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.
Worksheet has 10 mini-conversations to be written out. Student asks for the produce pictured. Merchant replies that there isn’t any (negative partitive).
31 sentences, fill in the blank with the correct form of the partitive in French. All sentences are positive. Also includes same sentences split in 2 separate worksheets.
Worksheet has 33 fill in the blank sentences. Includes many French verbs which follow these 2 patterns. May be used for quiz. Some verbs are not usually taught in first year French; but I like to use them to make sure students know the rules, not just a single verb.
Part 1 has 20 sentences in French (Il fait une ordonnance.) and students must identify the profession (un pharmacien). Part 2 gives a place of employment (dans un tribunal) and students must identify the profession (un juge).
Worksheet has 17 pairs of sentences. Students combine them, putting the adjectives in the correct position. Each pair has 1 adjective that goes before and 1 adjective that goes after the noun. Second version uses vocabulary that corresponds to Bien Dit 1.
Word search with the names of 27 vegetables: asperge, aubergine, betterave, brocoli, carotte, céleri, champignon, chou, chou-fleur, choux de bruxelles, concombre, endive, épinards, haricots verts, igname, laitue, légume, lentille, maïs, oignon, olive, petits pois, poivron vert, pomme de terre, radis, salade, tomate. There are 5 versions of the puzzle. All 5 puzzles have 3 different formats each, for a total of 15 unique worksheets. Format 1 has the puzzle with a word list in French. Students are to give the indefinite article, translate to English, and find the French word in the puzzle. Format 2 has the puzzle with a word list in English. Students are to translate to French with the indefinite article and find the French word in the puzzle. Format 3 has just the puzzle. Students are to find at least 20 vegetables in French and translate them into English.
Wordsearch has 45 words. Includes food, meals and tableware. Sentences are given in French as clues for the hidden words. 5 versions included. Vocabulary and grammar are geared for French I later in the year or French II. Sample clues: Je préfère le ___ au lait. Je n’aime pas tellement la ___ à la vanille. On mange dans la ___ à l’école. Ils sont ronds, verts et petits.
Crossword puzzle has 35 clues giving an infinitive and a subject. Students are to conjugate the verb in the passé composé. Includes all verb groups: regular, irregular past participles, Vandertramps and reflexives. 5 versions are included, each one with 35 clues, but not necessarily the same clues. Use a different puzzle every day to review conjugation. Perfect drill work since the number of letters has to match the boxes!
Set of 55. Print on cardstock and laminate. Each page has a picture depicting a profession and its name in German with both the masculine and the feminine.
Worksheet has 26 sentences; students are to fill in the blanks with the correct part of the body. More than 1 answer is possible for many of the sentences.
Worksheet has 4 sections using the demonstrative adjective in French: fill in the blank, translate, change to singular, answer questions. Vocabulary is common clothing.
