Worksheet has 25 fill in the blank sentences for the present tense of IR verbs in French. Includes second version with same 25 sentences split into 2 separate worksheets.

Worksheet has a 6 by 6 grid with pictures of fruits and vegetables. There are 16 fruits and vegetables written out in words and students identify which square it is in. Includes second version in black and white.

100 point test for chapter 4 of Bien Dit 1. 10 points dictation. 10 points write out the times in a complete sentence. 15 points fill in the blank sentences with the present tense of RE verbs. 15 points fill in the blank sentences with the present tense of GER and CER verbs. 10 points write out the numbers (between 40 and 200+). 15 points fill in the blank sentences with the present tense of spelling-change verbs like acheter and préférer. 5 points fill in the blank with adjectives used as nouns. 10 points write a 5 sentence paragraph about classes including time, day, and opinion. 10 points translate 3 sentences from English to French.

Includes 35 Bingo cards. Print on card-stock and laminate. All times are in increments of 5 minutes.

PowerPoint has 82 slides to introduce and practice the names of 48 fruits and vegetables. Vocabulary is divided into several sections of 7-10 words at a time. Includes less common vocabulary such as pomegranate, cranberry, cabbage and garlic.

5 sections of notes: verbs that are followed directly by another verb; verbs followed by à + infinitive; verbs followed by de + infinitive; verbs followed by à + noun; verbs followed by de + noun. Each section has a sample sentence. 2 separate worksheets included: students write a sentence with the given prompts, using à or de when necessary.

Worksheet has 25 fill in the blank sentences with the present tense of irregular French verbs. Includes aller, avoir, prendre, recevoir, boire, tenir, vouloir, pouvoir, rire, dire, construire, courir and more.

This is a paper version of Connect Four. Students play in pairs. Students must correctly identify the coordinates of the square (hat and it’s raining). If wrong, the partner gets the square. Partners alternate turns. The goal is to get 4 squares in a row (vertical, horizontal, diagonal). The winner is the first one to “Connect Four” two times on the same board (3 to make it more challenging). You may make the game more challenging by having students use a particular verb, tense, adjectives or construction (complete sentence). May be used for any language.

Worksheet has 20 fill in the blank sentences to practice the present tense of faire. Expressions are common for French I or II, many are cognates.

37 slides with general information and vocabulary for using the Paris metro. Works best with a separate copy of the map (the last slide can be enlarged and printed). 9 of the 37 slides are duplicates - the first slide has the information in French and the second slide has the same information in English.

Set of 36 Bingo cards with pictures of 30 professions. Print on cardstock and laminate. Last page is call list; print on cardstock and cut into strips. Vocabulary used: actor/actress, architect, artist, baker, banker, boss, bus driver, businessperson, butcher, computer specialist, cook, dentist, doctor, electrician, farmer, filmmaker, firefighter, judge, lawyer, mail carrier, mechanic, musician, nurse, pharmacist, photographer, plumber, police officer, salesperson, secretary, singer, teacher, veterinarian, waiter/waitress, writer. Second version with 36 4 by 4 cards uses 22 vocabulary words: actor/actress, artist, baker, businessperson, butcher, dentist, doctor, firefighter, judge, lawyer, mail carrier, musician, nurse, pharmacist, photographer, police officer, salesperson, secretary, singer, teacher, veterinarian, waiter/waitress. Third version with 3 by 3 cards uses 12 vocabulary words: dentist, doctor, farmer, firefighter, lawyer, mail carrier, mechanic, nurse, police officer, salesperson, teacher, waiter/waitress.

Puzzle has nature-related vocabulary in Spanish hidden. 5 versions included.

Worksheet uses clothing vocabulary. 8 sentences, rewrite, adding the correct form of each of the adjectives, for a total of 24 sentences written. Second version has exact same set up, but with objects instead of clothing. Vocabulary in second version corresponds to Bien Bit 1.

Crossword puzzle uses the present tense of the irregular Italian verbs andare, avere, bere, dare, dire, essere, fare, stare, uscire and venire. 5 versions.

Worksheet has 3 sections using the present tense of reflexive verbs in French. Part 1 has 12 sentences to change from singular to plural and from plural to singular; part 2 has 6 negative imperatives to be rewritten in the affirmative; part 2 has 9 questions to answer in a complete sentence.

Worksheet has 20 sentences in French. Students must choose between the 3 sets of articles.

Uses advanced medical vocabulary (rash, chicken pox, cough). Partners converse in French until both charts are completed.

Simple quiz / worksheet with a 4 column format on interrogative and demonstrative adjectives and pronouns. Vocabulary is hotel related.

Wordsearch has 26 foods: poisson, viande, jambon, poulet, saucisson, rosbif, pain, beurre, fromage, pomme, banane, orange, raisins, legume, petits pois, pomme de terre, haricots verts, carotte, tarte, gateau, glace, boisson, lait, eau, the, cafe. Word list is provided in English; students must find corresponding French words. This version is perfect for younger or lower level students. 5 versions included.

Worksheet is set up in 2 columns (usted & ustedes). Students are given 21 infinitives to conjugate the imperative.