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.

Uses French numbers 20 - 60. Puzzle has 27 clues. All clues are numbers: 34, which need to be spelled out for the answer. 5 versions included.

Uses Spanish numbers 0 - 100. Puzzle has 35 clues that are simple math problems, written all in Spanish words. 5 versions included.

Uses German numbers 0 - 100. Puzzle has 35 clues that are simple math problems, written all in German words. 5 versions included as PDF; 5 as Word Doc; 10 unique puzzles.

Puzzle uses the French numbers 0 - 100. Puzzle has 35 clues that are math problems, written out in French words. 5 versions included.

Crossword puzzle for regularly and irregularly conjugated verbs in the futur tense. Also includes spelling change verbs. 5 versions included.

Crossword puzzle for regularly conjugated verbs in the futur tense in French. 5 versions included.

Crossword puzzle with 28 common places (endroits) in town; clues are French sentences. Vocabulary included: aéroport, banque, bibliothèque, café, centre commercial, cinéma, école, église, gare, hôpital, hôtel, immeuble, lycée, magasin, musée, parc, piscine, plage, poste, quartier, restaurant, rue, stade, supermarché, théâtre, village, ville, zoo.

20 fill-in-the-blank sentences using family vocabulary in French; then, find the word in the puzzle. Vocabulary used: beau-frère, beau-père, belle-mère, belle-soeur, cousin, cousine, enfant, femme, fille, fils, frère, grand-mère, grand-père, mari, mère, neveu, nièce, oncle, père, petite-fille, petit-fils, soeur, tante. 5 versions included; all use the same 20 sentences, just in a different order.

Wordsearch has the names of 53 countries / regions where French is spoken. All names are in French. Word list is provided for teacher reference, but is not on student sheets (but can easily be added). 5 versions included.

Word search has the numbers 1 to 20 in French hidden. Students first spell out the number then find it in the puzzle. 5 versions included.

Crossword puzzle has 60 clues consisting of an infinitive and a subject pronoun. Students conjugate the verbs in the preterite tense. 5 versions included.

Wordsearch has 30 common adjectives in French. Multiple forms of the adjectives are included, for a total of more than 70 words. These are the same adjectives as in my adjectifs contraires powerpoint. Word list is provided for teacher reference, but is not on the student sheets in order to challenge them more. 5 versions of the puzzle are included. Vocabulary used: beau, bête, blanc, blond, bon, brun, content, drôle, égoïste, ennuyeux, faible, fort, généreux, gentil, grand, gros, intelligent, jeune, laid, lent, mauvais, méchant, mince, noir, pauvre, petit, rapide, riche, triste, vieux.

Puzzle has 29 clues in English; all answers are the Spanish name for places found around town. 5 versions included.

Crossword puzzle has 45 clues giving a regular infinitive (ER, IR, RE) and a subject to be conjugated in the present tense. 5 versions included.

Crossword puzzle has 43 clues with RE verb infinitive and subject to be conjugated in the present tense. 5 versions included.

Word search has the names of 41 sports in Spanish hidden. Word list is provided for teacher reference, but is not on student sheets in order to make it more challenging. 5 versions included.

Crossword puzzle has 30 clues. All clues give an infinitive (lire, dire, écrire, savoir, connaître, reconnaître) and a subject. Answers are the correct form of 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. Uses the 6 German modal verbs: dürfen, können, mögen, müssen, solen, wollen.

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).