DELF A1 | Articles Définis | Le, La, L', Les Worksheets & Bingo | French Grammar
Practise the French definite articles le, la, l’ and les with 10 printable exercises, 110 written items, a full answer key and a bonus bingo game.
This DELF A1-level grammar pack is designed for children around ages 7–8 who are beginning French. A short introductory dialogue and a reference table introduce the four articles before pupils start the exercises. The activities use vocabulary about clothes, places in town, nature and weather to help children choose articles in familiar contexts and use them in short sentences.
The resource includes six student pages with ten exercises, a separate six-page answer key, and Teacher’s Notes with suggestions for classroom use. The bonus game, Le loto des petits explorateurs, includes a rules page, four bingo grids and 18 word slips to cut out. Everything is supplied as a printable PDF.
The exercises progress from choosing between le and la to completing nouns and sentences with le, la, l’ or les. Pupils also replace un, une and des with definite articles, recognise singular and plural nouns, correct article mistakes, complete a short reading passage and dialogues, and rearrange words to write full sentences. Exercises 1–9 have ten items each; Exercise 10 has twenty, making 110 written items in total.
For the bingo game, a caller draws a word slip and reads the noun without its article. Players who find the word on their grid say it with the correct article before circling the square. The first player to complete three squares in a row, column or diagonal reads those words with their articles to win. This provides oral practice after the written activities and is separate from the 110 items.
The reference table can stay visible while pupils complete their first exercises. You can then use later activities to check what they can do independently. For younger learners, one or two exercises at a time may work better than completing all six student pages in one lesson. The bingo game can be used in a small group at the end of a lesson or during revision.
Suitable for beginner French and FLE classes, DELF A1-level grammar practice, homework, small-group work and revision.














