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Not grade specific french resources for Microsoft Word
French Subject Pronouns Worksheet - Circle & Fill in the Blank
You can use this worksheet to review subject pronouns in French. It is divided into three sections. In section A, students simply need to read the sentence and circle the subject pronoun, including je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, and elles. In section B, they must choose how to talk to the people listed using tu or vous. In section C, they need to read the sentence and then write the pronoun used to talk about the people underlined - il, elle, ils, or elles. Please note that this resource doe
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French Subject Pronouns and the Irregular Verb Etre - Color by Numbers
This handout is intended to give students practice recognizing and matching subject pronouns and the irregular verb être.
Students must fill in the key at the bottom of the page to find out which subject pronoun (je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, ils/elles) matches each form of être and then color in the image accordingly. This is similar to a color-by-number activity.
The colors included are: bleu, rouge, rose, marron, vert, and jaune.
Merci en avance!
~ Frenchtastique
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French Question Words - Fill in the Blank
Get your students thinking with this fill in the blank worksheet to practice interrogative expressions in French. Students are given corresponding questions and answers, but the questions are missing their interrogative expression. Students must use the information in the answer to write in the missing interrogative expression. There is an answer key included on page two.
Question words included are:
ou
quand
comment
pourquoi
a quelle heure
avec qui
pour qui
de qui
a qui
qui
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CI Teachers' Sample 5 Day lesson plan template
Planning for a CI/TPRS lesson looks different than planning in other disciplines. Teachers who like to be super organized, and / or teachers who are required to turn in sample weekly lesson plans that are standards-based and rigorous will benefit from this sample weekly lesson plan.All languagesAll proficiency levelsStandards-BasedRigorousDaily Content-Language ObjectiveDaily Formative AssessmentWeek-At-A-Glance *(note that the sample is for Spanish 1, but easily adaptable to any language or pr
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Le week-end dernier - Passé Composé with Avoir
This worksheet is split into two parts and is entirely in French. In the first part, students must match the question to its most logical response, using the passé composé avec avoir. The second part asks students to complete a short story by conjugating the given verbs in the passé composé using the auxiliary verb avoir and -er, - ir, and -re verbs. Feel free to modify this resource to meet the needs of your curriculum.Merci en avance!
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French Subject Pronouns and Irregular Verb Avoir - Color by Conjugation
This handout is intended to give students practice recognizing and matching subject pronouns and the irregular verb avoir.Students must fill in the key at the bottom of the page to find out which subject pronoun (je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, ils/elles) matches each form of avoir and then color in the image accordingly. This is similar to a color-by-number activity.The colors included are: rouge, orange, jaune, vert, violet, and marron.Merci en avance!~ Frenchtastique
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French Body Parts - Label Homer
This worksheet can be used to introduce or review body parts in French. There is a large drawing of Homer Simspon with lines pointing to various parts of his body and boxes for students to label each part. The instructions ask students to include the necessary definite article with the vocabulary term.
Body parts included are:
la tete
les cheveux
l'oeil
la bouche
le nez
l'oreille
la dent (les dents)
le cou
la main
l'epaule
le bras
le ventre
le dos
le genou
la jambe
le pied
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Louis veut faire quelque chose - beginner French CI / TPRS -er verbs
(Beginner / Novice)Spanish Version – Louis quiere hacer algo – Click here Here is a short story about a boy who is bored and looks for something to do based off the Comprehensible Input / TPRS style of language acquisition. It contains many regular -er verbs in different forms as well as some of the most used irregular verbs. This can be used to introduce -er verbs in beginning French or reinforce students' knowledge in other levels.Multiple exercises are included to draw out understanding of th
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J'étais un extraterrestre - French CI / TPRS - imparfait / passé composé
(Intermediate - Advanced)Here is a short story based off the Comprehensible Input / TPRS style of language acquisition. It is about a man who is telling his grandson the story of his experience as an alien and the reasons for his arrival on their current planet.It contains:- multiple uses of the imperfect tense- the imperfect tense and the passé composé used together in contextMultiple exercises are included to draw out understanding of the story and reinforce the grammatical and vocabulary stru
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Fatima trouve un copain - beginner French CI / TPRS -ir verbs and aller
(Beginner / Novice - Intermediate)
Here is a short story based off the Comprehensible Input / TPRS style of language acquisition. It is about a girl who is lonely, so she goes on a dating show to find a boyfriend.
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- many regular -ir verbs in different forms as well as some of the most used irregular
verbs. This can be used to introduce -ir verbs in beginning French or reinforce
students' knowledge in other levels.
- "aller" in the present tense, as well as "aller + infini
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French Double Adjectives Worksheet - Before (B.A.G.S.) & After Nouns
This worksheet practices adjectives that come before and after the noun, as well as using regular and irregular adjectives in their various forms. Students must read the sentence and then choose which of the given nouns comes before and after the noun. Then they write the adjectives in their correct form on the line. There are five sentences total and the worksheet is made for two copies per printout. There is also an answer key included.
The adjectives included are:
grand
noir
rouge
beau
petit
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French Award Certificate
This certificate has been produced in Microsoft Word and can be customized using the included text boxes. I use the font Edwardian Script ITC.
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'Ratatouille' film questions de compréhension
French questions accompanying the film 'Ratatouille'. Questions are in order and accompany the flashcards for the film.
Questions are written in present tense for lower-level learners but can easily be adapted to Passé Composé etc
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Le petit rat, Denis, ne l'a pas fini! - French CI - TPRS - le plus que parfait
(Intermediate - Advanced)Here is a short story based off the Comprehensible Input / TPRS style of language acquisition. It is written by Denis, a well-meaning rat who just doesn't finish anything he starts...even this story!It contains:- the past perfect tense in context with the passé composé and imperfect tenses- reflexive verbs in the past perfect- examples of terms for past moments (la semaine passée, le week-end dernier, etc.)Multiple exercises are included to draw out understanding of the
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Celebrity Family Tree Project - Easily Adapted to any book EDITABLE GOOGLE DOC!
This project is done in French, but you can easily make it Spanish!! This project is broken down into chunks for easy planning and it is great for those students who need extra help with the outline process. There is the project outline on paper that you can hand out, or I've also attached a GOOGLE SLIDES link so you can show them on a projector, a real student sample from my class, a rubric for easy grading, and a student outline for them to fill in that makes it easy to follow.
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Animals Jailbreak infogap
This activity practices animals, animal definitions, prepositions, and heavily emphasizes negotiation of meaning in order to achieve the goal. The goal of this activity is to correctly place all of the animals on the "map" on Page 3. Each student only has half of the necessary information. They should work together to orally share their information in order to place all of the animals and label them with their 'name'.Answer key can be found on the last page which has all of the animals in the co
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FUTUR PROCHE writing assignment
In this assignment, students are asked to write an e-mail to an incoming French exchange student, who we pretend will be arriving this Friday. Included in this assignment are a checklist of necessary details that the student must include in his/her e-mail, some pertinent essential vocabulary, and a borrowed rubric that uses ACTFL descriptors. To this rubric I also added a final category, "Effort," with which you can assign a point value for the students' attention to detail and directions. My st
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Blondie et les 3 iPhones - French CI / TPRS adj/demonstrative/compar-superlative
(Beginner / Novice - Intermediate)Spanish Version – Blondie y los tres iPhones – Click here Here is a short story based off the Comprehensible Input / TPRS style of language acquisition. It is about Blondie, a famous model who is looking to buy a new cell phone. It is similar to Goldie Locks, but with a happier ending. :)It contains:- many adjectives for vocabulary- multiple examples of adjective agreement of both gender and number- adjective placement, including adjectives that go before and af
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All About France Project Rubric
This 3-pt scale rubric can be used in any French, French Exploration, or Intro to French Class. It could also be adapted to any foreign culture class, by tweaking the word France to a different country. It is a fully editable Word document and can be adapted to any grading system or language.
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French Cognates Worksheet
I often use this as homework for the first day of school in French 1 or 2 (I teach high school French; these students have little to no experience with French and have often never formally learned a language other than English). I usually (quickly) pre-teach some recurring patterns in French-English cognates before giving this as a homework assignment. The assignment is meant to boost the students' confidence and lower their anxiety level as they begin a new language.
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Faites attention au travail! - French CI / TPRS - professions and family
(Beginner / Novice - Intermediate)Here is a short story based off the Comprehensible Input / TPRS style of language acquisition. It is about members of a little girl's family and their professions. It's Friday, and they are all ready for the weekend. But this isn't just any Friday, it's Friday the 13th!It contains:- members of a family in relation to one character and to each other- a variety of professions- some of the most commonly used verbsMultiple exercises are included to draw out understa
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Au parc de malchance - French CI / TPRS - reflexive verbs passé composé & imp
(Intermediate - Advanced)
Here is a short story based off the Comprehensible Input / TPRS style of language acquisition. In this story, five friends go for a day of fun at an amusement park. From the very beginning, the psychic tells them to turn around, but they just wouldn't listen...
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- many uses of reflexive verbs in both the passé composé & imperfect tenses
- practice of the passé composé and imperfect in context
- vocabulary for amusement parks/fairs
Multiple exercises a
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Video Guide with Key - Rick Steves "France’s Loire: Château Country"
Join the famous Rick Steves as he visits the luxurious châteaux of the Loire Valley! This product is a video guide to accompany Rick Steves' Europe episode titled "France’s Loire: Château Country." Your students will visit les Châteaux de Chambord, Chenonceaux, Amboise, Chiverny, and Villandry. They will share a meal with Rick, learn about French meals and cheeses, and learn some history of the French Revolution and Monarchy. Includes an answer key and link to video.This video is in English, but
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AVOIR + AVOIR Expressions worksheets
This product introduces the forms of AVOIR and a short list of AVOIR expressions. There are pages to practice both of these, as well as practice for classroom items & changing sentences au négatif using AVOIR. There are answer keys included.
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