search
user.png
vertical menu

French: I have... Who has? Game - At The Farm Vocabulary

French: I have... Who has? Game - At The Farm Vocabulary preview
French: I have... Who has? Game - At The Farm Vocabulary preview
French: I have... Who has? Game - At The Farm Vocabulary preview 2
French: I have... Who has? Game - At The Farm Vocabulary preview 3
French: I have... Who has? Game - At The Farm Vocabulary preview 4

Look Inside · 6 pages

Cover of the French farm vocabulary game, showing sample cards for a barn, duck, farmer, rooster, and cow
Cover of the French farm vocabulary card game
French farm game cards 1–8 and title card: start, lapin (rabbit), chicks, watering can, chicken, and more
First sheet: title card and playing cards 1–8
French farm game cards 9–17: cheval (horse), grange (barn), canard (duck), boots, scarecrow, and four more
Second sheet: playing cards 9–17
French farm game cards 18–26: farmhouse, animal feed, paysan (farmer), chicken coop, milk can, and four more
Third sheet: playing cards 18–26
French farm game cards 27–35: graines (seeds), saisons (seasons), gloves, greenhouse, fence, and four more
Fourth sheet: playing cards 27–35
French farm game cards 36–43 and instructions: doghouse, oie (goose), silo, cow, hose, shears, pond, wheelbarrow
Final sheet: playing cards 36–43 and instructions
Attributes
Grades

Grade 2, 3, 4, 5

File

PDF

Editable
No
Rating
Add To Collection
Add to collection Add to collection

About This Product

The French: I have... Who has? Game - At The Farm Vocabulary

This game is a fascinating educational resource. It uses a simple yet captivating strategy designed to engage all learners in a classroom setting while enhancing their knowledge of French vocabulary with words related to farm life.

Our interesting teaching aid includes:

  • 45 unique cards, printed nine per page.
  • Covers an array of farm-related words for grades 2 through 5.

The inclusive nature of this activity ensures that every student takes part. One student starts by asking for a term and the game continues until they locate the last card.

Although it's most effective when used in larger groups like entire classrooms, it can be adapted for smaller group activities or even individual study sessions. You will be surprised by the sudden peaceful quiet that falls over classrooms during this game – an indication of complete concentration!


Suggestion: For durability, print these cards on superior-quality paper and laminate them. There are storing and convenience options such as using small baggies or punching holes in each card's corner then attaching them onto binder rings.

An Essential Tool in Multilingual Classrooms

This vocabulary-based game isn't only beneficial for non-English speakers; it's also ideal for English-speaking students learning French as an additional language making it essential in any multilingual classroom environment where French is taught.
'I have... Who has?' wonderfully combines education with fun, providing educators like yourself invaluable assistance helping students journey into mastering the beautiful French language!

What's Included

1 PDF with 5 usable pages

0 Reviews

Explore related searches