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Are you needing some FRENCH GRAMMAR WORKSHEETS? This 36-page French resource BUNDLE includes worksheets on: le nom commun, le nom propre, le déterminant et l’adjectif, 3 quizzes, a full unit review, and a full unit test. Ideal for grade 5-8 FI students. Cette ressource française est un ensmeble de 36 pages d’exercices sur le nom commun, le nom propre, le déterminant et l’adjectif, 3 quiz, une révision de l’unité et un test de l’unité. No prep is needed; print and go. Answer keys, a B&W version, and a digital version are all included.
Simply print or upload to an online classroom and assign. All the grammar rules are explained for each exercise. You can go over the instructions with students or let students go ahead and work on pages assigned on their own. Everything they will need is in the resource. Print or upload to an online classroom and go!
🩷 1 page avec un grand tableau qui énumère les différents types des classes de mots (le nom, le déterminant, l’adjectif qualificatif, le verbe, le pronom, l’adverbe, la préposition, l’interjection, la conjonction de coordination et la conjonction de subordination), donne une définition de chaque type et des exemples.
🩷 6 pages of printable worksheets on French common and proper nouns: la différence entre les noms propres et les noms communs, l’accord des noms, identifier les noms dans un texte, les noms commençant toujours par une majuscule, le pluriel des noms, le féminin des noms
🩷 6 pages of printable worksheets on les déterminants: un tableau des différents types de déterminants, identifier les déterminants dans un texte, relier des déterminants à des noms, identifier les différentes types de déterminants, employer le bon déterminants dans un phrase
🩷 6 pages of printable worksheets on French adjectives: les adjectifs et les noms qu’ils qualifient, le placement de l’adjectif dans une phrase, l’acronym TABB, l’accord de l’adjectif, écrire des phrases avec des adjectifs, placer des adjectifs dans des phrases, le féminin et le pluriel des adjectifs
🩷 3 x 2-page quizzes, one for each concept of the unit
🩷 6 pages of printable revision worksheets on: le nom commun, le nom propre, le déterminant et l’adjectif. Concepts include: reconnaître la différence entre un nom commun et un nom propre, compléter des phrases avec des noms, réécrire des noms avec les majuscules aux bonnes places, le pluriel et le féminin des noms, identifier les déterminants dans un phrases, relier un déterminant à un nom, le bon choix de déterminant, l’accord des adjectifs
🩷 4-page printable unit test on: le nom commun, le nom propre, le déterminant et l’adjectif
🩷 A digital version of the entire bundle
🩷 A B&W version
🩷 1 x complete answer key
⚠️ This resource is intended to be printed on 8.5 x 11 paper.
⚠️ The digital version of this resource was designed for Google Slides™.
⚠️ This resource was designed for French immersion grades 5-8 or Senior French/High school FSL programs.
✔︎ Great review of: le nom commun, le nom propre, le déterminant et l’adjectif
✔︎ Activities to use at the beginning of the year to gauge student’s abilities
✔︎ Easy activities to leave with your sub plans
✔︎ Independent work
✔︎ Fast finisher activities / Challenge work for students working ahead
✔︎ Summer school unit
✔︎ Distance learning – Designed for Google Slides™
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Absolutely loved this bundle! I used this in September as a grammar review for my grade 7 students. Merci pour ton beau travail! ” – Lianne G.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Super useful resource! Lots of practice for the kids. Would recommend to use once concepts have been taught or as review for upper grade levels. Thank you for making such awesome French resources.” – Marie C.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Great resource. Easy to use and not overwhelming for students.” – Lisa C.
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Nancy C. –
Très bonne ressource, merci! ?
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Une fourchette de Francais –
Love this sellers resources. Great ideas!
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Melthefrenchteacher –
I like the idea behind this pack and I really want to leave a good review! But I’ve not been having the best experience. The worksheets just feel really incomplete and it does not explain the concepts with enough descriptions to work with my students. There’s also not enough practice before the included quiz’s (which are a super great bonus but the students struggle too much)
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Marie C. –
Super useful resource! Lots of practice for the kids. Would recommend to use once concepts have been taught or as review for upper grade levels. Thank you for making such awesome French resources.
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Maika G. –
Great resource! Merci!
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Erin M. –
Merci beaucoup!
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Renee Levesque –
My students enjoyed this but found that it was a tad difficult for French immersion. We have used various parts of this resource and have seen good success with it.
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Jannick M. –
Great activities to review these concepts. Students were engaged.
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Carla Cardoso –
Was a great resource for my grade six students. Thank you!
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Lianne G. –
Absolutely loved this bundle! I used this in September as a grammar review for my grade 7 students. Merci pour ton beau travail!
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Janessa R. –
I assigned this to my students on Easel and it was my first time trying it out. Very straightforward and easy to use. The students were excited to get to use computers with their French grammar activities and they were all focused on the questions. The activities provide students with lots of practice and background information.
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Jennifer S. –
This was great for my grade 8 french class. It was simple and easy to follow for those who didn’t take french in previous years
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LISA CIANCAGLINI –
Great resource. Easy to use and not overwhelming for students.
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Samantha Mewa –
I will certainly use this resource again! Thank you, very useful and thorough.
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Brigitte B. –
Mme Christine French Ressources never disappoint!
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Melissa L. –
Une ressource fantastique qui rend l’apprentissage du français beaucoup plus agréable pour les élèves.
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Andrea Ward –
I used this with my core French students in grades 6 & 7. Concepts are well laid out but if your students are low in French, I would recommend going through the activities as a whole class. My grades 8s did better with it and were able to do it a bit more independently.
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Elise L. –
I used this in my FLA 7 class. It is a great resource!
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Jennifer P. –
Again, a super user friendly and easy to follow program. Little mini lessons and exercises to help students review and practice independently. Another great resource!
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Chelsey M. –
This is a great resource for my students to do independetly during our weekly grammar section! Made my life super easy with the no prep; just printed and was ready to go!
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MrsCoffeeMadameCafe –
Great resource for Grade 4/5 French Immersion. My students enjoyed it.
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Liliana G. –
I love using this resource, I used the exercises for when I have a sub in the class. The quizzes are also great for assessment.
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shelby rouault –
Formidable pour la grammaire
Mes etudiants ont bien aimer practiquer la grammaire avec cette ressource!
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Danethza P. –
Perfect for review and practice
These resources are awesome for introducing a new lesson, or reviewing concepts. Love this creator! un grand merci!
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erin V. –
great grammar sheets
easy worksheets to print and go for quality grammar review
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Mlle R’s Room –
The best basics
This was so helpful in going ‘back to basics’ with my older students. It clearly broke down grammar concepts in a way that didn’t feel too young for them.
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