A simple table of French adjectives to describe personality. Students are given either the masculine, the feminine or the English word and must fill in the other two.
Click on the image below to download the worksheet. An answer sheet with the solution highlighted in red is also available here.
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A free French wordsearch with fifteen common phrases to describe daily routine. There are two differentiated options to choose from. The phrases in the wordsearch are all in French, but you can choose from having clues in French or English.
To download the French only version click on the image below:
To download the higher level version where students are given the English and must work out the French, click here.
To download an answer sheet with the solution highlighted in red, click here.
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An animals wordsearch including the most common vocabulary used in the unit. This worksheet has two differentiated versions. The words in the wordsearch are of course all in French, but you can choose from the listed vocabulary being in French or in English. To download the simple French version, click on the picture below.
To download the higher level version, where students are given the English vocabulary and must work out the French, click here.
To download an answer sheet with the solution highlighted in red, click here.
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A Pelmanism/Matching Cards game with pictures and vocabulary for fifteen common words for animals in French.
Click on the image below to download and see the notes beneath that for a description of the game. I suggest printing onto card so that the images are not visible through paper.
Pelmanism
Students work in small teams of 3 – 6. They shuffle the cards and lay them all face down on the table. Students take it in turns to select two cards, aiming to find a matching pair. If they find one, they keep the cards and take another turn. If not, they must return the cards to where they found them.
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A Pelmanism/Matching Cards game with pictures and vocabulary for fifteen common phrases to describe daily routine in French.
Click on the image below to download and see the notes beneath that for a description of the game. I suggest printing onto card so that the images are not visible through paper.
Pelmanism
Students work in small teams of 3 – 6. They shuffle the cards and lay them all face down on the table. Students take it in turns to select two cards, aiming to find a matching pair. If they find one, they keep the cards and take another turn. If not, they must return the cards to where they found them.
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A worksheet to practise describing colour of hair and eyes in French. Click on the image below to download. You can also find a PowerPoint to accompany this worksheet here.
