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Make passé composé practice feel like an adventure with this self-grading French digital escape game. Students complete five varied challenges using passé composé with avoir and être as they collect family objects and free a ghost from a haunted manor. Most verbs use avoir, with limited être practice clearly included.
Your students will enjoy practicing the passé composé with avoir and être in this French haunted house game! As they complete the tasks, they will gather the objects needed to free the ghost from the house. The game is self-grading and students will need to get all of the answers correct in order to move on. While there are a couple of instances of the passé composé with être, most of the verbs use avoir.
There are 5 different challenges. The tasks will have students using different skills to practice the passé composé. Each task will help the student gather a meaningful family object.
Task 1: Listen to the audio and put the images of life events in the correct order.
Task 2: Read the information about when the people were born and died and find the correct portrait - a great numbers review!
Task 3: Put the correct past participle in the paragraph to complete the story.
Task 4: Play "memory" to match the French sentences with the English translations.
Task 5: Match the irregular past participle with the infinitive verb.
At the end of the game, the students will have 5 different object. They will put those objects in front of a family tomb to free the ghost and no longer have a haunted house. As the game does not track student data, you will want them to take a screenshot as proof of completion.
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