Play this French Mardi Gras Taboo game and have some fun! As a bonus I've included 2 fun versions of "mardi gras exit tickets". Playing games and having fun is when learning really happens in French class. I love to play the game Taboo with my students. French taboo is a game that is easy to modify and use with beginners and advanced students alike. Your students will learn a lot of new and useful vocabulary while preparing for and playing this fun game. This French Mardi Gras Taboo game includes: 30 different Taboo game cards to create a deck that you will print and cut out for as many teams as you need (black and white + color versions provided). Game instructions for both beginner and advanced students. Object of the game: One player tries to get his teammate to guess the word at the top of a card. The player must give clues, but he can't use any of the Taboo words in his description. The taboo words are those written beneath the word at the top of the card. Teams score points for each word successfully guessed, and the team with the most points wins. French exit tickets for Mardi Gras - Billets de Sortie pour Mardi Gras: Use these fun exit slips in your French class for some extra Mardi Gras fun. Two versions are provided. Included: 2 different Mardi Gras exit slips Black and white and color copies provided

French avoir expressions speaking prompt cards, exercise, list and video AVOIR expressions can be tricky, but can also be a lot of fun. This lesson focuses on learning 29 common avoir expressions. This lesson goes way beyond what you find in an average textbook. Here’s what’s included: List of 29 expressions in French and English 20 sentence fill in the blank exercise and answer key 22 lower level speaking questions (present tense) listed on one page 22 lower level speaking question cards (the same questions in another format) 24 upper level speaking questions (many tenses) listed on one page 24 upper level speaking question cards (the same questions in another format) Video lesson on avoir expressions The video, exercise and questions go hand in hand, and can be very helpful on days when you’re going to be absent from school but would still like for your students to make progress with a sub. Speaking question cards are provided for lower and upper levels so you can use them with different classes. The cards are very useful for small group or paired work. Just print, cut them out and you’re ready to do. Don’t have time to cut out the cards? It happens, and that’s why I’ve included one page versions of the questions for a true no prep activity to practice speaking with avoir expressions. LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses. COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

This exercise involves scrambled sentences using the 4 most common verbs in the French language: ALLER, ÊTRE, AVOIR, FAIRE. Put all of the words in the right order to form grammatically sound sentences. Answer key included.

Here are 32 FRENCH ÊTRE EXPRESSIONS task cards to use when teaching this important verb at the intermediate to advanced levels. These task cards require students to form sentences using the verb ÊTRE in the present, passé composé, imperfect, simple future, conditional, past conditional, plus-que-parfait tenses as well as the present subjunctive. See the preview for an example. Students are required to make sentences based on the prompts written on each card. Just print out as many sets of the cards as you will need, cut them out and laminate for future use if possible. Included with this product: 32 task cards in black and white for easy printing 32 task cards in color Être expressions list with images + Quizlet study set Answer key Student response sheet

Here are 32 FRENCH ÊTRE EXPRESSIONS task cards to use when teaching this important verb. These cards are for beginners, so they're all in the present tense. See the preview for an example. Students are required to make sentences based on the prompts written on each card. Just print out as many sets of the cards as you will need, cut them out and laminate for future use if possible. Included with this product: 32 task cards in black and white for easy printing 32 task cards in color Être expressions list with images + Quizlet link Answer key Student response sheet

The verb ÊTRE is one of the first we teach in French, and there are many ways to use this verb with easy to learn expressions. Here's a list of 32 fun, easy and useful ÊTRE expressions with corresponding images and a fill in the blank exercise. Link to quizlet study set included.

Here are 32 FRENCH FAIRE EXPRESSIONS task cards to use when teaching this important verb. These cards are for beginners, so they're all in the present tense. Students are required to make sentences based on the prompts written on each card. Just print out as many sets of the cards as you will need, cut them out and laminate for future use if possible. Included with this product: 32 task cards in black and white for easy printing 32 task cards in color Answer key Student response sheet

This is an introduction to the French verb FAIRE + 32 FAIRE EXPRESSIONS. Lesson + 2 exercises and answer key provided. The 32 FAIRE EXPRESSIONS used in this lesson are on a QUIZLET study set that is also provided for your use.

60 prompts for creating imaginative SI CLAUSES in French There are twenty prompts for each of the 3 types of si clauses. These worksheets can be used in a number of ways. They can be a writing exercise, homework assignment, quiz, or paired speaking activity either in the classroom or language lab. Use these three worksheets to prompt your students to create original SI CLAUSES using the present - future, imperfect - conditional, and plus-que-parfait - conditional past equations. You'll get one worksheet with twenty prompts per si clause type.

Here are 32 FRENCH FAIRE EXPRESSIONS task cards to use when teaching this important verb at the intermediate to advanced levels. These task cards require students to form sentences using the verb FAIRE in the present, passé composé, imperfect, simple future, conditional, past conditional, plus-que-parfait tenses as well as the present subjunctive. Students are required to make sentences based on the prompts written on each card. Just print out as many sets of the cards as you will need, cut them out and laminate for future use if possible. Included with this product: 32 task cards in black and white for easy printing 32 task cards in color Answer key Student response sheet

Formation of the French subjunctive is the easy part. Learning how and when to use it correctly is when it gets a little tricky for our students. This is an activity on giving advice, suggestions and opinions using the French subjunctive. Included you will find fourteen different situations to which your students will have to respond by either making a suggestion, giving your opinion, or giving advice of some kind. Students will use the provided list of 24 expressions that must be followed by the French subjunctive to help them get started. 3 sample responses are provided for each of the 14 situations (to be used at your discretion, possible responses are provided in the answer section and the original is left open for students to use). Sample situation: Ton meilleur ami doit déménager dans un autre pays, et tu vas lui manquer. Quels conseils lui donnes-tu? Sample response: Il est important que nous gardions le contact par Skype et que nous nous écrivions toutes les semaines sur Facebook.

This product includes a support guide to teaching and learning the French past conditional as well as a 5 part translation exercise with answers included. The translations are from English to French and they involve using the present and past conditional as well as other grammar points and verb tenses that students at this level should be comfortable with. In this lesson I pay special attention to how to say "would have been", "could have been" and "should have been" in French. We teachers know that learning the French past conditional isn't so difficult once you know how to form the passé composé, but our students often need lots of examples and exercises to help them see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Want your French students to use their HOTEL vocabulary? This NO PREP activity is a fun way to encourage your intermediate to advanced students to speak more. Check out my bundle of themed vocabulary question sets to get your students speaking French: https://www.tes.com/us/teacher-lessons/french-themed-vocabulary-speaking-questions-growing-bundle-11573033 You can use it after learning specific vocabulary for hotels or as a fun interactive activity on a day when you want to just focus on speaking and reviewing vocabulary in a different way. There are 30 questions in all. All of the EST-CE QUE questions are asked in the TU form and require the answering student to respond using JE. About half of the questions begin with an interrogative word encouraging more than OUI and NON responses. Some questions are in the futur proche while others are in the passé composé. Topics used in these cards: * Different kinds of lodging * Hotel services * Reservations * Reception * Preferences All cards are visually stimulating and feature a circle to punch out in the upper left corner so that you can print, laminate, cut out, punch holes and hook the cards together with a keyring. Have a look at the thumbnail to see how cute they turn out. Using these cards this way makes it easy to pull them out year after year to use as NO PREP speaking activities.

Want your French students to use their FAMILLE ET AMIS - FAMILY AND FRIENDS vocabulary more? This NO PREP activity is a fun way to encourage your low intermediate to advanced students to speak more. Check out my bundle of themed vocabulary question sets to get your students speaking French: https://www.tes.com/us/teacher-lessons/french-themed-vocabulary-speaking-questions-growing-bundle-11573033 You can use it after learning specific vocabulary for friends and family or as a fun interactive activity on a day when you want to just focus on speaking and reviewing vocabulary in a different way. There are 30 questions in all. All of the questions are asked in the TU form and require the answering student to respond using JE. Intonation, inversion and est-ce que questions are all used. Most of the questions begin with an interrogative word encouraging more than OUI and NON responses. Some questions are in the present tense, some in the futur proche and others are in the passé composé. Topics used in these cards: * Family members * Friends * Personalities * Descriptions * Preferences All cards are visually stimulating and feature a circle to punch out in the upper left corner so that you can print, laminate, cut out, punch holes and hook the cards together with a keyring. Using these cards this way makes it easy to pull them out year after year to use as NO PREP speaking activities.

Play this French PÂQUES - EASTER Taboo game and have some fun! Playing games and having fun is when learning really happens in French class. I love to play the game Taboo with my students. French taboo is a game that is easy to modify and use with beginners and advanced students alike. 8 of the 32 cards are religious in nature. If you don't want to or can't include cards of a religious nature in your curriculum you can easily leave them out. Your students will learn a lot of new and useful vocabulary while preparing for and playing this fun game. This French PÂQUES Taboo game includes: 32 different Taboo game cards to create a deck that you can print, laminate, cut out, punch holes in and attach with a key ring for as many sets as you need (black and white + color versions provided). Game instructions for both beginner and advanced students. Object of the game: One player tries to get his teammate to guess the word at the top of a card. The player must give clues, but he can't use any of the Taboo words in his description. The taboo words are those written beneath the word at the top of the card. Teams score points for each word successfully guessed, and the team with the most points wins.

This is an easy to play 30 minute dice game to practice 36 different regular French -IR verbs in the present tense. My high school students love this game, and it can get very competitive if you decide to play it as a race (details are explained with the activity). Students divide up into teams and play a dice game, the dice determining which subject and -IR verb to conjugate in the present tense. Included with this activity: How to play Six different versions of the game with answers Student response and scoring sheet This dice game is an especially fun way to practice while learning about the present tense. More advanced students also benefit from the review.

These 3 French definite and indefinite articles worksheets are best for students who have been studying French for a while, but who still struggle with understanding how and when to use definite as opposed to indefinite articles. These exercises will help students remember why we need to use articles and the reason why choosing the correct one is so important. The focus of these exercises is to choose correctly between definite and indefinite articles. Sometimes it is difficult when students don't know if the noun in question is masculine or feminine. That's why there is one worksheet that uses only masculine & singular nouns, another that uses only feminine & singular nouns, and one more that uses only plural nouns, masculine and feminine. You'll notice that the vocabulary used is more advanced than what it is when you first teach articles. These exercises are really to help non-beginners who still struggle to remember how and when to use definite and indefinite articles. Included with this resource: Exercise, LE vs UN + answer key and English translation Exercise, LA vs UNE + answer key and English translation Exercise, LES vs DES + answer key and English translation Example: _____ a. Dans ma rue, il y a __(UNE)___ boulangerie qui fabrique de très bonnes pâtisseries. _____ b. Où est __(LA)___ boulangerie Au bon pain, s’il vous plaît?