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Are you looking for some easy-to-follow FRENCH HOMOPHONES WORKSHEETS for your French class? This 8-page French resource is part 1 of 5, which includes 6 pages of homophone work and a 2-page quiz. You can use the handy quiz to gauge your student’s understanding of the concepts. Ideal for grade 5-8 FI students. Cette ressource française comprend 8 pages sur les homophones. Answer keys and a digital version are all included. No prep, print and go!
Simply print or upload to an online classroom and assign. There is space at the top of each page for students to create a definition for the usage of each homophone. 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!
🩷 6 pages of printable worksheets on French homophones: à, a, as, ma, m’a, m’as, son, sont, son, ta, t’a, tas, mais, mes, met, mets, m’est, sa, ça
🩷 6 pages of digital worksheets
🩷 2-page quiz for evaluation
🩷 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.
✔︎ Introduction to French homophones
✔︎ French homophone practice/skills review
✔︎ 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
✔︎ Assessment – use the quiz to gauge student abilities
✔︎ Summer school unit
✔︎ Distance learning – Designed for Google Slides™
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“This was a great resource for having students learn about homophones! I love the creative ways that this TPT author uses to make learning grammar concepts fun!” – Emily Runstedler.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“This was a fantastic resource for reinforcing homophones and for students to use if they finished their work early. It came in very handy as we are nearing the end of the year when students get a little bit restless.” – Catherine B.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“I tutor students in all subject areas. Your resources are always so easy to use and consistently engaging for my students. This activity to help them review French homophones was excellent. Thank you.” – Beth Katz
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Teacher’s Place1 –
great
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Rae H. –
This was a great addition to our French lessons! Highly recommend. Thank you!
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Shaylene N. –
Easy to use and a real time saver. Adding these to my French resources for next year! Highly recommend!
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Ava L. –
A great activity to improve vocabulary skills! Thank you for such an easy to use and time-saving resource!
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A D. –
Great resource! My students really needed the extra practice and this was a huge help. Thank you!
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Lexi R. –
I am so happy I found this resource! As always, I love your resources and will be back for more. Thank you!
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Marie J. –
Perfect activity to integrate in class! Thank you
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charly J. –
These activities have been wonderful for teaching my students about the many homophones in French–they sure can be confusing, but my students have made great progress during our unit! Un grand merci ! 🙂
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Amanda Y. –
This was a great way to practice! My students were very engaged and it helped them gain confidence in their skills. Thank you!
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Joanna C. –
I love that this is available as a Google Slide so I could digitally share and differentiate with my students!
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Beth Katz –
I tutor students in all subject areas. Your resources are always so easy to use and consistently engaging for my students. This activity to help them review French homophones was excellent. Thank you.
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Emma T. –
I needed a solid homophones activities and this did what it says on the tin
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Mandy C. –
This is a great resource for students to practice French homophones! Very fun and engaging for students!
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Adrienne J. –
This was excellent practice for my students! Thanks for the awesome resource!
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Courtney J. –
This is exactly what I needed to help my students! Thank you.
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Kayla L. –
Awesome practice for my students! Thank you so much!
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Courtney B. –
Great activities, thanks!
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Tessa Smits –
Super useful for my 5/6 FI class!
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Keisha W. –
I really like this resource as it is easy to use and has everything you need.
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SmallTownFrenchie –
Merci beaucoup! My students were very engaged during these activities and they helped to reinforce our work on homophones!
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Catherine B. –
This was a fantastic resource for reinforcing homophones and for students to use if they finished their work early. It came in very handy as we are nearing the end of the year when students get a little bit restless.
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Krystal G. –
I enjoyed having some ready-to-use resources for my Grade 5 students! Merci!
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Katie W. –
This resource is engaging for students and worked very well in my French immersion intermediate class!
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Emily Runstedler –
This was a great resource for having students learn about homophones! I love the creative ways that this TPT author uses to make learning grammar concepts fun!
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Lindsay R. –
This was a great resource for helping my students learn about homophones
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Sabrina C. –
easy to use homphones
this was a super well created, straight forward document to help learning homophones!
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Aimee S. –
These are great for students
These are nicely divided, a lot of practice to master the concept of homophones
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