French Faire Expressions Jeopardy Game

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The French Faire Expressions Jeopardy Game

Serving as a comprehensive language learning tool in the world languages sub-category for teaching French, this game has been designed for Grades 6 through 12. This game comes packed with both a PDF and PowerPoint version, optimally integrating technology into the learning process.

A Classroom Version Of The Popular Quiz Show "Jeopardy"

The PowerPoint game brings the thrill of this quiz show into your teaching space and focuses exclusively on 'Faire expressions' in French. Built over 15 years of classroom use, it smoothly runs compared to other instructional games.

Multimedia Learning Resource
  • Lively visuals and engaging audio components such as Jeopardy music present an extra layer to typical instruction materials.
  • The inclusion of elements from the actual TV show like A Daily Double & Final Jeopardy round increases student engagement levels.
Versatile Instruction Style Accommodation

This game facilitates various instruction styles :

  1. Whole group instruction where students can form teams for friendly competition
  2. In smaller cohorts or pairs encouraging collaboration, critical thinking, and FUN!
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  4. As homework so that students get practice outside class hours too.
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      In addition, teachers may decide if answers are required strictly in question format or not which can make the game less intimidating but still exciting among learners who look forward to 'Jeopardy Day'. Finally if you're seeking an enriching supplement to your existing curriculum or keen on promoting interest towards French language - keep this interactive resource under consideration!

What's Included

PDF and PowerPoint

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interactive learning French language Jeopardy game expressions classroom resource

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