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French Connect 4: Subjonctif Irregular Verbs Game

A Connect-4-style game board ("Puissance 4") has students write present-subjunctive conjugations of eight irregular French verbs to win boxes, and the file includes a fully completed answer key.
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Grades 10–12
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Updated Oct 09, 2021

Subject
Foreign Languages, French
Topic
French game, French Connect 4
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A Connect-4-style game board, "Puissance 4," has pairs of students take turns filling in boxes with correctly conjugated present-subjunctive forms of eight irregular French verbs — être, aller, avoir, faire, pouvoir, savoir, vouloir, and valoir — across all eight subject pronouns (je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, elles). Players may only build upward from an already-played box, and the first to connect four boxes in a row, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, wins; a how-to-play sheet explains setup, turn order, and win conditions. The file includes a second, fully completed version of the same grid with every correct conjugation already filled in (e.g., je sois, tu sois, il/elle soit for être), which the instructions identify as the answer key students use to check their work mid-game. The set is credited to Love Learning Languages, copyright 2021.

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Learning objectives

  • Conjugate irregular French verbs (être, aller, avoir, faire, pouvoir, savoir, vouloir, valoir) correctly in the present subjunctive across all subject pronouns.

  • Self-check subjunctive conjugation accuracy against a provided answer key during gameplay.

Teaching tips

  • Pair students and give each pair one copy of the blank game board, as the instructions specify.

  • Keep the completed answer-key grid available for students to self-check once four boxes are connected.

  • Review the present-subjunctive forms of all eight irregular verbs before play, since the game assumes students can already produce them from memory.

Skills covered

  • Present-subjunctive conjugation — students write the correct subjunctive form of an irregular French verb for a given subject pronoun to claim a game board box.

  • Self-assessment — students compare their written conjugations against a completed answer key to verify accuracy.

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