French Number Words Color by Code Clipart | French Numbers 1–10
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Give students French BAGS adjectives practice with this no-prep, self-grading digital game. Review beauty, age, goodness, and size through questions about the rules, choosing a missing adjective, and selecting a correctly written sentence. Correct answers move students forward; incorrect answers send them back to repeat that section. Includes Google Drive and PowerPoint versions for individual assignments or whole-class practice on a smartboard.
Review BAGS adjective rules and usage
BAGS stands for beauty, age, goodness, and size. This activity focuses on the BAGS adjectives taught before the noun.
Students practice through three types of questions:
Use the game after introducing the topic or when students need additional French adjectives practice.
How the game works
Students select an answer and follow the game path.
Correct choices let them continue. An incorrect choice sends them back to repeat that section, giving them another opportunity to work through the questions.
The response-based progression shows students whether their choice was correct during play.
What’s included
Individual or whole-class review
Share the game as an individual assignment or work through it together on a smartboard.
For whole-class use, you can ask students to explain their choice before selecting an answer. This is a suggested teaching approach you can add to the activity.
Use this focused game to revisit BAGS adjectives before a quiz or as part of your French grammar review.
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“My students loved this activity as a way to review the BAGS adjectives before their quiz. The visuals were cute and engaging. They enjoyed the game aspect of it as well.”
“This resource worked very well with my students!!!”
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My students loved this activity as a way to review the BAGS adjectives before their quiz. The visuals were cute and engaging. They enjoyed the game aspect of it as well.
Samantha M.
Grades taught: 11th, 12th
It seemed a bit "little-kid" to my 9th graders, but the older kids thought it was hysterical. ??♀️ I never know what is going to please who, but overall this was a very cute game. I dearly love the click-through PPT games for bellringers. Merci beaucoup!!
Rachel B.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
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