In this fun activity sheet (downloadable in PDF and DOCX format) your students will have to choose the right word from the list and write them down.
The theme here is: the face (Le visage).
You will find the following words: la bouche, les lèvres, la langue, les dents, le visage, les cheveux, l’oreille, le nez, l’œil, le menton, le sourcil, le cou, les cils, la joue, le front, la barbe, la moustache, la fossette, les rides, les taches de rousseur.
This exercise is well suited for children of level CP-CE1 (Year 2, year 3) or for adults (i. e. level A1.1 minimum).
In this PDF file (also available in DOCX format), you will find a lesson and an exercise with 18 sentences on the topic of partitive articles (de, de la, du, des). This is an area that is often difficult for foreign learners to tackle. This colorful sheet aims to explain, in a clear and concise way, the rules of French related to these articles. It is preferable that this lesson be supervised by a teacher (for the grammar points but also for the vocabulary used in the text).
Below the lesson, you will find an exercise with 18 sentences, inspired by the courses I gave in the association where I work. To make it easier for learners, I have indicated the gender of the nouns used in the sentences (♂= masculine; ♀ = feminine). On the second page is a detailed answer key. The exercise can be modified by you. It is adapted to A2 or even B1 level.
You can download the exercise in PDF and DOCX format. An answer key is included.
This map can be filled by the students; it helps them understand how Germany was split into different parts, controlled by the Allies.
This worksheet is in German! It is well illustrated and can be used as a test, after a lesson on the topic.
Interrogative pronouns, primarily used for asking questions, are very important in French.
In this worksheet, you will find 22 sentences where the students need to find the appropriate interrogative pronoun (qui, que, où, comment, quoi, quand, combien, à qui) for each gap.
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A one-page illustrated, printable and modifiable DOCX, and a printable PDF
A complete answer sheet
This text written in French is dedicated to the Eiffel Tower: it talks about its creation by Gustave Eiffel, its construction, the number of tourists who visit it, its height and its use.
In this document (docx + pdf), you will find a comprehension exercise, with 6 questions to be answered. Then comes a writing question, the subject of which is: “Have you ever visited the Eiffel Tower? What did you think of it?â€
The answer sheet is accompanied by the answers to the questions and two examples of writing.
We hope you’ll enjoy this worksheet! Don’t hesitate to have a look at our other worksheets
This fun document lets students create their own Pokemon from their imagination.
They can draw their Pokemon, and add information such as :
height and weight
its type(s)
its evolution
A sure-fire hit with young schoolchildren
This illustrated activity will help students learn vocabulary related to daily routine and free time. They will have to read a text and understand its meaning, and then develop a reflection based on it.
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A two-page printable and modifiable worksheet (DOCX + its PDF equivalent) with 4 exercises (including a writing exercise)
A complete answer sheet
Details:
In the first exercise, Thierry explains his daily routine. You must fill in 12 empty spaces from the words in the list.
In the second exercise, several French words are mentioned (from the text: work, society, concentrated, generally, attempt, banal, license…), and the meaning must be found from the proposed choice.
In the third exercise, the student will be asked to answer questions about the text.
Finally, in the fourth exercise, the learner will have to write on two topics: (1) is Thierry’s routine boring? and (2) what do you like to do in your spare time?
We hope you will find this activity useful :)
In this exercise, you’ll be able to study the French verbs ÊTRE (to be) and AVOIR (to have).
This sheet has been made by myself, a 30-year-old French teacher for strangers and migrants near Paris. I spent most of my life in France and I’m happy to share my knowledge.
The exercise sheet goes along with an answer sheet.
It can be modifiable (DOCX) or not (PDF)