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Lire Dire Écrire French Conjugation Practice | Self-Grading Digital Game
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Give students focused Lire Dire Écrire French conjugation practice with this no-prep, self-grading digital game. Students choose the correct form of lire, dire, or écrire to complete each sentence and receive immediate feedback as they move through the game path.

Each question contains a sentence with a missing conjugated verb. Students determine which verb is needed, select the correct form, and continue through the activity.

How the game works:

  • A sentence appears with a missing form of lire, dire, or écrire.
  • Students choose the answer they believe completes the sentence correctly.
  • A correct response allows them to continue along the path.
  • An incorrect response sends them back to repeat that section.
  • Students continue until they complete the game.

Three formats are included:

  • Google Drive version
  • Microsoft PowerPoint version
  • PDF version

Use this French verb conjugation game for:

  • Independent digital practice
  • Whole-class smartboard review
  • Grammar review
  • Learning stations
  • Homework
  • Early finishers
  • Quiz or test preparation
  • Additional practice with irregular French verbs
  • Substitute lessons

This activity is designed for students who have already learned the conjugations of lire, dire, and écrire and need structured practice choosing the correct forms in sentence-level context.

Students receive feedback through the game progression, allowing them to reconsider incorrect answers and try the section again.

Please review the preview and included teacher directions to confirm the tense practiced, total number of questions, required student technology, and how each file format should be assigned.

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Teacher reviews

“My students love these games! It is a great way to reinforce a grammar concept. Sometimes I just use these games as a bell ringer. This one has become part of my curriculum.”
Christine J.
“My students and I loved this activity. It was short, but they were engaged and interested the whole time. Thank you!”
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