Formative Assessment for students with the alphabet in French. Example list provided but teacher can adapt to any words they would like. Recommendation to focus on letters often confused by anglophone students.
Beginners' French: Food and Drink
The students will learn how to talk about food in French. In particular, they will learn how to say what food they like and dislike using the verbs aimer (‘to like’), adorer (‘to love’), and préférer (‘to prefer’) and the negative structure ne … pas.
This is a subject verb sentence building activity. Students with build sentences with regular French ER verbs in steps.
Listening activity based
This is a hyperdoc for level 1 students to learn more about cognates and why they should study French. They will also explore French in their environments.
Students describe their phone or other frequently used favorite technology item. They tell what it looks like, how often they use it, and what they use it for.
Students search for a French brand car to describe and then play a 20-questions style game with partners to guess and figure out what each other's selected cars look like.
Students select a famous person to describe (actor, musician, sports figure, social media figure, etc.) They can be current famous figures or can be from history. They should be sure to choose someone who has enough information available about them.
Students will research and create a presentation about a famous Francophone.
In this quiz, students will label some mountains, rivers, and cities in France.
In this activity, students will label some mountains, rivers, and cities in France.
Students select a francophone African country to research and present on.
French III
Unit- Les Vacances
Students should be able to:
understand people talking about where and when they take their holidays and why
make a short oral presentation about personal holiday plans
This interactive and collaborative group activity lets the students master the vocabulary “En ville” and give and follow directions.
French II Unit "La mode"
This board game is a great activity to review the material and prepare for the quiz or test. The game encourages students to ask and answer questions related to clothing and shopping in a collaborative manner.
This Power Point reviews French irregular verbs that are typically taught in French 1.
Students will create a three day travel itinerary for a city in France. They can choose from a variety of project options.
French Vocabulary: Clothing
The resource contains a long list of words to help teachers and students master French clothing vocabulary.
French Vocabulary - Family (detailed)
The article first introduces an overview of close and extended family members in French, then clarifies some of the common misconceptions and differences between the English and French expressions. Finally, it presents a sample dialogue on the topic of family.
This document has fun conjugation charts for the verbs être, avoir, faire, aller, prendre, and boire.