Words to do with daily routine & time - one word per A4 sheet. Give each pupil one or two words, then say a sentence in English and the people with the relevant words in French come to the front and make the sentence. The rest of the class tells them whether they're correct.
You can build up sentences gradually, e.g. start with 'I wake up', then add 'at 7 o'clock', then add 'usually', then 'and next I have breakfast', etc. Pupils really enjoy doing this and it really helps to make them think about word order and using connectives etc.
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This is a good idea and will be fun. I sometimes do it in reverse and get the class to form groups of 4 or 5, each with a white board. I then give them a sentence in English and they have to decide who will write what in a given time.
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A really well thought out resource which is easily differentiated according to student need / ability - you could deliberately omit the teaching of ensuite / puis etc and get a dictionary race going - or even just get them to use their brains to consider the possibilities. Thanks so much for sharing :)
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