Mixer activity. Sheet has 4 mini-surveys about sports. Each student gets a complete sheet to fill out. Collect all papers and cut in 4. Mix up and pass out 4 sheets per student, making sure no one gets their own paper back. Students must survey classmates until they find the person whose paper they have.

Print on cardstock and cut into cards. Includes 9 verbs that form the passato prossimo regularly with avere. To play Spoons, students collect the full conjugation of 1 verb. To play Uno, students play cards on the discard pile by matching either the verb or the subject.

1 page worksheet: complete ID card, sort nationalities by continent, identify 5 flags giving ms, fs, mp and fp forms of adjective in French.

Students read 10 sentences and complete the family tree with names. Then students write 10 sentences of their own describing the relationship between the given people. Includes grandchild and in-law terms.

Worksheet has 24 sentences describing jobs in French. Students then find words in puzzle. 5 versions included.

Set of 24 tiles. Print on cardstock and cut into strips; make 1 set per 2-3 students. Example: “un sac” links to “de pommes”. Students must pay attention to make sure the quantity is logical for the item. A few expressions may have more than one possible answer; students must decide which one to use in order to have a complete, logical loop.

Worksheet has 10 questions with do you prefer and a choice of 2 pictures. Students answer in complete sentences. May be used with demonstrative adjectives or pronouns.

Set of 24 tiles. Print on cardstock and cut into strips; make 1 set per 2-3 students. Example: “Quelles sont les meilleures vacances” links to “dont tu te souviens?” Uses qui, que, object of a preposition and dont.

Crossword puzzle gives a roman numeral for the clue and students write the number in Italian for the answer. 5 versions included.

Worksheet has 32 sentences. Rewrite with correct pronoun. ALL situations included: direct, indirect, y, en, double, Passé Compos, infinitive, imperative.

This worksheet has a list of 73 infinitives that upper level students should know; students fill in the past participle. Handy to keep as future reference guide.

Worksheet has 2 parts. Part 1 has 10 questions with QUEL that need to be rewritten with the correct interrogative pronoun. Part 2 has 12 sentences; students ask for clarification with an interrogative pronoun. All sentences are about clothing; uses advanced vocabulary such as demode, pois, rayures, cuir. Matches the vocabulary of Discovering French Nouveau Blanc unit 7, but may be used with any text.

Clues give an infinitive ending in IAR, UAR, or UIR and a subject pronoun. Students are to conjugate the verbs in the present tense. 5 versions included.

Wordsearch has 5 versions in each of 2 formats for a total of 10 unique puzzles. Format 1 gives the gerund; students are to find it in the puzzle and then write the infinitive by each gerund. Format 2 gives the infinitive as the clue; students are to give the irregular gerund and then find it in the puzzle. Good for when studying progressive tenses in Spanish.

Puzzle gives an infinitive and a subject for the clue. Students must conjugate the -IR verb in the present tense for the answer. 5 versions with vosotros; 5 versions without vosotros.

Crossword uses English for clues and Spanish for the answers. Uses relationship vocabulary. 5 versions included. Good for AP Spanish theme Contemporary Life / La vida contemporánea and context Relationships / Las relaciones personales.

Worksheet has 24 fill in the blank sentences with the present tense of French verbs ending in CER and GER. Vocabulary corresponds to Bien Dit 1 Chapter 4, but may be used with any text.

Top half of sheet has Venn diagram. Bottom half has statements about clothes, including color, print and fabric. Students work with a partner, reading the statements, and recording each one under "moi", "nous" or "mon partenaire". To extend the lesson, students can then interview other classmates until they find someone who has each statement.

Top half of sheet has Venn diagram. Bottom half has statements about sports. Students work with a partner, reading the statements, and recording each one under "moi", "nous" or "mon partenaire". To extend the lesson, students can then interview other classmates until they find someone who has each statement.

Partner charts - each chart has only half of the information filled in. Students must converse in French to complete their chart. Uses seasons and clothes. Can be more challenging by requiring certain tenses or grammatical structures to be used. Second version has vocabulary to match Bien Dit 1. Easily editable to match your text’s vocabulary.