French Number Words Color by Code Clipart | French Numbers 1–10
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Turn French direct object pronoun practice into a lively PowerPoint game. Students replace direct objects with le, la, les, or l’, decide where the pronoun belongs, and answer for points—but the It’s Not Fair twist makes every scoring decision unpredictable and engaging.
French direct object pronouns can be tricky - students may have trouble determining what a direct object is, or how to choose what pronoun to use, or where it goes in the sentence. This game will help them to practice and master the concept, but in a fun and exciting way.
Your students will love and hate the It's not fair Game! Students will pick questions from the game board. Each question has a sentence with a direct object that can be replaced by a direct object pronoun - le, la, les, or l'. If they answer correctly, they can keep the points or pass them to another team - but they won't know how many points they've "won" until they make their decision.
This item contains instructions for the game and a PowerPoint game board. The boards are fully editable, so adjust the questions and point values as needed for your classes.
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“This game turns friends to enemies (in a fun way), and levels the playing field so the "best" students don't always win!”
“Great addition to my unit! Thank you!”
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This game turns friends to enemies (in a fun way), and levels the playing field so the "best" students don't always win!
Aimee S.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
This was a hoot and the kids loved it! I told teams everyone has to work together so everyone has to have the same sentence written on individual white boards. Even when it wasn't a team's turn, most kids were writing answers just to practice, even students who tend to struggle a bit more. The possibility of negative points got kids ALL sorts of riled up, and it was refreshing to not always have the same kids 'win' all the time. I also appreciate that It can be edited to adapt to slightly different challenge levels (I added just a few passé composé questions).
Jill F.
Grades taught: 10th
Great addition to my unit! Thank you!
Bilane O.
Grades taught: 10th
Great game! My students loved it!
Raymond K.
Grades taught: 10th
Merci beaucoup!
Rachel M.
Grades taught: 11th, 10th, 9th
My students really loved this game! It helped them practice the concept and they got very invested in strategizing with their points. I used this game right after doing notes on the concept, so I really liked that the winning team wasn't determined by who understood the concept the most (because sometimes the same students in class always win games because they just get it better), but the winner was pretty random because of how the points work. Merci!
Nellie V.
Grades taught: 10th, 11th, 9th
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