Print on cardstock and cut into cards. Make 1 set for every 3-4 students. Use for Flashcards, Concentration, Slap, Old Maid, Drats, Kaboom, Go Fish, Match Game.

Webquest to learn the basics about Guadeloupe using britannica website.

Webquest to learn the basics about Martinique using nationsonline website.

Packet has the outline of 21 flags of Spanish-speaking countries. Version 1 has the color written on each flag. Version 2 has numbers on the flag. Includes pictures in color for a key. Key can be used as part of a display. There are 2 sets: 1 with names and colors in Spanish; 1 with names and colors in English.

This includes directions and a rubric for making a city travel guide. Items that must be included: hotels, restaurants, museums, monuments, events, famous people, historical events, currency, map. Includes an academic and an honors version of the rubric.

Print on cardstock and cut into cards; make 1 set for every 3-4 students. Includes 33 countries in French. Teacher calls out either the name of the country OR the name of the capital; students must slap the opposite of what the teacher calls. First to slap the card wins the point. Good activity for reviewing the capitals.

Set of 100 cards; make 1 set for every 3-4 students. If teacher calls a state, then students must slap the capital. If the capital is called, slap the state. First student to slap the card wins a point.

This is a 3.5 page worksheet in English to take students through the CIA World Factbook website. Topics include: geography, people and society, environment, government, economy, energy, communications, transportation, military and security, space, terrorism, transnational issues.

Print on cardstock and cut into tiles. Make 1 set for every 3-4 students. One side of each tile has the name of a state; the other side has the name of a capital. Students must form a continuous loop with the tiles so that each state is next to its capital.

Each partner gets a copy of the crossword puzzle; 1 has all of the down words and 1 has all of the across words. All answers are the names of the 50 states. Definitions are given to help your partner complete his puzzle. Depending on the level of the students or material being studied, definitions may be state capitals, geographic location, cities, rivers, tourist sites etc. Partners converse until they complete both of the puzzles.

Each partner gets a copy of the crossword puzzle; 1 has all of the down words and 1 has all of the across words. 2 versions included: 1 with the names of the regions in Italian; 1 with the regions in English. Definitions can be given in English or in Italian, depending on the level of the students. Partners converse until they complete both of the puzzles.

Word search has the names of more than 60 French cities hidden. Word list is provided for teacher reference; it may be copied on the back of the word search for lower level classes. 5 versions included.

Word search has the names in French of 26 countries / regions of Africa where French is spoken. 5 versions included with a list; 5 without a list in order to make it more challenging. Total of 10 unique puzzles.

Print on cardstock and cut into cards. Make one set for every 3-4 students. One card has a regional map with the country name and the country highlighted. One card has an outline map of the country with the map marked and the name of the capital. Names are in Spanish. Use to play Concentration, Slap, Old Maid, Go Fish, Match Game.

This worksheet has 38 questions in English about the geography of France. Students are to use a map, their text and the Internet to find the answers to the questions.

Power point includes notes (in English) and pictures for the 13 regions of France. Has 6 numbered maps that can be used for quizzes. UPDATED to reflect the new regions. 55 slides at the end of the PPT cover the 5 overseas regions.

Worksheet has 63 questions in English to guide students through the CIA World Factbook pages.

24 slides in English. Covers basics of history and includes some pictures.

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