Description
French Adjectives Game | Printable Board Game for Core French & French Immersion
Looking for a fun and engaging way to practice French adjectives? This printable French adjectives game gives students an opportunity to review adjective agreement, expand their emotions vocabulary, and practice speaking French in complete sentences!
This ready-to-use board game is perfect for beginner and advancing beginner French students who need additional practice with masculine and feminine adjective forms. Students will enjoy playing together while reinforcing important French grammar concepts and using their new vocabulary in conversation.
Whether you teach Core French, French as a Second Language (FSL), or French immersion, this game is an easy way to add meaningful speaking practice to your lessons!
What’s Included?
This printable French adjectives game includes:
- Printable game board featuring images representing different emotions and adjectives.
- Two printable vocabulary lists: A French-English vocabulary list and a visual vocabulary list with corresponding French words.
- Masculine and feminine adjective forms to reinforce gender agreement.
- Student directions in both French and English.
- Teacher instructions in English.
- Printable game die template and playing pieces.
French Vocabulary & Grammar Practice
Students will practice 18 different emotions and adjectives, including:
- Calm – calme
- Brave – courageux / courageuse
- Curious – curieux / curieuse
- Disappointed – déçu / déçue
- Scared – effrayé / effrayée
- Embarrassed – gêné / gênée
- Excited – enthousiaste
- Angry – fâché / fâchée
- Proud – fier / fière
- Frustrated – frustré / frustrée
- Happy – heureux / heureuse
- Nervous – nerveux / nerveuse
- Confused – confus / confuse
- Surprised – surpris / surprise
- Shy – timide
- Sad – triste
The vocabulary lists provide additional support and extension opportunities for students.
Why Teachers Love This French Game
- Minimal preparation: Simply print the game board and vocabulary pages, and you’re ready to play!
- Meaningful speaking practice: Students form complete French sentences using the adjectives shown on the game board.
- Grammar reinforcement: Practice masculine and feminine adjective agreement in context.
- Vocabulary development: Introduce and review common emotions and descriptive adjectives.
- Differentiation: Vocabulary lists provide extra support for beginners and additional vocabulary for students who are ready for a challenge.
This is an especially useful activity for reviewing French adjective agreement throughout the year or adding a fun speaking activity to your French grammar lessons.
Perfect For
- Core French classrooms
- French immersion classrooms
- French as a Second Language (FSL)
- Beginner and advancing beginner French students
- French adjective agreement practice
- French vocabulary and speaking activities
Just print, play, and get your students speaking French!
French teachers like you said:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”During the game, my students were able to use most adjectives they have learned in class. Thank you for providing the list of adjectives to extend student learning. It was a great activity for both students and myself.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Fun activity to practice adjectives”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Fun and easy to use!”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This is a great resource for beginners and for those who have more vocabulary. I appreciated the vocabulary sheet included to give “early finishers” more complex options beyond what we covered as a class.”
✔️Originally reviewed on TpT.
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Mme Henry (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTWell crafted resource
Games are a great way to teach, especially a second language! This resource is no exception!
Megan R. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTUne bonne activité pour pratiquer et pour réviser les émotions.
Melissa Lombardi (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students loved doing this board game. It showed me whether or not they understood the meaning of the adjectives and whether they could show noun-adjective agreement. This was an amazing resource!
Rebecca C. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis is a great resource for beginners and for those who have more vocabulary. I appreciated the vocabulary sheet included to give “early finishers” more complex options beyond what we covered as a class. I circled back to this as a review game several times at different points of the year. It is also possible to use verbs beyond “etre” as part of the discussion per square.