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Exploring Classroom Vocabulary in French
This four-page worksheet introduces French classroom objects, classroom commands, and the distinction between “il y a” and “c’est.” English support, matching, multiple-choice, and sentence-completion
$4USD · Digital download
This four-page worksheet introduces French classroom objects, classroom commands, and the distinction between “il y a” and “c’est.” English support, matching, multiple-choice, and sentence-completion activities provide guided practice for beginner French learners.
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- Students will identify and name common classroom objects in French.
- Students will recognize and use basic French classroom commands.
- Students will complete simple French sentences using classroom vocabulary.
- Students will distinguish between “il y a” and “c’est” in context.
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