Crossword puzzle uses 26 common vocabulary words for the family: el abuelo, el esposo, el hermano, el hijo, el muchacho, el nieto, el niño, el padre, el primo, el sobrino, el tío, la abuela, la esposa, la hermana, la hija, la madre, la muchacha, la nieta, la niña, la prima, la sobrina, la tía, los abuelos, los hijos, los padres, los parientes. All clues are in English; all answers are in Spanish including the definite article. 5 versions included.

This game uses pictures for 25 foods: meat, fish, ham, chicken, bread, butter, egg, cheese, water, milk, coffee, tea, soup, salad, carrot, beans, potato, fries, apple, grapes, strawberry, cherry, cake, pie, ice cream. Students must identify the food (use in sentences to make it more challenging) as they advance along the snail path. Second version uses meat, fish, milk, water, chicken, ham, soup, salad, bread, butter, cheese, cake, pie, ice cream, tea, coffee. Third game uses: chicken, cheese, fries, ham, butter, fish, egg, bread / roll, salad, bacon, rice, coffee, hamburger, ice cream, meat, milk, lettuce.

Powerpoint has 50 slides to teach and practice the conjugation of the French verb faire and expressions that use the verb faire. Has weather expressions, chores, common expressions (les devoirs, un voyage) and a few less common (la queue, mal, dodo).

Powerpoint has 45 slides to teach and practice the conjugation of the Spanish verb hacer and expressions that use the verb hacer. Has weather expressions, chores, common expressions (una visita, un viaje, la maleta) and a few less common (cola, dano, una broma, caso).

Powerpoint has 73 slides to introduce and practice air travel vocabulary. Includes specialized vocabulary such as gate, boarding pass, baggage claim and customs. Includes 4 speaking / writing prompts.

This game uses pictures for 15 common sports: golf, tennis, football, soccer, baseball, basketball, hockey, volleyball, jogging, biking, swimming, gymnastics, skating, skiing, water skiing. Students must identify the sport (use in sentences to make it more challenging) as they advance along the snail path.

Uses German numbers 0 - 100. Word search has numbers 0 to 100 hidden. There is no word list in order to make it more challenging. 5 versions included.

Students take turns rolling a die, advancing along the snail path, and telling the date in French.

Students take turns moving along the the snail path and saying the days and months in French along the way.

Crossword puzzle uses English for clues and French for answers. Vocabulary includes the days of the week, the months, and the numbers 1 - 31. 5 versions included.

Word search uses the French numbers 30 - 60. 5 versions included in each of 2 formats for a total of 10 unique puzzles. Format 1 has the list of French words to find. Format 2 has the numerals; students must write the French number and then find it in the puzzle.

Word search has the days of the week, the months, and the numbers 1 - 31. 5 versions included.

Crossword uses the imparfait of regular verbs only. Perfect for when you first introduce the imperfect tense. 5 versions.

Set of posters that illustrate the verbs that take être to form the passé composé. 2 pages are different versions of the same page - with and without passer.

Crossword has sentences in French for clues. Answers are present tense conjugations of the verbs aller, avoir, être and faire. 5 versions included; sentences are the same in all versions.

Sudoku puzzle uses the forms of the verb aller in the present tense. 5 versions included.

Students take turns moving along the the snail path and conjugating verbs along the way. May be used for any tense.

Crossword puzzle on the passé composé. All clues give an infinitive and a subject pronoun. Students are to conjugate the verb in the passé composé for the answer. All verbs use avoir - both regular and irregular past participles. 5 versions included to reduce on copying or to use as 5 separate assignments.

Students take turns moving along the the snail path and saying the letters along the way. All 26 letters are included since students may need those letters to spell their English names. Also includes Spanish letters ñ, ll, ch. Second version does not include ll and ch.

Each puzzle has 54 clues giving an AR infinitive in Spanish and a subject pronoun. All infinitives are common, regular verbs. Students are to conjugate the verbs in the present tense for the answers. Includes 5 versions; does not use the vosotros form.