FRENCH TIME BOOM CARDS BUNDLE ⭐ French Boom Cards ⭐ Telling Time Task Cards
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75 decks of 2000+ self-correcting French Boom Cards for French 1 and 2 students. The perfect tool for mastering pronunciation, spelling, conjugation, and usage in context. Great for sub plans, homework, listening, verb practice. More decks will be added to this bundle as they become available.BooPrice $129.99Original Price $189.28Save $59.29
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Your students will master telling time in French with these digital, self-correcting French Time Boom Cards. 100% in the target language with native speaker sound files to teach students to pronounce and spell expressions with time. Just send the link and your job is done! Great for French sub plans!
Level 1 (43 cards): Quelle heure est-il?, Il est une heure, Il est deux heures, etc., + midi, minuit
Level 2 (30 cards): 15, 30, 45 (Il est deux heures et quart., Il est une heure et demie., Il est quatre heures moins le quart.)
Level 3 (30 cards): Minutes 1-59 (Il est six heures huit., Il est onze heures moins dix..), du matin, de l'après-midi, du soir.
4 types of flashcards:
1. Learning: Teaches students the basics of time and reviews how to spell and pronounce numbers.
2. Recognition: Listen to the time, read the time sentence, and select the image that matches.
3. Listening: Listen to 4 times and select the one that matches the image.
4. Writing: Look at the image and write a sentence with the correct time.
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