Are you looking for engaging ways to teach French clothing vocabulary? This French vocabulary packet will have your students reading, writing, listening and speaking! 15 different activities including games, writing, and speaking activities are included. 22 pages of worksheets and 48 speaking prompt cards are included. 48 words are included in this French clothing vocabulary packet. 4 pages are dedicated to identifying words students know and don’t know, and deciding which clothes and accessories they like and don’t like. On the first page, all of the words are listed. Students check off the words on the list that they recognize. On the second page, students identify the words they don’t know and translate them. On the third page, students check off things and activities that they like. On the fourth page, students check off things and activities that they don’t like. 14 games are included for maximum exposure to all 48 words on the list. Two all French Dots & Boxes games are included. Each player draws lines using a different color while speaking the words on either side of the lines they draw. Two Dots & Boxes games in English to be used for translating to French. Two Tic-Tac-Toe worksheets to encourage mastering all 48 words on the list. Choose a square, read the word aloud, write an X or an O on the square. Two Ceci ou Cela games are included in this vocabulary packet. Each numbered row offers three choices. Students read the three choices aloud and say the one that they prefer. At the bottom of the page it says “Je préfère __ parce que…” Six Bataille Navale games will have your students speaking in complete sentences in French using the target vocabulary with “J’aime” or “Je n’aime pas” as starters. This is an excellent way to prep for the upcoming writing and speaking activities! 4 writing activities following the “J’aime” or “Je n’aime pas” theme, and 48 speaking prompt cards are included. One writing worksheet asks students to choose five things they like and to write two reasons why they like them. “PARCE QUE” and “CAR” are both used in each sentence so that students will get used to the idea that they are interchangeable. One writing worksheet asks students to choose five things they don’t like and to write two reasons why they don’t like them. One paragraph writing worksheet asks students to identify four things they don’t like and to write a full paragraph about why they don’t like them. A self-evaluation checklist is included at the bottom of the page to make sure students include adjectives, adverbs, and articles. The second paragraph writing worksheet asks students to identify four things they do like and to write a paragraph about why they like them. Each of the 48 speaking prompt cards includes a different word from the list of target vocabulary in this packet. There are four cards on each page.

Are you looking for ways to teach more varied French vocabulary? This French vocabulary packet will have your students reading, writing, listening and speaking! 15 different activities including games, writing, and speaking activities are included. 22 pages of worksheets and 48 speaking prompt cards are included. 48 words are included in this vocabulary packet. 4 pages are dedicated to identifying words students know and don’t know, and deciding which things and activities they like and don’t like. On the 1st page, all of the words are listed. Students check off the words on the list that they recognize. On the 2nd page, students identify the words they don’t know and translate them. On the 3rd page, students check off things and activities that they like. On the 4th page, students check off things and activities that they don’t like. 14 games are included for maximum exposure to all 48 words on the list. Students will master all of the words before beginning the writing and speaking activities. 2 all French Dots & Boxes games are included. Each player draws lines using a different color while speaking the words on either side of the lines they draw. When they complete a box, they draw an X in the box using their color. Once all of the boxes have been completed, count to see who has the most! 2 Dots & Boxes games in English to be used for translating to French. Each player draws lines using a different color while translating the words on either side of the lines they draw. 2 Tic-Tac-Toe worksheets to encourage mastering all 48 words on the list. Choose a square, read the word aloud, write an X or an O on the square. The first player to get three in a row wins that round! Each worksheet includes 4 Tic-Tac-Toe vocabulary games. 2 Ceci ou Cela games are included in this vocabulary packet. Each numbered row offers three choices. Students read the three choices aloud and say the one that they prefer. At the bottom of the page it says “Je préfère __ parce que…” This is an opportunity for students to give reasons for their preferences in French! 6 Bataille Navale games will have your students speaking in complete sentences in French using the target vocabulary with “J’aime” or “Je n’aime pas” as starters. 4 writing activities following the “J’aime” or “Je n’aime pas” theme, and 48 speaking prompt cards are included.

This is a comprehensive lesson on the French FUTUR ANTÉRIEUR tense. This is an 18 minute video lesson in which I explain and illustrate how to form the futur antérieur as well as how and when to use this tense. The illustrations are very clear and all examples are in written form. At the end of the video I talk students through a 10 question quiz in which they must decide whether to use the futur antérieur or the futur simple. All of the questions and answers are clearly written for students to see. A version of the video lesson included in this bundle is on YouTube. However, this one is for you to use with your students and it is not the same. In your version of the video lesson there is no reference made to my website or to supporting my work in any way. This video lesson is entirely appropriate for your students with no marketing for Love Learning Languages included other than on the title page where the name of my store is written.

❖ Advanced French Grammar: 50 Challenge Cards using TOUT ❖ 4 page grammar lesson with examples, 50 challenge cards, 50 cards with grammar explanations, and quiz/worksheet. This resource will provide your intermediate to advanced students with a good way to practice and review the many ways to use TOUT in French. A lot of resources only include basic information and exercises using TOUT as an adjective. Sometimes it is difficult to find a resource that mixes up all of the many different ways to use TOUT, and when to pronounce the S on TOUS. For example, “Ils sont tous contents” means “They are all happy” while “Ils sont tout contents” means “They are very happy.” The following ways to use TOUT are covered in this resource: ⭐As an adjective: TOUT - TOUS - TOUTE - TOUTES ⭐With adjectives: TOUT - TOUTE - TOUTES ⭐With adverbs and expressions: TOUT ⭐As a pronoun: TOUT - TOUS - TOUTES Here’s what is included: 50 sentence exercise (multiple choice and fill in the blank versions) 4 pages of grammar notes and examples Three sets of cards are included. One has sentences with blanks and multiple choice answers. These cards include the answer written upside down at the bottom of the cards. This will allow students an opportunity to either work individually or in small groups and check their work as they go. A PDF with one card per page is included if you prefer not to print and either project to do a whole class activity or have students work on computers or tablets. Another set is identical, but these cards don’t include the answers at the bottom. A third set includes the correct answer, an English translation, and a grammar explanation also in English so that students will know exactly why this is the response. A one card per page PDF is included for these cards as well. I’ve laminated my cards so that I can pull them out time and again for a quick review on the many ways to use TOUT. There are enough of them that students won’t necessarily see the same ones over and over every time you pull them out. Great for test review or for seniors after a long break.