Description
These French imparfait task cards are a fun and engaging way to practice verb conjugation with your core French or French immersion classes! This fun game is perfect for reviewing French verbs and adding movement to really engage your classes! Just print and go and you’re set for a fun activity they’ll love!
With a mix of cards and practice questions for regular and irregular French imperfect verbs, it’s easy to mix it up so students are challenged and learning at just the right level! This includes a full-French version and a version with English questions for added support so it’s super-easy to differentiate.
What’s included in these French imparfait task cards?
- 40 French task cards for imparfait conjugations and uses
- French and English versions of all questions
- Scoot game answer boards
- Lined answer pages
- Free homework prize for game winner (optional)
- Teacher key
- Slideshow with questions and answers for PowerPoint
Ideas for use:
- Play Scoot.
- Use the French task cards at a learning center.
- Use the cards as review or enrichment.
- Have students work together on the cards for test review.
- Use the slideshow for bell-ringers or exit tickets.
Never played Scoot? Here’s how it works:
- Give each student an answer sheet.
- On each desk, place (or tape) one question.
- Give students a certain amount of time to answer each question.
- When time is up, announce “Scoot!”. In my class, I say “Filez!”
- Students move in the direction indicated and do the following question.
- Proceed until all questions have been answered.
- Correct as a class.
Use these French task cards to practice these imparfait skills:
- French imperfect conjugations
- choosing the correct verb tense based on context (passé composé or imparfait)
- sentence completion
- answering questions
- changing from present to imparfait
- writing descriptions using the imparfait
For your convenience, I have included numbered and unnumbered cards.
Use these for whole-class game play or as task cards/cartes à tâches at your learning centres.
French teachers love these imparfait task cards! They said:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Super useful in drilling grammar skills in my french immersion 9 class!”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I LOVE using task cards as an in-class activity for review, application of a new concept, or a formative assessment/check for understanding. These are so useful & saves me so much prep time!”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “My students love the random element of this game! I put the task cards up all over the room and just let them fill them out at their own pace. It’s nice for them to have some freedom. We then go over it as a class, to make sure they understand. Merci!”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Scoot activities are always engaging. I used to have the students pass the cards around the room, but now I tape the cards around the room and have the students walk around, which they prefer! This is a great way to review before an assessment.”
✔️ Originally reviewed on TpT.
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Manuela R. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTImparfait Scoot was great!
Useful tool for my students before we started our in depth comparison of PC/IMP. Great to get the students moving and thinking!
Shelby T. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTSuper useful in drilling grammar skills in my french immersion 9 class!
Abigail V. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI LOVE using task cards as an in-class activity for review, application of a new concept, or a formative assessment/check for understanding. These are so useful & saves me so much prep time!
Caitlin M. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students have really struggled with the imparfait but seem to be getting the hang of it after playing this game. So please there are 2 versions!
Sabrina L. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTTrès bonne ressource. Je l’utilise en classe avec mes élèves de CM2.