Easy reference for family vocabulary. Family relationships are listed in English with the French equivalence. Easy to edit or add to. 2 copies on 1 page to reduce xeroxing.

Easy reference for family vocabulary. Family relationships are listed in English with the German equivalence. Easy to edit or add to. 2 copies on 1 page to reduce xeroxing.

Easy reference for family vocabulary. Family relationships are listed in English with the Italian equivalence. Easy to edit or add to. 2 copies on 1 page to reduce xeroxing.

Easy reference for house vocabulary.

Worksheet has 20 questions in French covering chapter 25 of The Little Prince. Students must identify what is being described.

Worksheet has 23 questions in French covering chapter 26 of The Little Prince. Students must identify who is being described - the Petit Prince, the pilot, or the fox.

Crossword has 20 clues in French for chapter 27 of Le Petit Prince.

Crossword has 21 clues in French for vocabulary from chapters 22 and 23 of Le Petit Prince.

This is a partner activity. Student A designates a box by calling its coordinates (le stylo et le papier). Student A then guesses which of the ten words are in that box. Student B responds either Tu as raison or tu as tort and records the appropriate answer on his sheet. Students alternate turns until all of both sheets have been completed. This includes 3 separate games, covering vocabulary for 20 objects and 10 classes. The purpose of this activity is to practice the vocabulary.

This is a partner activity. Student A designates a box by calling its coordinates (der Stift und das Papier). Student A then guesses which of the ten words are in that box. Student B responds either Du hast Recht or Du hast Unrecht and records the appropriate answer on his sheet. Students alternate turns until all of both sheets have been completed. This includes 3 separate games, covering vocabulary for 20 objects and 10 classes.

Partner activity to use the 10 vocabulary words pictured. Student A designates a box by calling its coordinates (jacket and coat). Student A then guesses which of the 10 words are in that box. Student B responds either You’re right or You’re wrong. Students alternate turns until both sheets have been completed. At the end of the round, students add the number of checks to see who wins. Includes 3 separate games, covering 30 different vocabulary words.

Mixer activity. There are 12 different sheets. Each one has 1 fact that the student is responsible for. Each also has 4 questions for which they need to find the answer. Students mingle, asking their questions until they find all of the answers. This lesson focuses on the history of France from 1870 to the present. Corresponds to culture section in Discovering French Nouveau Rouge unit 6. It is NOT necessary to have this text to use this activity.

Mixer activity with 12 student sheets. Each sheet has 1 fact to share and 4 questions. Students mingle to find answers to their questions. Based on reading from Discovering French Nouveau Rouge unit 2, but may be used with any book as a general intro to Jeanne d’Arc.

Mixer activity with 12 student sheets. Each sheet has 1 fact to share and 4 questions. Students mingle to find answers to their questions. Based on reading from Discovering French Nouveau Rouge unit 2, but may be used with any book as a general intro to French history.

This whole class speaking activity covers basic facts about 10 French holidays. There are 12 different student sheets. Each sheet has 1 fact to share with others and 4 questions for which the student must find the answer. Students mingle asking their questions until they find all of the answers. Corresponds to lecture section in Discovering French Nouveau Blanc, but may be used with any text.

Mixer activity. There are 12 different sheets. Each one has 1 fact that the student is responsible for. Each also has 4 questions for which they need to find the answer. Students mingle, asking their questions until they find all of the answers. This lesson focuses on capitals of Francophone countries.

Mixer activity. There are 12 different sheets. Each one has 1 fact that the student is responsible for. Each also has 4 questions for which they need to find the answer. Students mingle, asking their questions until they find all of the answers. This lesson focuses on the Antilles franaises.

Set of 16 cards form a 4 by 4 grid. Adjacent sides must match (1 side numbers & 1 side words) the time.

Print on cardstock and cut into cards. Set of 16 cards that need to be arranged in a 4 by 4 grid, adjacent sides completing phrases with partitive or expression of quantity. For example, “une bouteille” goes with “d’eau minérale” and “de la” goes with “limonade”. Works best with 3-4 students per set of cards.

Set of 16 cards form a 4 by 4 grid, similar to dominoes, but in all directions. Adjacent cards must go together, one a sentence with a noun, one a sentence with a direct object pronoun: Tengo mis libros. Los tengo. Print on cardstock and cut into cards.