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This Summer activity bundle is perfect for having your beginner French/primary students practice vocabulary related to Summer words in French all while having fun! Comes with 5 different activities (word search, cut and paste, drawing, I spy, decoding.) Answer key is provided. Please leave a review if you enjoyed using this resource and would recommend it to others. Your support is very much appreciated.

This cut and paste activity can be used with your primary/beginner students in your French language classroom. Students will match the French words to the pictures. 2 different activities to do this are provided along with a vocabulary sheet.

This vocabulary sheet can be used with your beginner students in your French language classroom to help them review Summer vocabulary words. French and English translations provided.

These French bookmarks can be used in your French language classroom as a reward prize or given out to your students at the beginning/end of the school year to encourage them to read. 2 bookmarks are included. They can be laminated for longer use.

This lesson can be used in your Spanish language classroom with your beginner students to review the formation and uses of the near future tense (el futuro cercano) in Spanish. Students will get to practice using the near future tense by doing match up activities, fill in the blanks, writing and translating sentences, and reviewing expressions of time (ex. la próxima semana, este fin de semana, etc.) Google Slides presentation link included (viewer mode) https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1gOWYXCqC4Yn89Efr010lrw3B_3ek9GY-/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=110404983291446491184&rtpof=true&sd=true

This fun hands-on game will get your beginner students in your Spanish language classroom speaking by having them ask questions in Spanish to their classmates using vocabulary on dairy products, meats, sweet and savoury foods. Students will also practice using the partitive articles to talk about quantities (ex. un, una). Comes with 28 cards.

This fun hands-on game will get your beginner students in your French language classroom speaking by having them ask questions in French to their classmates using vocabulary on dairy products, meats, sweet and savoury foods. Students will also practice using the partitive articles to talk about quantities (ex. un, une, du, de la, des). Comes with 28 cards.

This fun hands-on game will get your beginner students in your Spanish language classroom speaking by having them ask questions in Spanish to their classmates using vocabulary on fruits and vegetables. Students will also practice using the partitive articles to talk about quantities (ex. un, une, du, de la, des). Comes with 28 cards.

This fun hands-on game will get your beginner students in your French language classroom speaking by having them ask questions in French to their classmates using vocabulary on fruits and vegetables. Students will also practice using the partitive articles to talk about quantities (ex. un, une, du, de la, des). Comes with 28 cards.

This reading comprehension activity can be used in your French language classroom with your beginner/beginner-intermediate French students to help them review vocabulary related to someone talking about their town, favourite foods, and activities/things to do in their town. Intercultural connections: Students will learn some information about a francophone country, Switzerland. Extension activity idea: Students can write a short paragraph to talk about their town/country following the format the narrator of the text uses. Answer key provided.

This assignment can be used in your Spanish class to assess your students’ knowledge of writing basic sentences using the verbs tener and ser in the present tense and including physical descriptions related to one’s hair, eyes, nose, and body parts/type. Includes success criteria and a planning organizer.

This assignment can be used in your French class to assess your students’ knowledge of writing basic sentences using the verbs être and avoir in the present tense and including physical descriptions related to one’s hair, eyes, nose, and body parts/type. Includes success criteria and a planning organizer.

This listening assessment/activity can be used with your beginner level students in your Spanish language classroom to assess their listening skills of key terms related to talking about one’s physical appearance. Answer key provided. Note: The teacher/instructor will be required to read the key terms out loud, since there is no audio file provided.

This listening assessment/activity can be used with your beginner level students in your French language classroom to assess their listening skills of key terms related to talking about one’s physical appearance. Answer key provided. Note: The teacher/instructor will be required to read the key terms out loud, since there is no audio file provided.

This listening quiz can be used in your French language classroom as an assessment or activity to revise giving basic physical descriptions of people in French. This is aimed at beginner level students. Answer key is provided (You will have to read the sentence directly out loud from the answer key, as there is no audio file provided.)

This beginner level text can be used as a reading comprehension activity in your Spanish language classroom as an activity or assessment to assess your students’ knowledge of physical descriptions in Spanish. Answer key is provided.

This reading comprehension bundle consisting of two worksheets can be used in your French language classroom as an activity or assessment to assess your students’ knowledge on physical descriptions. They will answer questions related to talking about someone’s name, eye/hair colour, and their physical appearance. Short answer and true or false questions with answer keys are provided.

This reading comprehension activity can be used in your French language classroom as an activity or assessment to assess your students’ knowledge on physical descriptions given by someone. They will answer questions related to talking about someone’s name, eye/hair colour, and their physical appearance. Short answer and true or false questions with an answer key is provided.

This trivia quiz consisting of short answers, multiple choice, and true/false questions can be used in your French language classroom to test students’ knowledge about the francophone world. Suggestions for assessment: Have students auto-correct using the answer key provided.

This “Would you rather?” game can be used in your French language classroom to promote your students’ speaking skills by having them share their preferences from a list of given options. A list of sentence starters are provided for additional support.