French - Numbers 1-20

Read and recognize the French words for numbers 1 through 20.

Write the French word form of a given number from 1 to 20.

Add and subtract within 20 using French number words, both solving and verifying sums.

Identify and extend a numeric pattern presented as a sequence of French number words.

Introduce the vocabulary chart on page 1 before assigning any exercise, since every later exercise assumes students already recognize all 20 number words.

Pair Exercises 1 and 2 (recognition and production) in a single practice session before moving to the arithmetic-based Exercises 4-6.

Use Exercise 5's true/false format as a quick formative check — students must both judge the statement and supply the corrected answer when it's false.

Hand out the Les Réponses page for self-checking, or keep it for grading, since it covers every item in all six exercises.

French number vocabulary recognition — students match a French number word (e.g., quinze) to its digit and vice versa.

Arithmetic in French — students solve addition and subtraction problems within 20 written entirely in French words (e.g., huit + cinq = treize).

Numeric pattern recognition — students complete skip-counting sequences using French number words (e.g., deux, quatre, six, huit).

Verification and correction — students judge whether a French-language equation is vrai or faux and supply the correct value when it is false.