I have taught all levels from kindergarten to adult continuing education. I love languages and am constantly working on improving and adding to them. I believe that if students have fun, they will learn faster and remember longer. I try to have students speak in the target language as much as possible during the limited time that they are in class.
I have taught all levels from kindergarten to adult continuing education. I love languages and am constantly working on improving and adding to them. I believe that if students have fun, they will learn faster and remember longer. I try to have students speak in the target language as much as possible during the limited time that they are in class.
Print on cardstock and laminate to last for years to come. Make 1 game board for every 2-3 students.
You will need 2 dice for each game board. You also need bingo chips to mark squares. Or, if laminated, students can use a dry erase marker to initial a square.
Students take turns rolling the dice to determine which square. Students must correctly conjugate the verb in the square for both of the subjects to win it. Student with most squares at the end of time wins the game OR student who gets 6 in a row (“bingo”) wins.
Version 1 has 12 irregular verbs which are commonly taught in French 1: aller, avoir, boire, devoir, être, faire, mettre, pouvoir, prendre, venir, voir, vouloir.
Version 2 has 36 irregular verbs which are commonly taught by the end of French 2: the 12 from version 1 plus apercevoir, apprendre, conduire, connaître, courir, croire, devenir, dire, dormir, écrire, lire, mourir, offrir, ouvrir, permettre, promettre, recevoir, reprendre, revenir, savoir, servir, sortir, suivre, vivre.
Can easily edit which verbs to use.
Can be used for any tense.
Worksheet gives 6 subjects, each with 5 pictures of activities. For each subject, students write 5 sentences, one with each of the modal verbs. Students choose which activity to use with each verb: dürfen (to be allowed to), können (to be able), müssen (to have to), sollen (to be supposed to), wollen (to want).
Each partner gets a half sheet with 12 pictures on it (6 for questions and 6 for answers). Students take turns asking and answering at what time their partner does each of the activities. Directions are in English, so may be used for any language.
There are two dot to dot pictures with the letters of the alphabet. Student A has a list of letters that he slowly reads out loud to student B. B listens carefully and connects the dots in the order he is told. Partners then exchange roles. Can be used for any language with the Roman alphabet.
24 tiles in French. Sentences involve how things fit, seasons and situations for wearing certain clothes. "sur les bras. / Pour aller à un mariage" links to "je porte un costume. / Quand il fait froid". Good for French II or III.
Worksheet has 25 fill in the blank sentences with the present tense of irregular French verbs. Includes aller, avoir, prendre, recevoir, boire, tenir, vouloir, pouvoir, rire, dire, construire, courir and more.
Worksheet has 34 sentences using the numbers 0 - 100 and the 4 basic math operations. All sentences are completely written out; students fill in the answer in words.
Word search has 42 subject and verb conjugations in the present tense. Students change the verb to imparfait and then find it in the puzzle. 5 versions included; all versions have the same 42 subjects and verbs. Includes both regular and irregular present tense verbs.
Worksheet has 25 sentences; students choose between Passé Composé and imparfait. Every sentence has an expression of time or verb of description for easy indicator of tense to choose.
Battleship game for conjugating 10 irregular Spanish verbs in the future tense. Includes decir, haber, hacer, poder, poner, querer, saber, salir, tener, venir.
Worksheet has 4 sections: fill in the blank definite article; FIB indefinite article; FIB a / de + definite article; phrase translation English to French. Good for advanced grammar review.
Worksheet has 28 fill in the blank sentences; verbs are to be conjugated in the passé composé. All verbs use avoir, but have irregular past participles: avoir, être, faire, mettre, prendre, voir, vouloir, pouvoir, devoir, boire, écrire, dire, lire, savoir, connaître.
