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Seasons of the Year in French, with Weather Vocabulary

Seasons of the Year in French, with Weather Vocabulary preview
Seasons of the Year in French, with Weather Vocabulary preview
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Cover of Le temps et les saisons, J'ai... Qui a...? in French: sample cards show sun, storm, rainbow, snowman and seasons
Overview of the French weather and seasons card deck
Weather vocabulary cards in French: students match J'ai pictures (rainbow, rain cloud, sun, snowflakes) to Qui a...? calls
Print and cut the opening set of game cards
Season and weather cards in French: summer, snowman, icicles, blue sky, snow, autumn, four seasons, storm and umbrella
Middle cards of the deck to cut out for whole-class play
Last French cards: hail, cloud, winter, strong wind ending 'À la prochaine fois!', plus French game instructions
Read the rules aloud before the first round
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Grade 3, 4, 5

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About This Product

When teaching a new language to students or simply teaching non-English speaking students, you’ll always want to make sure you have resources that they can enjoy. From worksheets to activities and games, there are so many good things for you to choose from in my story.

 

This is a French "I have ... Who has ...?" game! The vocabulary within this game will be The Weather and The Seasons, so students will see and practice many words that they are familiar with.

 

If your students have never played this game before, the idea is simple and includes every learner:

--The cards are shuffled and distributed.

-- A player starts and asks for a term.

-- If they have the right card, they call: "I have …" and ask for the next term.

-- The game continues until the last card has been found.

 

This game is played best with a whole classroom of students. You will be surprised how quiet the room will suddenly get and how your learners will listen carefully.

 

There are a total of 23 cards. You can print and laminate the cards for durability.

 

To store the cards, you may choose to put them in a small baggie or hole punch them so they can attach to a binder ring.

 

Here are more of my resources for you to enjoy:

Spanish: Spring Flash Cards

German: Animal Characteristics Worksheet – Zebra

German: Family Clip Cards

Let’s Talk About the Circus Board Game

Prepositions Flash Cards

I Have… Who Has? Fruits & Vegetables

 

You can find more resources at my storefront here: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/better-teaching-resources

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1 PDF with 3 usable pages

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