Description
Looking for a fun and engaging way to practice French sports vocabulary with your beginning French students? This no-prep French sports unit is filled with easy-to-use activities designed for core French or late immersion students who are just starting to learn about les sports!
Engage your French beginners with these meaningful and fun activities designed just for their level! Your students will love the speaking activities that will build confidence in their communication skills, and the no-prep worksheets and fun games will give you so many options as you plan your French sports unit!
The student workbook includes:
- full-French pages + English version
- Image-based and French-English vocabulary lists
- French speaking activities for beginners
- French verb conjugation practice – worksheets and a game
- French reading comprehension
- no-prep French worksheets
- Exit tickets
- Quiz
Also included in this French sports unit:
- French sports speaking activity -similar to j’ai… qui a…
- French sports bingo
- Find someone who – les sports
- Word wall
- Write the Room activity
- 32 task cards with Scoot game and digital versions for Google Slides
- 25 Boom Cards for self-checking practice or as a self-grading quiz
- Sports puzzles and activities for using them
French immersion teachers: please read the description below and refer to the preview to see if this is an appropriate match for your students.
What will students practice during this French sports unit?
- French sports-themed verbs in the present tense
- sports equipments vocabulary
- places to do sports (tennis court, stadium, pool, soccer field, etc.)
- discussing French preferences
- asking/answering questions
- reading comprehension
All practice pages use the present tense, with a focus on the French verbs faire and jouer. This student workbook includes practice pages for these two verbs, and students will also use the expressions je porte, je vais, and j’ai to discuss clothing, sports equipment, and places to practice sports.
If you already use my faire and jouer packet, don’t worry! These activities are completely different!
This French sports unit includes the following 10 resources:
French sports vocabulary slap game
French sports j’ai qui a style activity
French sports find someone who activity
French sports vocabulary puzzles
Teachers love this French sports unit! Here’s what they say:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This was a great bundle activity for the students to tell about the sports they enjoy and practice “jouer à” and “faire de”. Merci.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “A great variety of resources – I appreciate especially the BOOM cards and the interpersonal speaking activities- it makes the learning real and immediately applicable to the students.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Excellent extension for those students who want to go farther with health/sports content, but also a great way to review basic structures in new ways for more experienced classes. We love having different games and activities, and I love the opportunities for them to use multiple modes of communication.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This is by far my favourite seller for French Resources. Everything is so neatly organized and easy to use. The students found all of the activities engaging and I literally don’t have to change a thing. It is well worth the money. Merci Beaucoup!”
✔️Originally reviewed on TpT.
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Kelly H. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTWell organized, super helpful
This was a great unit for my Core French students. They have minimal background in French (start in grade 10) so I am always looking for something well laid out with a variety of activities.
Shellwell (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTGreat unit for Junior Core
Students were highly engaged with vocabulary and activities in this unit.