French Numbers and Math Listening Activity - French numbers listening activity will hold the attention of your students as they make their way around the oval writing the French numbers that you dictate. After all numbers are dictated, students quickly do the math to find the correct final answer based on the numbers that they heard and wrote. They will be anxious to raise their hands and share their results! You choose the numbers for the activity so it can be used for very basic numbers or large numbers, depending on your focus. The download includes an instruction page.
To consolidate numbers 11-30 in French
This set of mini number cards is in written rather than digit form e.g. quinze. The rules of the game are the same as my last contribution: mini number cards for 'runner' activity, but it is slightly more difficult as the runner has to read the french, understand and memorise the numbers. The team and scribe can either jot down the digit or written form as decided by the teacher
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Ideal for multi-skill pair/small-group work, laminated for longevity. With erasable pens for the counting sheets, you will save a fortune on your toner bill. It’s good to give pupils a chance to dip into particular activities at regular intervals, 20 mins every 4th or 5th lesson – number lollipops and put themed activities into a folder with a corresponding number – revision/reinforcement, frequent yet painless!
An interactive glossary for the poem 'The Highwayman&' by Alfred Noyes. Use either as a whole class resource on whiteboard or set up on computers for children to use as they require. Ideal for contextualising new language. Eliminates problems caused by some of the poem&';s language not being found in primary dictionaries or not in the form used in the poem. Words listed in alphabetical order rather than poem order to encourage use of some dictionary skills.
PowerPoint and accompanying workpack designed to encourage pupils to use a variety of complex structures in their spoken and written French. I use it as a revision tool for pupils to use as part of their controlled assessment preparation. Please do let me know if you spot any mistakes.
Print out the cards and laminate them. Pupils work in pairs or small groups and race against each other to form the perfect tense with the cards after reading the infinitive and the subject from the PowerPoint. Good element of competition and really highlights how much (or little!) they actually know. Includes avoir and être verbs and agreement.
Can be easily adapted to suit your requirements too.
More, newer and better A level revision quickies here: <br />
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/23-new-a-level-french-revision-quickies-2016-11244907 <br />
For an free online self-marking version of these go to: www.language-gym.com/work-outs/. <br />
STEP 1 - Select French<br />
STEP 2 - Select Vocabulary<br />
STEP 3 - Select Advanced level<br />
Any feedback would be more than welcome