The object of the game is to collect a full family - 6 cards. The player with the most families at the end is the winner. Player 1 asks a player of his/her choice for a card belonging to a specific family; in this game each family is a different verb. In order to make the request, the player must already have at least 1 card belonging to that family. “Dans la famille (dire), je cherche (specific card).” If that player has the card, he/she hands it over. Player 1 continues asking for cards until he/she does not get what is requested. Player 2 then takes his/her turn. Once a family is collected, it is laid on the table in front of that player.

Partner activity. Names of people are on the left and produce is on the top. Students exchange information about the quantities of each being bought: Combien de X est-ce que Z achète? Il en achète ...

Worksheet has 18 fill in the blank sentences using the forms on lequel with de or à. Second version of the worksheet tells students which preposition to use. Corresponds to Bien Dit 3 chapter 8, but may be used with any textbook.

Includes 3 puzzles: Crossword has clues in English and answers in Spanish. Word search. Kriss Kross. Vocabulary matches chapter 2 of Risas y Sonrisas. Adverbs and prepositions of location. May be used with any book.

Print on card-stock. Set of 13 posters includes: school, classroom, library, cafeteria, bathroom, auditorium, laboratory, office, pool, gymnasium, locker room, bleachers, field. Easy to edit if you prefer a different expression.

Desk mat has the picture and name of 51 sports. Print on card stock and laminate.

This is a 2 part worksheet. First, students read 10 sentences and fill the names in the family tree. Then students are given pairs of names (Michael und Bruno) and they are to make a sentence explaining the relationship between the two (Michael ist Brunos Neffe).

Worksheet has a 6 by 6 grid with dates (6/15). There are 16 dates written out in words and students identify which square it is in.

29 slides to explain and practice using the genitive case to show possession in German.

Brief 1 page study guide gives examples of 4 ways to show possession in French: with de, être à, possessive adjectives, possessive pronouns. Test has 1 section on each of the 4 points. Parts 1 and 2: answer the question using the given prompt; 10 points each. Part 3: 15 points fill in the blank with the possessive adjective. Part 4: 20 points complete the sentence with the possessive pronoun. Corresponds to Une fois pour toutes, but may be used with any text. Good for advanced grammar or AP French class.

64 slides present and practice 40 parts of the body. Words are broken up into groups of 4 to 7 to make it easier to use for several lessons or to skip a section if you prefer.

Flyswatter game with body parts. Includes pictures of all body parts that I use in my PowerPoint. Contains pictures only so may be used for any language. Has 6 pages with different groupings of pictures. Easy to edit to remove pictures you prefer to skip or to group your own set of words. No animations, so easy to convert to Google Slides if you prefer.

Print on card-stock and cut into tiles. Each domino has the picture for 1 of 12 places at school and the words for 1 of 12 places. Play like a normal game of Dominoes. Vocabulary used: classroom, library, cafeteria, bathroom, auditorium, laboratory, office, pool, gymnasium, locker room, bleachers, field. Easy to edit if you prefer a different expression.

Worksheet has 4 pictures - 1 for each season. Students are to give the name of the season, the months, weather and activities for each.

This is a 75 slide number review game. Students see 2 numbers; the teacher says a number in French. Students follow the directions to tell which number was said. Slides are divided into several sections: 0-10; 0-20; 0-69; 60-79; 80-99; 0-100. Easy to edit.

This is a mixer activity; there are 12 unique student sheets (6 pages). Each student has 3 activities in French to survey classmates about, using the passe compose. Students are to record answers received; all answers are in the passe compose. Students must also answer their classmates’ questions. All verb groups are included; questions ask for additional information.

Word search for the vocabulary in lesson B unit 3 of D’accord 1. 5 versions in each of 2 different formats: word list in French; no word list. Total of 10 unique puzzles. Adjectives and professions.

Crossword has 30 clues in English; all answers are in French. [These are the same words as on my mini-posters.] 5 versions included.

Crossword puzzle has clues in English for the vocabulary from part 2 of chapter 7 in Bien Dit 1. 5 versions included.

Crossword for the vocabulary in lesson B unit 2 of D’accord 1. 5 versions. All clues are in English, all answers are in French.