Être ou Avoir - Passé Composé Board Game
This passé composé board game is perfect whether you're teaching regular French verbs with avoir, verbs that use être as helping verb (including reflexive verbs), or for when you're ready to mix up regular and irregular verbs which use either être or avoir.
Game includes:
game board (black and white and color copies included)
50 être passé composé game cards (reflexive verbs included)
50 avoir passé composé game cards (all regular verbs)
50 être or avoir passé composé game cards (regular and irregular + reflexives)
How to play
Not included:
1 die per group
game tokens, 1 per player
All you have to do is print the game cards that you want to use on heavy paper or card stock and cut them out. If you laminate them you'll have a no prep activity ready to go for years to come! Put the game cards in a stack and divide your students into small teams. Give each team gets a stack of questions.
This grammar board game has a grid of 35 boxes. The first player to reach box 35 wins. There are lots of fun tricks along the way, so getting to the end isn’t always so easy!
In groups of two to four, players take turns rolling a die to move their piece forward. Spaces are numbered and players follow the arrows to keep track of which way they’re moving. There are some spaces with special instructions:
Départ - Start
Avance de 5 cases - Move forward 5 spaces
Recule de 5 cases - Move backward 5 spaces
Rejoue - Play again
Tu perds ton tour - Lose a turn
Fin - End
Use the passé composé question cards so that students must answer after rolling in order to move forward. If students answer the question correctly, they can move forward. If not, it’s the next player’s turn. There is a total of 150 playing cards. 50 of them can be used when teaching basic passé composé of regular verbs with avoir. There are also 50 that only use être, and another set of 50 to practice être or avoir with both regular and irregular verbs. All of the short sentences are written in the present tense, and some use negation. Students just need to restate the sentence in the passé composé.
GCSE FRENCH: Être ou Avoir - Passé Composé Board Game
This passé composé board game is perfect whether you're teaching regular French verbs with avoir, verbs that use être as helping verb (including reflexive verbs), or for when you're ready to mix up regular and irregular verbs which use either être or avoir.
Game includes:
game board (black and white and color copies included)
50 être passé composé game cards (reflexive verbs included)
50 avoir passé composé game cards (all regular verbs)
50 être or avoir passé composé game cards (regular and irregular + reflexives)
How to play
Not included:
1 die per group
game tokens, 1 per player
All you have to do is print the game cards that you want to use on heavy paper or card stock and cut them out. If you laminate them you'll have a no prep activity ready to go for years to come! Put the game cards in a stack and divide your students into small teams. Give each team gets a stack of questions.
This grammar board game has a grid of 35 boxes. The first player to reach box 35 wins. There are lots of fun tricks along the way, so getting to the end isn’t always so easy!
In groups of two to four, players take turns rolling a die to move their piece forward. Spaces are numbered and players follow the arrows to keep track of which way they’re moving. There are some spaces with special instructions:
Départ - Start
Avance de 5 cases - Move forward 5 spaces
Recule de 5 cases - Move backward 5 spaces
Rejoue - Play again
Tu perds ton tour - Lose a turn
Fin - End
Use the passé composé question cards so that students must answer after rolling in order to move forward. If students answer the question correctly, they can move forward. If not, it’s the next player’s turn. There is a total of 150 playing cards. 50 of them can be used when teaching basic passé composé of regular verbs with avoir. There are also 50 that only use être, and another set of 50 to practice être or avoir with both regular and irregular verbs. All of the short sentences are written in the present tense, and some use negation. Students just need to restate the sentence in the passé composé.
GCSE FRENCH: Être ou Avoir - Passé Composé Board Game
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