Sudoku uses the names of 9 school subjects. 5 versions. For help solving, check out my free products “Sudoku directions”.

Worksheet has a 6 by 6 grid with pictures of school objects. There are 16 items written out in words and students identify which square it is in. Includes school objects (desk, chair) and school supplies (pen, paper). Second version in black and white.

Print on card-stock and cut into tiles. Make 1 set for every 3-4 students. Play like a normal game of Dominoes. Includes vocabulary for: notebook, book, pencil, pen, paper, eraser, calculator, book bag, blackboard, ruler, pencil sharpener, scissors.

Sudoku uses the names of 9 school subjects / materias / asignaturas. 5 versions. For help solving, check out my free products “Sudoku directions”.

Sudoku uses the names of 9 school subjects. 5 versions. For help solving, check out my free products “Sudoku directions”.

Set of 25 school subjects / As Disciplinas. Print on cardstock and cut into cards. Make 1 set for every 3-4 students. Use to play Concentration, Slap, Old Maid, Drats, Kaboom, Go Fish, Match Game.

Set of 37 vehicles. Print on cardstock and laminate.

Worksheet has 2 parts. Part 1 has 9 singular second declension nouns. Students must identify the case and then make it plural. Part 2 has 9 plural second declension nouns. Students must identify the case then then make it singular. Corresponds to Latin for the New Millennium, but may be used with any text. Easy to edit to match vocabulary from your text.

Word search has the names of school subjects in Portuguese hidden. 5 versions included.

Worksheet has 20 sentences, all beginning with Pietro ha un / una / un’ / uno. Students are to rewrite the sentences using Paolo ha due and change the noun to the plural. Easy to edit to match the vocabulary from your book.

1 page notes on the formation of the regular passé composé. 3 page worksheet. Covers the passé composé of regular verbs that use avoir. Part 1 - give the past participle. Part 2 - rewrite the passé composé sentence in the negative. Part 3 - translate the passé composé to English 3 different ways. Part 4 - fill in the blank with the passé composé. Part 5 - form questions with the passé composé using inversion. Part 6 - translate from English to French. Part 7 - Rewrite the present tense sentences in the passé composé. Part 8 - translate sentences from French to English. Good for a review at the end of the unit, before the test. Or as a review of regular passé composé before beginning irregular and être verbs.

This version of Connect 4 has more squares and so can accommodate 2 or 3 players. Students must correctly conjugate the verb to win the square. The goal is to get 4 squares in a row four times. Includes regular ARE, IRE, IRE (isc), ERE verbs in Italian. Can be used for any tense.

This is a partner activity. Students take turns identifying body parts and then connecting them if correct. The goal is to complete as many squares as possible. Uses the vocabulary for: arm, ear, eye, face, finger, foot, hair, hand, head, knee, leg, mouth, neck, nose, teeth. Good for any language.

This is a mixer activity. It deals with 12 facts about South America (La ciudad perdida de los Incas en el Perú se llama Machu Picchu). There are 36 distinctive student sheets; each has 1 of the 12 facts that needs to be shared with others and 4 questions (information to be gotten from classmates). Students mingle asking their questions until they find all of their answers.

Half page of notes in French about how to make compound nouns plural. Exercise has 30 nouns to change to the plural.

Worksheet has 15 questions all beginning with a quelle heure, all in the present tense. Mixture of verbs and vocabulary, great for the beginning of French 2.

This version of Connect 4 has more squares and so can accommodate 2 or 3 players. Students must correctly conjugate the verb to win the square. The goal is to get 4 squares in a row four times. Can be used for any tense.

This version of Connect 4 has more squares and so can accommodate 2 or 3 players. Students must correctly conjugate the verb to win the square. The goal is to get 4 squares in a row four times. Includes both types of IRE verbs. Use for any tense.

Partners take turns telling who certain objects belong to. Each partner has 6 answers to give and 6 answers to get. Second version with some of the pictures changed, corresponds to vocabulary in Bien Dit 1.

Worksheet has 21 questions that need to be answered using the correct form of TOUT: Veux-tu du poulet? Answer: On a deja mange tout le poulet.