French Passé Composé Practice Activities & Games

Description

Looking for engaging ways to help students practice the French passé composé? Give your students plenty of opportunities to work with regular and irregular verbs, build confidence with conjugation, and use the past tense through a variety of games and activities.

This collection of French passé composé resources offers a mix of printable practice, speaking activities, classroom games, and digital activities to help you reinforce this important grammar concept without having to create everything yourself.

Designed for Core French, FSL, and French immersion, these passé composé practice activities work well when introducing the passé composé, reinforcing new concepts, or reviewing verb conjugation with intermediate French learners.

What’s included?

• Detailed grammar notes and practice exercises in French and English
• Worksheets, puzzles, and exit tickets
• Dice games, board games, and dominoes
• Speaking cards and Find Someone Who activities
• Task cards and a Scoot game
• A Trip to Paris PowerPoint project
• Boom™️ Cards for verb conjugation practice
• Digital listening comprehension activity
• Verb drill games and interactive slideshow activities
• J’ai… qui a… ? game
• Grammar posters
• A unit test for assessment

“Super engaging, complete, and scaffolded.”

— Allison H., verified TpT review

“There was a nice balance between worksheets and games that allowed my students to really grasp the concept.”

— Simply Core French, TpT review

Reviews originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Ways to use these passé composé practice activities

Use the materials throughout your passé composé lessons to introduce concepts, provide extra practice, encourage students to speak French, review before an assessment, or offer additional activities for students who need more repetition.

The variety of formats makes it easier to alternate between individual practice, partner work, movement games, and digital learning.

Who are these resources for?

These activities are suitable for secondary Core French and FSL classes, as well as middle school French immersion. Use them when teaching the passé composé or when students need additional opportunities to practise and review the past tense.

With a combination of structured exercises and engaging games, you can spend less time preparing activities and more time helping students develop their French skills.

Please note: Reflexive verb resources are not included in this version of the collection.

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