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Here are some crossword puzzles that will be useful for those who are learning to read in French. You will find various objects and crossword puzzles. Each time you have to recognize the right word from the list (at the bottom) and place them in the right place. These works are intended for CP / CE1 (1st & 2nd grade). They can also be used with adults (A1 level). These exercises can be downloaded in PDF format. The subject here is the letters G and GU. The purpose of the exercise is to avoid the frequent confusion between these two letters We hope you will enjoy this worksheet!

Here are two French exercises on the theme of family. The document contains two pages. A family tree represents a family and indicates the first names and ages of each person. The 1st exercise, quite simple, consists in classifying the characters according to their age, from the oldest to the youngest. The 2nd exercise, a little more complex, consists of describing the family relationships between the characters. These exercises are suitable for A1 and A2 level learners, as well as for CE1 and CE2 students (2nd & 3rd grade in France). They can be downloaded in PDF format, as well as in DOCX format, allowing you to modify and adapt them if you wish.

A 7-page A4 document to raise awareness about fire hazards while improving French skills. Free PDF download, answer key included. Content Firefighters’ advice on: Electricity: Avoiding overloads and short circuits. Household appliances: Proper maintenance. Deep fryers, candles, cigarettes: Safety precautions. Smoke detectors: Installation and upkeep. Child awareness: Teaching fire safety. Exercises Vocabulary: Matching key fire safety terms. Conjugation: Present, past, and conditional tenses. Comprehension: Identifying risks and best practices. Speaking: Fire prevention campaigns, emergency reactions. Writing: Prevention articles and action plans. Key Features Practical: Directly applicable fire safety tips. Structured: From vocabulary to advanced expression. Interactive: Encourages critical thinking. Target Audience For adults, students, and FFL B1/B2 candidates looking to enhance their French with a relevant topic. Suitable for A2, B1, and B2 learners. Available in PDF and DOCX, with answer key.

Learn Colors in English! Objective: Write the correct color name in English under each lollipop. Color List: White, Dark blue, Light blue, Black, Brown, Orange, Yellow, Green, Red, Violet, Pink, Gray How to Use: Look at each lollipop. Identify its color from the list. Write the corresponding color name in the blank space below it. Why Use This Worksheet? Perfect for kids and beginner English learners Encourages visual recognition and vocabulary building in a fun way

Do you want to learn or teach colors in German in a fun way? This educational worksheet is perfect for children and beginners in German. Exercise Overview The exercise consists of writing the correct color name under each colorful lollipop. Thanks to this visual and interactive activity, learners can easily memorize German colors while having fun! List of included colors: Rot (red) Orange (orange) Gelb (yellow) Grün (green) Violett (purple) Weiß (white) Schwarz (black) Braun (brown) Grau (gray) Hellblau (light blue) & Dunkelblau (dark blue) Rosa (pink) Why use this worksheet? Ideal for children and German beginners Fun and visual learning

Improve Your French – FLE A2-B1 – Culture, Health & Well-being, Daily Life This 100-page A4 black & white workbook is designed for intermediate FLE learners (A2-B1) who want to improve their French while discovering practical, everyday knowledge. A Dynamic and Engaging Learning Experience This book covers real-life topics with a variety of exercises: Vocabulary Grammar & conjugation Reading comprehension (multiple choice, open-ended questions, rephrasing & interpretation) Written and oral expression Practical Themes for Useful Knowledge The book is divided into three sections: Culture: French traditions, etiquette, cultural celebrations Health & Well-being: Nutrition, sleep, sports & physical activity, risks of common products (bisphenol, paracetamol…) Daily Life: Practical dialogues, everyday expressions, real-life situations, and current topics (going to the dentist, firefighter safety tips, the truth about cheap clothing…), verb tense choices (passé composé, imparfait) Ideal for A2-B1 Learners Preparing for DELF B1 With accessible texts and progressive exercises, this book is perfect for intermediate learners looking to enhance their French skills while gaining valuable everyday knowledge. Includes answer keys with detailed explanations to help learners improve their French. A practical and effective tool to learn, progress, and expand your cultural knowledge.

Découvrez des phrases fréquemment utilisées par les Français dans la vie courante. Entraînez-vous à les intégrer dans 2 dialogues réalistes. Cet exercice FLE permet d’enrichir le vocabulaire des apprenants, tout en améliorant leur compréhension écrite et l’expression orale. Ce que vous trouverez dans cet exercice : Une mise en situation proche du quotidien, pour une immersion linguistique efficace. Des dialogues à compléter avec des expressions authentiques comme « Pas de souci », « Ok, ça roule » ou encore « Laisse tomber ». Des réponses variées pour explorer plusieurs tournures de phrases. Pour niveau FLE A2, B1 et suivants. Corrigé inclus. Discover phrases frequently used by the French in everyday life. Practise using them in 2 realistic dialogues. This FLE exercise enriches learners’ vocabulary, while improving their written comprehension and oral expression. What you will find in this worksheet: Real-life situations for effective language immersion. Dialogues to complete with authentic expressions such as ‘Pas de souci’, ‘Ok, ça roule’ or ‘Laisse tomber’. Varied answers to explore different turns of phrase. For FFL A2, B1 and above. Answers included.

This printable resource helps students learn essential weather vocabulary in German through matching exercises and visuals. The worksheet includes: 23 key weather expressions 10 illustrated weather images A speaking prompt to reinforce oral skills Clear layout and learner-friendly design Ideal for beginners and younger learners (ages 10–13). Use it in class or at home – no prep needed. Download the PDF and bring weather vocab to life!

This printable worksheet is designed to help young learners and beginner English students master essential weather vocabulary. It is ideal for primary school classrooms and ESL lessons. What’s Inside? Illustrated images representing 12 different weather conditions A word bank to support learners A write-the-word activity to reinforce spelling and understanding Learning Objectives Learn and memorize basic weather vocabulary in English Connect vocabulary to images and real-world contexts Practice writing and improve sentence building Strengthen pronunciation and independent vocabulary usage Suggestions for Use Use during vocabulary lessons, as homework, or as a warm-up activity Great for pair work, centers, or fast finishers Can be laminated for repeated use with markers This worksheet is printable, easy to use, and a perfect addition to your ESL vocabulary resources.

This resource is designed to help students learn and practice 12 key French weather words by matching each word to a relevant image. It supports vocabulary building and visual recognition. Learning Objectives Develop essential French weather vocabulary Associate words with images for improved memory Enhance spelling and writing skills Promote oral and written communication about the weather Instructions Look at each image and write the correct French word underneath. Word List Arc-en-ciel Brume / Brumeux Chaud Éclaircie Froid Neige / Neigeux Nuageux Orageux Pluvieux Soleil / Ensoleillé Tornade Vent / Venteux

This engaging worksheet helps students master 12 key German weather vocabulary words by associating images with the correct terms. A great way to enhance visual memory, spelling accuracy, and vocabulary retention. Learning Objectives: Build basic German weather vocabulary Practice matching vocabulary with images Improve spelling and recognition of common weather terms Support visual and written memory development Encourage speaking and writing about weather topics Instructions: Students view the images provided and write the appropriate German word beneath each one. Vocabulary Covered: Kalt (cold) Schneebedeckt (covered in snow) Sonnig (sunny) Stürmisch (stormy) Heiß (hot) der Regenbogen (the rainbow) Nebelig (foggy) Regnerisch (rainy) Teilweise bewölkt (partly cloudy) Windig (windy) Wolkig (cloudy) der Tornado / der Wirbelsturm (the tornado / the cyclone) Included: 1 printable PDF worksheet

This PDF activity includes 6 short character descriptions paired with 6 unique illustrations. Can your students figure out which text matches which character? Objective Teach essential vocabulary to describe physical appearance, clothing, and personality traits. Perfect for A1-level learners (beginners), including teens and adults. Each text helps students: Identify gender, age, and occupation. Describe someone’s appearance (height, hair, face, clothing). Understand personal preferences and personality traits.

This PDF activity includes 6 short character descriptions paired with 6 unique illustrations. Can your students figure out which text matches which character? Objective Teach essential vocabulary to describe physical appearance, clothing, and personality traits. Perfect for A1-level learners (beginners), including teens and adults.

This PDF worksheet engages learners in describing characters in English. It combines vocabulary–building, reading comprehension, and speaking practice with a focus on physical appearance and personality adjectives. Learning Objectives Develop vocabulary for describing physical appearance and personality traits Enhance reading comprehension and inference skills Stimulate creative thinking through character creation Practice speaking and writing by constructing character descriptions Foster listening skills when used as an oral activity Exercise Overview “Guess Who?” presents six unique character profiles. Learners read each profile and then match descriptions to names or images, guess identities from clues, or create their own profiles based on the template.

Help your students develop essential reading skills in French with this engaging A1-A2 level activity. Based on a personal letter, the worksheet allows learners to explore vocabulary related to holidays, daily life, and nature, while answering structured comprehension questions. Worksheet Overview This activity features a letter written by Julien, a young boy spending his vacation in Chamonix, a town in the French Alps. He writes to his friend Thomas to describe his daily activities, the breathtaking landscape, and life on his uncle’s farm. Students read the text and respond to several comprehension questions using full sentences in French. The exercise is ideal for developing reading strategies, vocabulary recognition, and familiarity with informal written French. Learning Objectives By working through this activity, students will: Understand the structure and tone of an informal letter in French Identify key details in a short written narrative Reinforce vocabulary related to vacations, nature, and rural life Practice forming complete sentences in the present tense Improve reading comprehension at the A1-A2 CEFR level Vocabulary Highlights Outdoor activities: climbing, hiking, bike riding Nature and geography: mountains, forest, glacier Everyday nouns and verbs: animals, vegetables, travel vocabulary Informal communication: greetings, expressions of time, closing phrases Contents of the Worksheet One-page reading text written entirely in French Seven structured comprehension questions Answer key for quick correction and feedback Clean, printable PDF format + DOCX Recommended Use This worksheet is suitable for: A1-A2 French learners, aged 10 to 15 Middle school and high school classrooms Private tutors and homeschooling parents Teachers preparing students for DELF A1/A2 exams Anyone seeking structured, print-friendly reading comprehension material Teaching Suggestions To extend the activity, ask students to write a reply to Julien’s letter. This encourages the use of personal language and reinforces vocabulary and grammar points introduced in the reading. Download and Print This resource is available as a downloadable PDF + DOCX, ready to print and use in any learning environment. It can serve as a warm-up activity, a homework task, or independent reading practice.

Découvrez notre conte illustré « La fourmi et le pigeon » (4 pages A4 gratuites), un exercice de lecture inspiré par Céline Alvarez, idéal pour l’apprentissage des graphèmes en PS, MS, GS et CP.