12th Grade French PowerPoint Presentations

Practice school supply vocabulary in French with this pictures tile game - can be played as a Google slides activity or in Powerpoint. Match the English to the French terms to make a picture with a school theme. Includes a nice variety of French school supply words. Easy to grade at a glance - either the student has it correct, or the picture will be messed up.

If you enjoy these digital games, you might be interested in the Growing Bundle. Buy early = pay less. You will receive action to new vocabulary and grammar games as they are added. Don't see a topic you'd like to use? Drop me an e-mail at Heather@Frenchified.com with your request!

This resource provides a French Revolution simulation with roles for key figures like Georges Danton and Marie-Joseph Chénier. It includes scenarios such as drafting the Declaration of the Rights of Man, debate sessions, and crisis cards with challenges. Also included are reflection worksheets to help students analyze their experience and understand the complexities of revolutionary decision-making.

Students will work in groups to make decisions, simulate legislative processes, and reflect on their experiences through guided worksheets

Set of 20 original French task cards to practice JOUER À vs JOUER DE in the present, past and future. Pronouns Y and EN and relative pronouns AUQUEL and DONT included. Answer key provided. ☞Just click here to follow my store! Merci! ❤️☜ ☞This resource is included in my advanced French growing bundle☜ This product includes: Set of 20 printable task cards Powerpoint version PDF version of complete lesson to use as a handout. Answer key Each card requires students to complete the specific task of either asking a question or making a sentence using the prompts provided. Simple forms of JOUER À or JOUER DE + sports or instruments Replacing sports and instruments with the pronouns Y or EN Referring to sports and instruments with AUQUEL or DONT YouTube video lesson on JOUER À vs JOUER DE
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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a non-fiction topic - how France celebrates the Christmas season. The text is appropriate for 2nd semester French and later.

The target structures are:

• les enfants
• les cadeaux
• décoré
• on mange

The lesson includes:

• an editable 18-slide powerpoint with repetition of the target vocabulary

• a text version of the powerpoint

• comprehension questions in both French and English

• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell

• a list of associated videos in both English and French

• a complete answer key

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Are your students using a popular French textbook? If so, this unit 4 digital review game will give them a quick and fun way to review everything from unit 4. Answer questions and work through the game, it gives a quick recap of everything that is taught in unit 4. That would include:

• aller + infinitive
• ordering food at a restaurant
• numbers into the thousands
• forms of voir
• food vocabulary
• prendre conjugations
• types of films

The game is playable in two different ways - Google™ Slides or Powerpoint. Share the file with your students and they can work through the questions.

Game is available for all 10 units!

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 1: Bonjour!

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 2: J'aime!

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 3: Le lycée

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 4: Le weekend

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 5: Ma famille

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 6: La mode

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 7: Chez moi

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 8: Paris

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 9: la santé

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 10: les vacances

• Plugged-in French level 1 digital review games

Are your students using a popular French textbook? If so, this unit 8 digital review game will give them a quick and fun way to review everything from unit 8. Answer questions and work through the game, it gives a quick recap of everything that is taught in unit 8. That would include:

• Paris monuments
• the passé composé
• weather
• BAGS adjectives
• faire conjugation
• vocabulary for places in town

The game is playable in two different ways - Google™ Slides or Powerpoint. Share the file with your students and they can work through the questions.

Game is available for all 10 units!

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 1: Bonjour!

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 2: J'aime!

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 3: Le lycée

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 4: Le weekend

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 5: Ma famille

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 6: La mode

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 7: Chez moi

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 8: Paris

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 9: la santé

• Plugged-in French digital review game - Unit 10: les vacances

• Plugged-in French level 1 digital review games

Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - French food. The text is simple enough for first semester French.

The target structures are:

• On mange - one eats, people eat
• Se prépare - is prepared
• Est délicieux/délicieuse - is delicious
• Le dîner, le petit déjeuner, le déjeuner - dinner, breakfast, lunch

This item includes:

• A 37-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation and exercises for the pronoun “on”
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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This item is also available in a bundle!

Bundle of all 6 CI lessons

Other CI lessons

La Ville de Paris

Lafayette

Thomas Pesquet, atronaute français

Le Lycée

The TGV

Your students will love and hate the It's not fair Game! After watching episode 2 of Extr@, open the gameboard and let students pick questions. If they answer correctly, they can keep the points or pass them to another team - but they won't know how many points they've "won" until they make their decision.

This item contains instructions for the game and two Powerpoint game boards - one in English, one in French. The boards are fully editable, so adjust the questions and point values as needed for your classes.

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French direct object pronouns can be tricky - students may have trouble determining what a direct object is, or how to choose what pronoun to use, or where it goes in the sentence. This game will help them to practice and master the concept, but in a fun and exciting way.

Your students will love and hate the It's not fair Game! Students will pick questions from the game board. Each question has a sentence with a direct object that can be replaced by a direct object pronoun - le, la, les, or l'. If they answer correctly, they can keep the points or pass them to another team - but they won't know how many points they've "won" until they make their decision.

This item contains instructions for the game and a PowerPoint game board. The boards are fully editable, so adjust the questions and point values as needed for your classes.

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Your students will love and hate the It's not fair Game! After watching episode 5 of Extr@, open the gameboard and let students pick questions. If they answer correctly, they can keep the points or pass them to another team - but they won't know how many points they've "won" until they make their decision.

This item contains instructions for the game and two Powerpoint game boards - one in English, one in French. The boards are fully editable, so adjust the questions and point values as needed for your classes.

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Your students will love and hate the It's not fair Game! After watching episode 4 of Extr@, open the gameboard and let students pick questions. If they answer correctly, they can keep the points or pass them to another team - but they won't know how many points they've "won" until they make their decision.

This item contains instructions for the game and two Powerpoint game boards - one in English, one in French. The boards are fully editable, so adjust the questions and point values as needed for your classes.

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Your students will love and hate the It's not fair Game! After watching episode 6 of Extr@, open the gameboard and let students pick questions. If they answer correctly, they can keep the points or pass them to another team - but they won't know how many points they've "won" until they make their decision.

This item contains instructions for the game and two Powerpoint game boards - one in English, one in French. The boards are fully editable, so adjust the questions and point values as needed for your classes.

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Your students will love and hate the It's not fair Game! After watching episode 7 of Extr@, open the gameboard and let students pick questions. If they answer correctly, they can keep the points or pass them to another team - but they won't know how many points they've "won" until they make their decision.

This item contains instructions for the game and two Powerpoint game boards - one in English, one in French. The boards are fully editable, so adjust the questions and point values as needed for your classes.

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This no-prep, self-grading French digital game will allow your students to practice the usage imparfait and passé composé. Questions include recognizing which tense a verb is in, choosing between the two tenses, translation of sentences, and which situations call for the imparfait or passé composé. Use it after students have a pretty good idea of the differences between the two tenses. Correct answers are rewarded by animation; if the student doesn't see the animation they will know need to try again!

Includes a Google drive and PowerPoint version of the game. Share with students as an individual assignment or work through the activity as a class on a smartboard.

If you enjoy these digital games, you might be interested in the Growing Bundle. Buy early = pay less. You will receive action to new vocabulary and grammar games as they are added. Don't see a topic you'd like to use? Drop me an e-mail at Heather@Frenchified.com with your request!

French indirect object pronouns can be tricky - students may have trouble determining what an indirect object is, or how to choose what pronoun to use, or where it goes in the sentence. This game will help them to practice and master the concept, but in a fun and exciting way.

Your students will love and hate the It's not fair Game! Students will pick questions from the game board. Each question has a sentence with an indirect object that can be replaced by a indirect object pronoun - lui or leur. If they answer correctly, they can keep the points or pass them to another team - but they won't know how many points they've "won" until they make their decision.

This item contains instructions for the game and a PowerPoint game board. The boards are fully editable, so adjust the questions and point values as needed for your classes.

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Do you need a quick grammar lesson on French -re verbs? This powerpoint and handouts explain the concept clearly and concisely with more detail and examples than most textbooks have. Go through the powerpoint with your students as they take notes on the handouts. Includes examples in context with a reading passage about climbing Mount Everest. 

Many textbooks do not include enough examples of using RE verbs, or they don't show the verbs in use in any meaningful way. This French grammar lesson plan will guide your students by introducing the most basic concept then building on it with examples and practice activities.  Students are then challenged to "level up" by changing a passage in the elle form to the plural elles.  Once you've learned how to use RE verbs, the reading activity will show them in action - learn about climbing Mount Everest.

This item includes:

• Printable pdf handouts for students -
• explanation of how to conjugate -re verbs  
• Practice activity for -re verbs in the singular and plural
• "Level Up" activity - change a paragraph written in the singular form to the plural form
• Reading activity about Mount Everest that uses many examples of re verbs
• Answer key
• Powerpoint that includes explanation of the grammar on the printables and the reading passage

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This French vocabulary digital game will allow your students to practice French fruit and vegetable vocabulary words - 30 different images with multiple-choice responses. Self-grading, as students get the correct answer it will allow them to move through the game or will show them that they are correct through animation.

Includes a Google drive and PowerPoint version of the game. Share with students as an individual assignment or work through the activity as a class on a smartboard.

If you enjoy these digital games, you might be interested in the Growing Bundle. Buy early = pay less. You will receive action to new vocabulary and grammar games as they are added. Don't see a topic you'd like to use? Drop me an e-mail at Heather@Frenchified.com with your request!

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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic -the TGV. The text is simple enough for first semester French.

The target structures are:

• va très vite – goes very fast
• entre - between
• on peut acheter – one can buy
• il faut – it is necessary, it takes

This item includes:

• A 32-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation and exercises for on peut and il faut + infinitive
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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This item is also available in a bundle!

Bundle of all 6 CI lessons

Other CI lessons

La Ville de Paris

Lafayette

Thomas Pesquet, atronaute français

French food

Le Lycée

Ready to bring more comprehensible input into your French classroom? Look no further than this engaging French Comprehensible Input lesson – the new year! Appropriate for any students in their second semester of French or beyond, this lesson is the perfect way to learn about how France celebrates the new year and Epiphany.

It’s so easy to use! This ready-to-go worksheet uses target structures in a comprehensible way, allowing for almost effortless learning. With this new level of engagement, your student’s enjoyment is sure to skyrocket.

Why wait? Start bringing more comprehensible input into your classroom today and watch your students gain confidence and look forward to using the language in a fun, interactive way. Get ready to experience an unforgettable New Year’s celebration among your students thanks to this user-friendly relevant French lesson!

The target structures are:

• ils fêtent
• beaucoup de gens
• certain(e)(s)

This item includes:

• a 32-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation on forming the future tense
• a worksheet on writing resolutions
• a worksheet on matching resolutions with the plans for achieving them
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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This no-prep, self-grading French digital game will allow your students to practice the indirect or direct object pronouns le, la, les, l', lui and leur. Each sentence has a direct object, indirect object or both - which must be replaced in the second version of the sentence. If they choose correctly, they continue along the path. But an incorrect answer will send them back to redo that section!

Includes a Google drive, PowerPoint and PDF version of the game. Share with students as an individual assignment or work through the activity as a class on a smartboard.

If you enjoy these digital games, you might be interested in the Growing Bundle. Buy early = pay less. You will receive action to new vocabulary and grammar games as they are added. Don't see a topic you'd like to use? Drop me an e-mail at Heather@Frenchified.com with your request!

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