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French Days, Time, and School Schedules Worksheet Pack
This four-page French worksheet pack introduces days of the week, telling time, school-subject vocabulary, and timetable comprehension.
$3.50USD · Digital download
This four-page French worksheet pack introduces days of the week, telling time, school-subject vocabulary, and timetable comprehension. Students complete sequences, match digital and written times, answer schedule questions, and design an ideal weekly timetable.
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- Students will identify and sequence the days of the week in French.
- Students will match digital times with written French expressions.
- Students will use French school-subject vocabulary to interpret schedules.
- Students will create and describe a weekly class timetable.
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