheet has 2 exercises with a total of 15 questions for a quick classroom activity to support the lesson on French Subject Pronouns. It may also be used as a revision resource or for test prep. The questions cover the full range of French Subject Pronouns, and test the ability to choose between masculine and feminine genders as well as the formality of context (tu vs. vous). The ANSWER KEY is included as a teacher resource within the file. File Type: PDF Grades and Levels: Beginners, French Immersion, French Second Language, Homeschoolers, Self-taught language learners, IGCSE, IB, MYP, KS3, KS4 Language: French with English instructions. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Ready-to-use deck with 16 slides for a complete lesson on French Reflexive Pronouns (Les Pronoms Réfléchis) and Pronominal Verbs. What this lesson covers: • French Reflexive Pronouns and their function • Their placement in a sentence • Pronominal verbs, their conjugation in present tense, and how they function • Lists of the most common pronominal verbs that are used to describe daily routines, movements and activity, and states of mind. • Forming the negation with reflexive verbs • An end-of-lesson assignment This classroom-ready deck of slides is comprehensive, visually clean and saves hours of preparation time. It is suitable for introducing French Reflexive Pronouns in an easy-to-follow manner to your class. The grammar is supported by real-life example sentences, and all the statements are color-coded to make for easy understanding of the different components of the sentence. The lesson also addresses common possible pitfalls like the contraction (j’, t’, s’), adjective agreement errors, and literal English translations. File Type: PDF slides Grades and Levels: Beginners, Intermediate learners, Core French, French immersion, FSL, Adult French language learners, Home schoolers, Self-taught language learners, GCSE, IB, MYP, KS3, KS4. Core Concepts: Les pronoms réfléchis, French reflexive pronouns, French pronominal verbs, French pronouns, French grammar. Language: French with English explanations. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Ready-to-use lesson with 14 slides on French Adjectives. This is a comprehensive, easy to follow, classroom-ready visually clean deck of slides. This lesson covers a large range of French adjectives with their English translations on: • Physical Descriptions: Appearance, height, hair, eyes • Traits: Character, personality • Emotions: Feelings, sentiments • Sensations: Temperature, taste, touch • Value statements: Good, bad It discusses the placement of adjectives in relation to the noun and the masculine, feminine and plural forms of the adjectives. There is a short descriptive activity at the end. File Type: Pdf Grades and Levels: Beginners, Middle School, High School, French immersion, FSL, Adult French language learners, GCSE, MYP, IB, KS3, KS4 Language: French vocabulary with clear, accessible English explanations. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Ready-to-use 16-slide deck for a complete lesson on introduction to French personal pronouns – Les pronoms personnels. This no-prep, visually clean, comprehensive lesson on Les pronoms personnels covers the nature and use of French personal pronouns, with specific real world examples for each of the pronouns. It breaks down the grammar into simple, easy to follow steps, making it suitable for introducing pronouns to beginners or for providing a review session for intermediate learners. What is covered: • Clear explanations of the nature and function of French personal subject pronouns. • The nuances of Tu vs. Vous and On vs. Nous. • A breakdown of how inanimate objects use masculine and feminine pronouns (Il/Elle/Ils/Elles) in French • Clear explanation on how masculine plural (Ils) is used for mixed groups. • One dedicated slide for each subject pronoun with natural, everyday example sentences, making it easy to follow. • A dedicated slide on subject-verb Inversion for forming questions. • A dedicated slide on Liaison (the “Z” sound) File Type: PDF slides Grades and Levels: Beginners, Intermediate, Self-taught adult learner, GCSE, IB, MYP, KS3, KS4 Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Ready-to-use French lesson slides on Greetings, Introductions and Useful Phrases for French immersion. This detailed, easy to follow, visually clean deck of slides is classroom-ready and well suited to introduce beginners to the French language in an engaging, low-stress manner. This lesson covers: Greetings and taking leave Self-introduction and speaking about one’s interests Basic polite conversational words and phrases Useful classroom phrases A personal profile fiche at the end that can be used as an end of class activity. File type: Slides in PDF Level: Beginners, ab initio Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Engaging, zero-prep activity sheet to reinforce school and education vocabulary in the classroom. This Mots Mêlés (Word Search) Puzzle activity features 20 essential school-themed words arranged horizontally and vertically. Designed specifically for educational contexts, this puzzle retains the proper French accents in the grid, making it an excellent tool for spelling retention and visual word recognition. Resource Description: • Ready-to-Print Word Search Grid (15x15 layout packed with clean filler letters) • 20 High-Frequency Vocabulary Words • Clear instructions in French • Complete Answer Key / Solution Sheet as a Teacher Resource within the file. Possible Classroom Uses: • Bell Ringers / Warm-Ups: Use it as a transition activity at the start of class. • Wrap-Up: A fun, way to review vocabulary at the end of the unit. • Sub Plans: A perfect, independent activity to leave behind for a substitute teacher. File Type: PDF (ready to print) Grades and Levels: Beginners, Intermediate learners, Core French, French immersion, FSL, Adult French language learners, Home schoolers, Self-taught language learners, IGCSE, IB, MYP, KS3, KS4 Core Concepts: Vocabulary (Theme: L’École, L’Éducation) Language: French

Ready-to-print worksheet on French Greetings, Introductions, and Useful Phrases. This worksheet has 2 exercises with a total of 15 questions for an engaging classroom activity during the first week of French immersion. This worksheet is designed to be a low-stress scaffold for the lesson on French Greetings, Introductions and Useful Phrases. The answer key is included as a teacher resource in the file. File Type: PDF Grades and Levels: Beginners, Core French, French immersion, FSL, Homeschoolers, Self-taught language learners… Language: French with English explanations. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.

Back to school, first day French Icebreaker activity. This poster is designed to introduce the French language to new learners in a fun and engaging way. Students can begin their French immersion by filling their details in, decorating and personalizing this handout. The poster can then be pinned in class for the term or retained in their binders. This is a fun, low stress way to start new learners’ French journey. Terms of Use: This resource is for personal and single-classroom use only. It may not be redistributed or resold commercially.