This game uses pictures for 15 fruits and vegetables. Students must identify the food (use in sentences to make it more challenging) as they advance along the snail path. 3 gameboards are included: fruit only, vegetables only, fruits and vegetables mixed.

This game uses pictures for 15 fruits and vegetables. Students must identify the food (use in sentences to make it more challenging) as they advance along the snail path. 3 gameboards are included: fruit only, vegetables only, fruits and vegetables mixed.

Print on cardstock and laminate. Includes 35 cards using the present tense of 12 ER verbs in Spanish. Suggestions for game variations included.

Wordwall includes the country and nationality with flag and map for 184 countries / possessions in Italian.

90 slides to introduce and practice vocab for car parts.

Cards have 1 word on each of them. Students are to put the cards in order so that they form sentences which are both grammatically and logically correct. Includes 11 sentences with de and à + the definite article and stress pronouns. Print 1 set of cards for every 2-4 students.

Word search uses general vocabulary such as la città and il fiume and more specific vocabulary such as le Alpi and il Po. Includes 5 versions in each of 3 formats. Format 1: words are given in Italian; students must translate words to English and find the Italian in the puzzle. Format 2: words are given in English; students must translate them to Italian and find them in the puzzle. Format 3: no word list is given; students are to find 30 Italian words related to the geography of Italy and write both the Italian and the English.

Reading game in power point format. Clues are revealed one at a time while students try to identify the profession. Includes 20 professions: dentist, accountant, nurse, cashier, model, flight attendant, lawyer, librarian, plumber, pharmacist, boss, waiter, firefighter, writer, engineer, veterinarian, movie director, baker, computer technician, designer.

Reading game in power point format. Clues are revealed one at a time while students try to identify the profession. Includes 20 professions: dentist, accountant, nurse, cashier, model, flight attendant, lawyer, librarian, plumber, pharmacist, boss, waiter, firefighter, writer, engineer, veterinarian, movie director, baker, computer technician, designer.

Powerpoint has 30 slides of notes for conjugating Italian verbs in the present tense.

51 slides covering interrogative adjectives and pronouns and demonstrative adjectives and pronouns in French. Includes practice exercises.

151 slides to teach and practice expressions that use the Spanish verb tener.

61 slides. There are 3 sections to this powerpoint. Part 1 has questions with est-ce que that students answer. Part 2 has questions with qui that students answer. Part 3 has questions with qu’est-ce que and faire that students answer.

100 slides to teach and practice the vocabulary for 33 chores in Spanish. Many labeling activities. Prompts for saying sentences. Prompt for writing a paragraph.

35 slides. Pictures and brief notes about 35 different cities (not Paris). In English.

35 slides. Pictures and brief notes about 35 different cities of France, not including Paris. In French.

56 slide power point. Vocabulary for 29 places in town. Contractions with a. Aller. Giving directions. LOTS of practice with vocabulary.

Set of 34 illustrated posters. Print on cardstock and laminate.

77 slides to introduce and practice basic family vocabulary. Covers family, parents, mother, father, children, son, daughter, brother, sister, baby, grandparents, grandfather, grandmother, grandchildren, grandson, granddaughter, husband, wife, cat, dog, aunt, uncle, cousin (male and female), niece, nephew. Practices comment s’appelle and relationships Pierre est le neveu de Caroline.

77 slides to introduce and practice basic family vocabulary. Covers family, parents, mother, father, children, son, daughter, brother, sister, baby, grandparents, grandfather, grandmother, grandchildren, grandson, granddaughter, husband, wife, cat, dog, aunt, uncle, cousin (male and female), niece, nephew. Practices Wie heißt and relationships Dieter ist Karlas Neffe.