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Passe Compose French escape room Past tense Prisoner in the Bastille activity
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Add to cartThis passé composé digital escape game is a fun way to learn about French history and culture AND practice forming and using the passé composé at the same time! Your brother-in-law has been accused of a crime and is being held in the Bastille prison. The only way to free him is to find the real criminal - but you will have to use your French skills to do so.
To find the keys to free the friend, students will have to answer questions based on a video and a written passage, plus practice using both the passé composé. Activities are in French, with a little bit of English to help make things clear. Includes both avoir and être as helping verbs, regular and irregular verbs.
This passé composé digital escape game includes a detailed teacher instruction guide with answer key and a link to access the site. Students will need access to the Internet/YouTube in order to play the game. Students will enjoy this game as a fun way of practicing the formation and usage of both tenses.
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“This was an engaging way to get them to review the passe compose!”
“I left this for a supply teacher and it went very well. I love that there's a cultural component.”
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This was an engaging way to get them to review the passe compose!
Monica D.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
This was a great activity and a fun way to have the students learn a bit of history in French. Merci mille fois.
Ada M.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Engaging activity for students. I assigned it as an activity after they finished a test.
Rebeccah S.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
I just played that escape game with my students, and some of the keys to open the locks did not appear. The clue boxes where students enter their answer did not show up. They saw this message instead: "Loading...". Can this be fixed? Thank you.
Reply from Frenchified
It's a current issue with Google forms, and an easy fix - I will take care of it and it should be working properly in a few minutes.
Raphaelle R.
Grades taught: 10th
Tres Bien! My French II students were excited to work on this assignment during class! It was a very engaging activity for them! Merci!
Suzette E.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
I used this with a group of students who have played some of the other escape games so they know how the format works. This kept them engaged for the entire period and have asked to do more!
Caitlin M.
Grades taught: 10th, 11th, 12th
I think I would love this resource if my kids knew how to put accents on the 'e's. It was a last minute purchase that I directed the kids too, but they couldn't do it because of that. Is there a way to make it more accessible so on those quick, last-minute days (or even sub days) that the accents won't be a deal breaker?
Reply from Frenchified
Thanks for the feedback! I generally wouldn't care about the accents too much but since this is an activity focused on the passé composé, it's something I'd like to leave on. I'm thinking that maybe I will add a little bit of text on the form that tells them how to type the é, so they can either type it in or copy and paste it into their answers. (Update: I've added it to the top of each form so hopefully students will be able to copy/paste it.)
NATHALIE B.
Grades taught: 10th
Engaging and a good challenge!
Rachel M.
Grades taught: 10th
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