Help students practice French direct and indirect object pronouns with a competitive, fully editable PowerPoint review game. Students determine whether a sentence contains a direct or indirect object, replace it with the correct pronoun, and use proper pronoun placement. The game includes practice with le, la, l’, les, lui, and leur.

FRENCH OBJECT PRONOUNS PRACTICED

Direct object pronouns:

• le

• la

• l’

• les

Indirect object pronouns:

• lui

• leur

HOW THE “IT’S NOT FAIR” GAME WORKS

Divide the class into teams and project the PowerPoint game board. Teams choose questions and replace the direct or indirect object in each sentence with the correct French object pronoun.

After answering correctly, the team must decide whether to keep the points or give them to another team—but they will not know the point value until after making their decision.

The unpredictable scoring keeps every team involved, even when one group answers more questions correctly than the others.

STUDENTS PRACTICE

• Identifying direct and indirect objects

• Distinguishing between direct and indirect pronouns

• Choosing le, la, l’, les, lui, or leur

• Replacing objects with the correct pronouns

• Placing French object pronouns correctly in a sentence

• Explaining and checking grammar choices as a team

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• Teacher instructions

• PowerPoint game board

• Direct and indirect object-pronoun questions

• Hidden point-value game mechanic

• Fully editable slides

EDIT THE GAME FOR YOUR CLASS

The PowerPoint is fully editable. Adjust the sentences, questions, and point values to match your students’ level, your current unit, or the grammar structures you want to review.

USE THIS RESOURCE FOR

• French grammar review

• Direct and indirect object-pronoun practice

• Whole-class team competition

• Test or quiz review

• An end-of-unit activity

• A motivating alternative to a traditional worksheet

This French object-pronoun game gives students repeated practice with le, la, l’, les, lui, and leur while adding strategy, suspense, and friendly competition to grammar review.

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