This French reading includes a humorous scene from a fictitious soap opera titled “Mon amour est infini” in which an attractive firefighter loses all his luxurious long hair in a fire! This reading includes numerous examples of possessives (ma/mon, ta/ton /ses etc.) which are highlighted for students to see in context in one version and not in the other so students can circle all the possessives they find. (2 versions included) All the characters are introduced by name and character. The script includes parts for four people and the reading is in the present tense. The reading is followed by 8 true/false reading comprehension questions. Answer key included. Activity idea: Put students in groups of two or four to read the script. Once they have read the script, students may then continue the storyline in different ways by writing their own continuation to the story! These new scripts may be performed for the class or handed in for homework.

This German reading introduces students to talking about recurring past events by discussing the routines of three different people’s first jobs: in a fast food restaurant, washing dishes and working in a flower shop. The reading includes 8 reading comprehension questions. Answer key included Activity idea: Have the students underline all the past tense verbs they find in the reading and then have them talk about their own first jobs/volunteer work routines.

This French reading includes the descriptions of three young people and their social media habits and attitudes towards it. The reading includes a lot of technology/social media vocabulary. The reading is followed by eight reading comprehension questions. Level: Intermediate Editable Word file Answer key included

This French reading introduces students the imperfect tense by discussing the routines of three different people’s first jobs: in a fast food restaurant, washing dishes and working in a flower shop. The reading includes 8 reading comprehension questions. Answer key included NOTE: Includes two versions of the reading with and without the verbs highlighted for students to see in context. Activity idea: Have the students underline all the past tense verbs they find in the reading and then have them talk about their own first jobs/volunteer work routines.

This 3-page file includes: (100% in French) ~A short reading in the imperfect tense whereby someone describes what life was like for them and their room mates when they were in university. The reading is followed by seven reading comprehension questions. ~The same reading with the verbs highlighted for students to see in context. ~Answer key. Editable Word file.

This easy English reader includes seven short readings, one for each day of the week for 12-year-old Lucy. Each day of the week includes all of her activities for that day and at what time they happened. Each short reading is followed by eight comprehension questions. This resource helps students review days of the week, hobbies, food and meals, school subjects, family vocabulary, telling time. Students are also given a blank page for them to write out their own activities for one day of the week. Answer keys included.

This French language reading introduces students to talking about recurring past events by using imperfect tense. It talks about the childhoods of three different people and the activities they used to enjoy. The reading includes 8 reading comprehension questions. Answer key included Activity idea: Have the students underline all the imperfect verbs they find in the reading and then have them talk about their own early childhood habits using the imperfect tense.

This French worksheet features 16 missing forms of the verb avoir in the present tense with special avoir expressions. Students must conjugate the verbs correctly to complete the sentences while reviewing these idiomatic expressions. Includes answer key. Editable word file.

This handout includes: ~Explanations on when to use savoir or connaître ~Full present tense conjugations of both verbs Two practice sections: -Multiple choice (5 questions) -Fill in the blanks (10 questions) Editable word file. Answer key included.

This French worksheet features two paragraphs about a pilot and his family. Students must complete the story with 16 missing forms of the verb être. Includes answer key. Editable word file.

This 3-page file includes: ~A French worksheet focused on -er type verbs that includes 20 questions where students need to conjugate the given verb into the correct form in the present tense. ~The same worksheet with the conjugation above for students to reference for differentiated learning. ~Answer key Editable word file

This one page worksheet/quiz is a thorough review of Spanish question words in three parts: (Includes a total of 18 questions) Fill in the blank Multiple choice to complete the sentence Short answer Editable word file Key included.

This 3-page file includes: ~A page with a list of 18 common Spanish conjunctions with English translations followed by 10 exercises where students have to fill in the missing linking word. ~The same page with hints to help students for differentiated learning. ~Answer key. Editable Word file

This handout serves as a great review for students on basic family vocabulary It includes 4 parts: ~A family tree and a written paragraph to show how everyone in the family is related to each other. ~Eight reading comprehension questions based on the reading. ~Six sentences to review general family vocabulary. ~An assignment to create their own family tree for homework or in class. Level: Beginner Includes key. This handout can be used by children, teenagers and adults alike who are new to the English language.

This Spanish worksheet includes three parts to help your students get comfortable with in the city vocabulary: matching 15 expressions (English to Spanish) placing expressions on a chart choosing between masculine/feminine gender a short translation section with the new vocabulary Editable Word file Answer key included.

This fun interactive game can be played in groups of 2-4 students. Each student is given a number of cards from various categories in Spanish. On each card is a category and a noun. The student must try and explain what is on their card without saying the name! For example, the category is food and the noun is apple. They may say ‘Soy/es una fruta.’ Students use their existing vocabulary to help the other student guess what they are. This is a great way to get students talking and laughing in class and using all of their vocabulary to create short sentences. Included: Complete instructions with 3 variations for difficulty Recording Sheet 24 cards (6 categories times 4 items) Categorías: Comida, Bebidas, Deportes, Meses, Familia, Profesiones