Word search has the names of 46 animals in Spanish. 5 versions with a list; 5 without.

Crossword puzzle uses 23 common vocabulary words for the family: la cousine, la femme, la fille, la grand-mère, la mère, la nièce, la petite-fille, la soeur, la tante, le bébé, le cousin, le fils, le frère, le garçon, le grand-père, le mari, le neveu, le père, le petit-fils, l’enfant, les grands-parents, les parents, l’oncle. All clues are in English; all answers are in French including the definite article. 5 versions included.

Students take turns rolling a die, advancing along the snail path, and telling the time in French. 2 versions: English format (1:00); French format (1h00).

Includes 35 Bingo cards. Print on card-stock and laminate. All times are in increments of 5 minutes.

Wordsearch has the names of 26 fruits and vegetables in Spanish. 5 versions included in each of 2 formats - with and without word list - for a total of 10 unique puzzles. Vocabulary used: apio, brócoli, calabaza, cebolla, cereza, durazno, frambuesa, fresa, frijoles, guisante, hongo, lechuga, limón, maíz, mango, manzana, naranja, papa, pepino, pera, plátano, sandía, tomate, toronja, uvas, zanahoria.

Poster with WEIRDOS acronym for when to use the subjunctive in Spanish.

100 point test on the passé composé in French. 20 points fill in the blank with the passé composé of regular verbs. 10 points write negative sentences with the passé composé using the given prompts. 10 points write questions with inversion. 10 points write negative questions with inversion. 20 points fill in the blank with the passé composé of irregular verbs. 16 points fill in the blanks with the passé composé using être. 14 points fill in the blank with the passé composé; all 3 groups of verbs are mixed together. Does not include reflexive verbs. Intended for advanced grammar review.

1 page test on relative pronouns in French. 25 fill in the blank sentences. 3 sentences translate from English to French.

13 slide power point to quickly review subject pronouns in French. Includes 1 slide practice.

Easy reference for family vocabulary. Family relationships are listed in English with the French equivalence. Easy to edit or add to. 2 copies on 1 page to reduce xeroxing.

This is an all-class mixer activity. It includes 18 unique sets of twins. Each student sheet has 5 statements. Samedi je vais à Notre Dame. All sentences use JE. Students mingle, trying to find their twin (the other person who has all 5 of the same statements, though in a different order). Students need to write the name of their twin and then find something that they have in common.

Worksheet has 20 questions in French to be answered negatively, choosing between ne…jamais and ne…plus.

Worksheet has 20 sentences in the futur simple. Students are to rewrite the sentences in the futur anterieur.

Worksheet has 2 columns of verbs to conjugate in le futur. Although not labeled, verbs are grouped: 1-6 ER, 7-12 IR, 13-18 RE, 19-28 irregular in present but regular in futur, 29-35 spelling change verbs, 36-42 Aller Avoir Etre Faire Venir, 43-56 irregulars. Perfect for when you need extra drill work.

35 sentences; fill in the blank with the French verb être. Can be used with any simple tense. Second version has same sentences split in 2 pages.

Worksheet has 24 fill in the blank sentences. The masculine singular form of an adjective is given, student must write the corresponding adverb.

Word search has 37 professions hidden, including both the masculine and the feminine forms. 5 versions with word list and 5 without in order to make it more challenging.

Students take turns moving along the the snail path using reflexive verbs along the way. May be used to learn the vocabulary or for conjugating any tense. 2 versions included.

Each partner has a picture of 4 rooms of the house with an object (cell phone or bookbag) that he is looking for. Partners take turns asking and answering yes / no questions to find the object.

Each partner has a picture of 4 rooms of the house with an object (cell phone or bookbag) that he is looking for. Partners take turns asking and answering yes / no questions to find the object.