Passé composé ou l'imparfait - un jeu (PPT) This PowerPoint is a game to play with the class to help students learn which adverbs are used in the passé composé and which are used in the imparfait.

This is an introductory PowerPoint to the passé composé. This PPT is long (52 pages) and is meant to be used over multiple lessons.

This two page, Big Picture document illustrates the differences among QUEL, LEQUEL, CELUI, AUQUEL and DUQUEL. Examples are provided with each item.

This 2 page Big Picture study guide introduces the relative pronouns QUI and QUE. Two student activities (with answers) are included.

A Powerpoint presentation that introduces Classroom Commands. Great for the first days of French ! A two page PPT - the first page introduces the list of commands and the second page has the translations.

This is an introductory PowerPoint to vocabulary about the house. Vocab corresponds to Allez, Viens French 2 chapter 2 but can be used with any book.

How many times a day do your students ask to go to the bathroom? Take that question, and use it as a reference when teaching different grammatical concepts!

Do you have a student who struggles in French? Do you have a student who still can't get a certain concept straight, no matter how many times you explain it? This resource is for that student. This resource is for YOU. :-) All of my Big Picture resources are combined in one document to save you money! Some of these documents are listed here individually - click on those links to get a preview of what the resource(s) look like. These documents are great for teaching the specific grammar topic as well as for test and exam review. In this document you will find 18 pages of Big Picture charts and/or explanations for the following: Questions Adjectives Comparisons Expressions of Time Verbs (general) Verbs (indicative) Negation Reflexive verbs Spell change verbs Passé composé Subjunctive Types of pronouns Object pronouns Object pronoun flow chart Demonstrative pronouns

This game is intended to be used after the passé composé with être and avoir has been taught. Students Roll a die to move along the game board. As they land on different colored circles, students answer a question in order to move on during the next turn. The first student to reach the end WINS! Topics include - telling which helping verb to use; giving the correct past participle and answering specific grammar questions. This game can easily be added to and/or modified to suit your students' needs. Includes 1 game board Helping verb cards - 30 Past participle cards - 30 Chance (grammar) cards - 12 + 3 make your own questions

Do you have students who struggle with correct French pronunciation? Of course! We all do! How much time do we spend teaching our newest learners how to properly pronounce words in French ? How often do they remember the correct pronunciation? I developed this system while reflecting on the struggles some of my tutoring students had this year. The MOURITSEN METHOD is easy to use for both teachers and students. You are purchasing a link to a YouTube video as well as supporting documentation. YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH THIS IDEA!

A few years ago, I noticed that my students couldn't remember where to put "ne...pas" in a sentence. It's easy to remember the placement of 'ne...pas' in the present tense, but my students struggled with placement in the passé composé, etc. This simple physical technique that I made up is catchy and easy to remember!

A first introduction to adjectives that come before the noun. This is not an exhaustive look at these adjectives, but rather an introduction to BAGS. Included in this document/PowerPoint is a song (with lyrics I wrote!) to help students remember some of these adjectives. Included in the PowerPoint is a recording of the song. :)

This is an introductory PowerPoint on a few basic clothing items and colors. On one of the slides, there's a fun game in which the students trying to say the color of the word listed, not the word itself.

This is an introductory PowerPoint to the following verbs: faire, dire, aller, pouvoir and vouloir. Each verb is conjugated on a slide and then all verbs are compared to each other to help students with memorization.

Included in this bundle are 30+ PowerPoint presentations that correspond to chapters 1 through 7 in Allez, Viens! The presentations are organized by chapter and separated into different folders to make it easier to locate what you need. Chapter 1 has many, many PowerPoint presentations. Chapter 5, however, only has one file but that's because I did not separate the lessons into different presentations and instead included them in one PowerPoint. Included are: Chapter 1 la géographie how to conjugate a verb Basic introductions Calendar words J'aime... Numbers Qu'est-ce que tu aimes faire? Chapter 2 A quelle heure School in France Opinions – what do you think? Train travel in Switzerland Chapter 3 Ce cet cette ces Galeries Lafayette Paris Jeopardy Test review Adjectives first lesson Clothing and stores School supplies Chapter 4 Jeopardy test review Temperature and seasons Sports and activities General lessons for chapter 4 Review regular ER verbs Chapter 5 All in one ppt Chapter 6 Questions Possessive adjectives Chapter 6 lessons Chapter 7 People Permission and chores

To help students remember the conjugation of ALLER in the present tense, I developed these two teaching strategies - one is a song and one is a visual concept. Both have been successful!

Please see image to see files that are included. These correspond to the book Allez, viens! French 2 but can be used with any curriculum. The number in parenthesis after each listing is the number of pages in the PPT. For example. F2CH3 le passé composé (52) ----- the (52) means that there are 52 slides in the PPT