French: Dots and Boxes- Grammar- Je + Regular -ER verbs in the Present

In this free resource:

A Dots and Boxes game for pupils to practice their speaking and conjugation of -ER verbs with the pronoun JE in the Present tense.

Advice:
-Print double-sided so pupils can choose to translate from French to English or English to French, as well as to be able to check their translation if they are not sure.
-Laminate so you can use as mini-whiteboards as many times as you want without printing again.

Please note that the file is not editable

Verbs included:

• - j'aime (I like)

• - je joue (I play)

• - je chante (I sing)

• - je regarde (I watch)

• - je mange (I eat)

• - j'adore (I love)

• - je déteste (I hate)

• - je visite (I visit)

• - je parle (I speak)

• - j'étudie (I study)

• - je travaille (I work)

• - je commence (I start)

• - je danse (I dance)

• - je dépense (I spend)

• - j'arrive (I arrive)

• - je demande (I ask)

• - je donne (I give)

• - je lave (I wash)

• - je nage (I swim)

• - je porte (I wear)

• - je rêve (I dream)

• - je trouve (I find)

• - je reste (I stay)

• - je ferme (I close)

• - j'écoute (I listen)

• - j'accepte (I accept)

• - je montre (I show)

• - j'oublie (I forget)

• - je présente (I introduce)

• - je rencontre (I meet)

• - je refuse (I refuse)

• - je saute (I jump)

• - je téléphone ( I phone)

• - je semble (I seem)

• - je tombe (I fall)

• - j'utilise (I use)

• - je vole (I steal)

• - je garde (I keep)

• - j'essaye (I try)

• - j'espère (I hope)

Instructions:

Two players using two different colour pens.

Taking turns, draw a vertical or horizontal line between two dots.

Give the French equivalent for the English on either side of the line.

If on your turn you manage to complete a box, draw a cross inside the box with your colour.

At the end of the game, the player with most crosses wins.

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