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A set of 8 French grammar posters teaching word classes (parts of speech): noun (nom), adjective (adjectif), verb (verbe), adverb (adverbe), determiner (déterminant), pronoun (pronom), preposition (préposition), and conjunction (conjonction), each giving a definition, example words, and an identification trick/question with a worked example sentence.
The same thirty French sentences appear with and without gender-and-number hints. Begin with the supported version to practice selecting ce, cet, cette or ces, then use the unhinted version to see whether students can make the choice independently. The completed key supports review of each noun context.
This is a French: Savoir Conjugation Worksheet. It is a 1-page printable with 6 different activities. This is great for morning work, homework and more.
French Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns Worksheets - COD et COI Rewrite the 10 sentences replacing underlined direct and indirect objects with a pronoun. Exercises focus on: le - la - les - lui - leur There are 3 versions of this exercise included as well as a quiz. The sentences are the same on each version, only the tense changes:…
Display classroom rules and manners posters (in French) reminding students of expected behavior: listening, respect, following material-use instructions, punctuality, preparedness, confidentiality, participation, responsibility, and cleanliness
Students complete the verb forms in thirty sentences built around Il faut que. Because the trigger is supplied, the worksheet concentrates on forming the present subjunctive across different subjects and verbs. Use it after modeling the conjugations, then review selected answers with the included key and ask students to explain the stem or ending they chose.
Build reading comprehension in French through a leveled article about La Francophonie and International Francophonie Day, paired with a comprehension worksheet and a slide presentation of the same content.
The worksheet sequence practices the passé composé with regular and irregular verbs before extending to être verbs, reflexive forms and agreement. Further tasks address questions, mixed sentence completion and error correction. Review the relevant auxiliary and participle pattern before assigning a page, and use later mixed tasks once students can handle the individual forms.
A French-language design-thinking art project in which students consider a target customer, inspiration, and color choices before sketching four original shoe designs.
This worksheet set offers focused practice with the French verb être , helping students build confidence with one of the most essential verbs in the language. Through a mix of conjugation charts, fill-in-the-blank exercises, sentence writing, and short contextual reading passages, learners see être used in meaningful and varied…
A set of generic French reading-response worksheet templates that can be adapted to any text, prompting students to record their "reader voice" and "thinking voice" and reflect on how a text/their thinking has transformed.
A set of cut-and-paste worksheets for practicing French color vocabulary (les couleurs).
Practice French fruit vocabulary spelling and reinforce it through drawing.
Twenty French sentences combine partitive articles with other uses of de, including quantities and negation. Students select from the printed forms and use the surrounding phrase to guide the choice. Review a quantity expression alongside a negative sentence so learners can explain the different contexts rather than rely on noun gender alone.
A set of French-language visualization-skill worksheets (reading-strategy activities) intended to be paired with any story or text the teacher chooses, to help students form mental images while reading/listening.
A French-language worksheet booklet teaching facts about the formation of the Canadian Confederation (the British North America Act of 1867, the union of Canada-Uni with New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and related facts).
Teaches students to recognize and correct common French grammar mistakes by comparing erroneous sentences with English translations.
Students write twenty responses beginning with Non, building the negative sentence around the question’s meaning. The examples include partitive, indefinite, and definite articles, so not every article changes. Compare responses involving de with those that retain le, la, or les, using the complete model-answer page to guide the discussion.
Choose one tense and have students complete a conjugation chart for the three target verbs. The directions offer oral partner practice, written practice, and reuse in plastic sleeves with dry-erase markers. Answer versions support checking, and the timed format can be used for repeated review once students understand the forms.
The Québec packet organizes French reading into preparation, comprehension and reflection. Students make predictions and record prior knowledge, read the illustrated text, answer questions and use a strategy checklist. The later connection and critique pages invite them to compare their initial thinking with what they learned.
Focus on one article choice at a time with sentence pairs for masculine singular, feminine singular, and plural nouns. Students use the context to decide whether a definite or indefinite article fits. Work through an example together, then ask students to explain their choices. The matching keys include English translations to support review of both meaning and article use.
Provide varied, low-prep practice conjugating the irregular French verb croire (to believe) in the passé composé through six mini-activities on one page.
Revise food vocabulary and the topic of eating at a restaurant in French, including ordering and talking about a past meal.
Teach the formation and use of the French impératif passé (past imperative) tense through explanations, examples, and practice exercises.