French fall vocabulary speaking activity J’AI… QUI A …? L’AUTOMNE

Description

C’est l’automne ! Want a fun and engaging way to practice French speaking and listening? This J’ai… qui a… game is great for practicing French fall vocabulary. Use it with your core or immersion students for your French fall unit or as a way to incorporate some seasonal vocabulary into your lessons.

⇨What is j’ai… qui a… ?

The object of the game is to go full circle with all of the cards. The player with “J’ai la première carte” starts and the game ends with “Qui a la première carte?” Students will listen for their card, and then say “J’ai…+ item shown.” Then, they’ll ask, “Qui a…+ item shown.”

You’ll get 30 cards so you can easily play this French fall vocabulary game with big classes. If you have more than 30 students, simply pair a few student up, and if you have less than 30 students, give some students two cards.

⚠️Cards are in color only. This document is not editable and will not be provided in any editable format. Thank you for understanding.

You can use this as a stand-alone resource, but this is also a really great support for my French fall speaking and writing activities. This French game includes a printable page with images and corresponding terms for you to use during game play or as an addition to student folders.

⇨Can I differentiate this fall J’ai qui a game for different levels?

Yes! This resource includes two sets of cards – one set with images only and another with images and the vocabulary words written on the card. You can provide the set with images only to one class and the set with words to another. If you have students who need more support, you can also provide those students with the cards with images and words.

This set includes cards with Canadian French and Metropolitan French options, so you can choose the vocabulary you prefer.

✨Bundle and save! ✨

This French fall vocabulary speaking activity is part of my French fall unit along with a lot of other fun, time-saving resources!  It’s a fun way to celebrate the season!

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