French: Prendre Conjugation Board Game - Present Tense
Practice conjugating the French verb prendre in the present tense through a printable board game.
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Practice conjugating the French verb prendre in the present tense through a printable board game.
Memory-matching game to build recognition of French preposition vocabulary.
Review present and past subjunctive verb conjugations in French through a Jeopardy-style class game.
This is a set of 4 French present tense fortune tellers. Instructions for how to fold and use the fortune tellers are included.
Memory-matching game to build recognition of French professions vocabulary.
A card game ('Quel Dommage') for practicing conjugation of être, avoir, aller, and faire across five different tenses.
A card game ('Quel Dommage') for practicing idiomatic expressions built with the verb avoir (e.g., avoir faim, avoir peur, avoir raison).
A card game ('Quel Dommage') for practicing present-tense conjugation of the verb avoir (to have).
A card game ('Quel Dommage') for practicing French direct object pronouns (le, la, les).
A card game ('Quel Dommage') for practicing present-tense conjugation of the verb être (to be).
A card game ('Quel Dommage') for practicing present-tense conjugation of the verb faire (to do/make).
A card game ('Quel Dommage') for practicing the French futur antérieur (future perfect) tense.
A card game ('Quel Dommage') for practicing the French imperfect tense (l'imparfait) with a variety of common verbs.
Practice using French indirect object pronouns (me, te, lui, nous, vous, leur) to restate sentences, via a card-drawing game.
French: Quel Dommage Game - IR Verbs Task Cards is an engaging card game for intermediate to advanced French learners to practice IR verbs. Students will draw cards, restate sentences, and try to accumulate points while avoiding losing them. This versatile 30-card deck works well for whole class or small group activities and can be…
Practice deciding between être and avoir as the auxiliary verb in the French passé composé (perfect tense) and restating sentences accordingly, via a card game.
Practice conjugating regular French verbs in the passé composé with the auxiliary verb avoir, via a card game.
Practice conjugating French verbs that take être as the passé composé auxiliary (e.g. aller, sortir, monter, mourir, naître), including past-participle gender/number agreement, via a card game.
Practice forming the French plus-que-parfait (past perfect) tense with être and avoir auxiliaries, via a card game.
Practice conjugating the French verb aller in the present tense, via a card game.
Practice replacing French noun phrases with the correct object/adverbial pronoun (le/la/les, lui/leur, y, en, and double-pronoun combinations) to restate sentences, via a card game.
Practice conjugating regular French -RE verbs in the present tense (e.g. attendre, défendre, fondre, mordre, entendre, descendre, perdre), via a card game.
Practice conjugating reflexive French verbs in the present tense (e.g. se lever, se laver, se brosser, se maquiller, se raser, s'habiller, se déshabiller, se promener, s'amuser), via a card game.
Practice conjugating regular French -ER verbs in the present tense (e.g. aimer, apporter), via a card game.