Here are some fun French St. Patrick’s Day activities for your class. In this document you will find the following: Write sentences using “il y a” Solve the riddles Find at least 10 words using the expression given. Fill the shamrock with French words

Assess your students’ listening comprehension skills with these two activities. In this document, you will find the following: Listen to the sentence and circle the corresponding image. Listen to the text being read and respond to the questions in English.

Practice verbs and reading comprehension with these activities. In this document, you will find the following: Conjugation of verbs (both regular and irregular verbs) Être & Avoir Read the paragraph and insert the correct word from the bank.

Here are some fun Saint Patrick’s day activities for your French class. In this document, you will find the following: Vocabulary related to Saint Patrick’s Day Match up Unscramble Word Search Prepositions Colour the words True or False statements Why are you lucky? Write your reasons in the shamrock provided. Describe the picture. Guiding questions are provided for teacher’s use.

Teach your students how to form the negative in French (ne…pas) with these simple worksheets. In this document you will find the following: Change sentences into the negative Rewrite a paragraph in the negative Rearrange the words to form sentences Respond to questions in the negative

Here are some simple worksheets to help your students understand how to conjugate and correctly use “pouvoir, vouloir, savoir, devoir.” In this document, you will find the following: Conjugation of each verb followed by practice activities. Match Up Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb Make sentences using the words provided Colour the correct conjugations

Teach your students to express possession in French with these worksheets. They will gain practice using the preposition “de”. Examples are also provided.

Help your students to gain a solid understanding of possessive adjectives with these activities. In this document, you will find the following: Possessive Adjectives Chart: can be printed and given to students to use as a reference Multiple Choice Translate sentences Read and insert the correct possessive adjective

Teach your students how to ask questions in French with this simple resource. In this document, you will find a display sheet to show the common question words which can be printed and given to students to use as a reference. There is also a worksheet with 25 sentences in which students must determine the correct question word that is needed.

Get your students talking in French about their family with this resource. The questions are simple and easy to comprehend and will help to develop their communication skills. You can also use these questions to assess how much they can understand and how effectively they can provide a response.

No prep activities on French family members. These worksheets will help your students to learn new vocabulary and even reinforce what they have already learned. In this document you will find the following: Match Up: French and English words Unscramble Reading Comprehension: There are 2 versions. Read the text and answer the questions in French or English. Word Search: Find the French Reorganize the words to make sentences Create sentences using the words provided in each of the columns

Improve your students’ skills in all components of the language with these additional high frequency words in French. The list of words provided in these activities are: hier surtout chaque dernier nouveau toujours quand oui non dehors vite favori presque voici souvent In this document, you will find the following: Match Up Complete the sentences Word Search: Find the French Unscramble Listening Comprehension

Improve your students’ reading comprehension skills with these worksheets. There are 5 texts in French and the questions are in both in French and English so you can decide which you prefer to use. The topics include: Mon Ecole Mon Voisinage Mes Vacances La Ferme Au Zoo

Teach your students about French speaking countries with this resource. In this document you will find the following: Countries that speak French and which continent they are located on. The flag for each country is also provided. Countries and Capitals: students have to read the sentence and choose the corresponding capital from the list given. Solutions are provided for teacher’s use. Countries and Nationalities: a) Students have to match the country to the nationality. b) Students have to complete the chart by providing the masculine and feminine forms of the nationality for each country. Solutions are provided for teacher’s use. Countries and Continents: students have to read the instructions and colour the countries depending on the continent that they belong to. True or False: read the statements and indicate whether they are true or false. Solutions are provided for teacher’s use.

Boost your students’ listening and / or reading comprehension skills with this fun game. There are several ways to play so students can work as a team or individually. This game can also be used as a means of assessment. There are 28 slides each with a riddle on it and students have to figure out the answer. Solutions are provided for teacher’s use.

Introduce your students to 15 high frequency words in French with these worksheets. In this document, you will find the following: Match up: French and English Complete the sentence with the correct word Listen and circle the word in French. Teacher’s copy is included Word Search: Find the French Translate sentences into French

Fun French Valentine’s Day activities to do with your students. In this document, you will find the following: Find the message: Use the symbols in the chart provided to decipher the message. Make sentences: Count the objects and make a sentence using the expression “Je vois”

There are 2 activities in this document. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in the present tense. (regular “er” verbs, être & avoir) Use the words provided in each column to make grammatically correct sentences.