Description
This French sports vocabulary activity is a fun way to get your core French and late French Immersion students talking about sports! Students use common sports vocabulary and verbs to communicate preferences, likes and dislikes and going to the cinéma.
Vocabulary used corresponds to my French sports themed speaking and writing activity packet. The resource also includes a printable vocabulary list if you would like to use this as a stand-alone assignment.
How does Find Someone Who work?
The students move around the room asking classmates about their preferences. If a classmate responds with positively in a complete sentence, he/she puts her initials. If the response is negative, the classmate still needs to respond with a complete sentence, but does not sign the paper. Activity continues until all boxes are filled.
As a follow up, I collect the papers and call on the students who have signed the papers. It allows them to practice before being asked to speak in front of the class, and it holds them accountable so they are not just signing their names without really participating in the activity.
This French sports vocabulary activity includes:
- Printable vocabulary page with sports images
- Find someone who… with English directions
- Find someone who…with French directions
- Oral evaluation sheet (or follow up homework assignment) with printable practice page for students
- 2 Grading rubrics One in French and one in English
- Numbers you can print and put in a box to have students randomly answer questions
All questions are in the present tense.
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Sierra R. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis activity really got my students talking in French (love that!) and they were all participating. Plus telling them they couldn`t repeat names on their paper had them talking with people they don`t usually talk with!
Lindsay W. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThese resource packs are always the best for engaging students of all levels.