French Si Clauses - 1st Conditional - 25 practice cards This is a set of 25 cards to really get some good practice in while teaching first conditional si clauses using the present and future tenses. Each card has one student ask a question using a si clause, and the second student is prompted to give an open ended response.

Depuis, pendant, il y a, pour: Complete lesson, study guide, 50 practice cards This French lesson plan will shed some light on when to use depuis, pendant, il y a, and pour when expressing time, which can be a very difficult topic for native English speakers. This resource includes a link to my 20 minute video tutorial on YouTube (here is the link if you’d like to have a look), a two page lesson guide that is useful whether you choose to show the video or not, and 50 practice cards that you can either print and cut out to have students work in small groups or that you can project for a whole class activity. All of the cards are numbered and an answer key is provided. This easily allows students to work and practice independently or with a partner.

French passé composé reflexive verbs scrambled sentences exercise This French passé composé reflexive verbs worksheet is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using reflexive verbs in the passé composé. 10 sentences are written in the passé composé, and some include negation. The vocabulary used in this exercise is varied and doesn’t follow a particular theme. It’s not meant to be super easy. Answer key is included.

French present tense reflexive verbs scrambled sentences exercise This French present tense reflexive verbs worksheet is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using present tense reflexive verbs. 10 sentences are written in the present tense, and some include negation. The vocabulary used in this exercise is varied and doesn’t follow a particular theme. It’s not meant to be super easy. Answer key is included.

French passé composé with avoir scrambled sentences exercise This French passé composé with avoir worksheet is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using regular verbs that take avoir as helping verb. 10 sentences are written in the passé composé, and some include negation. The vocabulary used in this exercise is varied and doesn’t follow a particular theme. Answer key is included.

French passé composé with être scrambled sentences exercise This French passé composé with être worksheet is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using verbs that use être as helping verb. 10 sentences are written in the passé composé, and some include negation. Answer key is included.

French irregular verbs passé composé scrambled sentences exercise This French irregular verbs in the passé composé worksheet is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using verbs that use avoir as helping verb with irregular past participles. 10 sentences are written in the passé composé, and some include negation. Answer key is included.

French hotel vocabulary scrambled sentences exercise - À l’hôtel This French hotel vocabulary worksheet is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using vocabulary about different kinds of lodging and hotel vocabulary. 15 sentences are written in the present and passé composé tenses. Answer key is included.

French avoir expressions scrambled sentences exercise This avoir expressions worksheet is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using ten different avoir expressions in the present tense. Here are the avoir expressions used in this exercise: avoir faim avoir soif avoir sommeil avoir de la chance avoir chaud avoir froid avoir mal avoir tort avoir raison avoir besoin

French regular verbs ER - IR - RE scrambled sentences exercise - Passé Composé - Negation This French freebie is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using regular ER, IR, and RE verbs in the passé composé with advanced negation including PLUS - JAMAIS - RIEN - PERSONNE. There are 9 sentences to unscramble, one per subject pronoun.

French scrambled sentences exercise - RE VERBS - Passé Composé - Negation This French freebie is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using regular RE verbs in the passé composé with simple negation. There are 9 sentences to unscramble, one per subject pronoun.

French scrambled sentences exercise - IR VERBS - Passé Composé - Negation This French freebie is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using regular IR verbs in the passé composé with simple negation. There are 9 sentences to unscramble, one per subject pronoun.

French scrambled sentences exercise - ER VERBS - Passé Composé - Negation This French freebie is a no prep printable that you can use to have your students putting words in the correct order to form grammatically sound sentences using regular ER verbs in the passé composé with simple negation. There are 9 sentences to unscramble, one per subject pronoun.

Paired or Group Speaking Game - No, because… What is this game? A guessing game to get your students speaking! This game is similar to (but more challenging than) the game of twenty questions. Number of players: Two people or a small group. It can be challenging, so I recommend this game for grades 6 and higher. What is included: 50 playing cards How to play: This game is very simple, but you really need to explain how it works for students to play it correctly and not turn it into a 20 questions type of game. One player thinks of an object and the other players try to guess what it is. Each card has an image of a person, place, or a thing. The person holding the card is the one who will do the most speaking. The other people in the group will simply ask questions like “Is it a _____?” All they can ask is if the image on the card is a particular noun. The person holding the card has to answer by saying, “No, it’s not a ____ because……” Examples: Player 1 is holding a card and sees an image of a banana. Player 2 says something like, “Is it a shoe?” Player 1 has to respond by starting out with saying something like “No, because it’s not something you wear.” Player 2 guesses another specific noun, and then another. He or she might say “Is it a chair?” Player 1 might say "No, because you don’t sit on it. Player 2 continues to guess, and might say “Is it a car?” Player 1 might say “No, because you don’t drive it.” Player 2 continues to guess, and might say “Is it broccoli?” Player 1 might say “No, because it’s sweeter.” Player 2 might say “Is it an apple?” Now that Player 2 has guessed a fruit, he’s pretty close. Player 1 can now say something like “No, but it is a fruit.” Player 2 now just starts guessing different fruits until he or she gets it. This can be a challenging game that requires a good amount of thought, and you really have to tell your students who are guessing that they can’t ask question about what’s on the card. They can ONLY ask if it’s a specific noun. The player holding the card can’t answer YES or NO. They really need to remember that their response has to begin with NO, BECAUSE… This is a fun game that will really get your students speaking, and you’ll love hearing them as they play it!

French Speaking Game - Non, parce que… What is this game? A guessing game to get your students speaking! This game is similar to (but more challenging than) the game of twenty questions. Number of players: Two people or a small group. It can be challenging, so I recommend this game for grades 6 and higher. What is included: 50 playing cards How to play: This game is very simple, but you really need to explain how it works for students to play it correctly and not turn it into a 20 questions type of game. One player thinks of an object and the other players try to guess what it is. Each card has an image of a person, place, or a thing. The person holding the card is the one who will do the most speaking. The other people in the group will simply ask questions like “C’est un / une _____?” All they can ask is if the image on the card is a particular noun. The person holding the card has to answer by saying, “Non, ce n’est pas un / une ____ parce que……” Examples: Player 1 is holding a card and sees an image of a banana. Player 2 says something like, “C’est une chaussure?” Player 1 has to respond by starting out with saying something like “Non, parce que ce n’est pas quelque chose que l’on porte.” Player 2 guesses another specific noun, and then another. He or she might say “C’est une chaise?” Player 1 might say "Non, parce qu’on ne s’assied pas dessus. Player 2 continues to guess, and might say “C’est une voiture?” Player 1 might say “Non, parce qu’on ne la conduit pas.” Player 2 continues to guess, and might say “Ce sont des brocolis?” Player 1 might say “Non, parce que c’est plus sucrée.” Player 2 might say “C’est une pomme?” Now that Player 2 has guessed a fruit, he’s pretty close. Player 1 can now say something like “Non, mais c’est un fruit.” Player 2 now just starts guessing different fruits until he or she gets it. This can be a challenging game that requires a good amount of thought, and you really have to tell your students who are guessing that they can’t ask question about what’s on the card. They can ONLY ask if it’s a specific noun. The player holding the card can’t answer YES or NO. They really need to remember that their response has to begin with NO, BECAUSE… This is a fun game that will really get your students speaking, and you’ll love hearing them as they play it!