French 1
One printable worksheet for each of the 20 chapters of first-year French, and every sheet has its answer key in Part 2.
- 178 pages
- PDF download
- 20 worksheets
- 20 problems per worksheet
- Every answer key in Part 2
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How the French 1 worksheets work
A sheet holds twenty problems that run from easy to hard, with a line at the top for the student's name and date. The sheet for “counting to 100, telling your age, phone numbers” is full of numbers to write out and phone numbers to say aloud. The one on “having, needing and feeling with avoir” drills the forms of avoir until they come without thinking, and “eating well: partitive articles and meals” asks the student to choose between du, de la and des on real menus. Because the keys sit together at the back, a student can work alone and then check, and a parent who never studied French can still mark a page in a few minutes. Print one sheet per evening, or hand the whole stack to a substitute teacher. The order matches the French 1 lessons, from “saying hello, introducing yourself and spelling names” to “shopping for clothes with ce, cet, cette, ces”.
Table of contents
- Saying hello, introducing yourself and spelling names
- Counting to 100, telling your age, phone numbers
- Who is who: pronouns, être, nationalities and jobs
- Le, la, un, une: gender and school supplies
- Counting things in plural and il y a
- Talking about likes with -er verbs
- Saying no with ne and pas
- How to ask questions in French
- Having, needing and feeling with avoir
- Painting a portrait with French adjectives
- Introducing your family with mon, ma and mes
- Going places and making plans in French
- What time is it? clocks and schedules
- Dates, seasons and the weather report
- Faire, sports and free-time activities
- Eating well: partitive articles and meals
- Ordering politely at the café
- Classes, timetables and favorite subjects
- Finishing, choosing and waiting: -ir and -re verbs
- Shopping for clothes with ce, cet, cette, ces
Want to try a chapter first? The French 1 chapters are free to read on the website: open the free French 1 pages.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the French 1 worksheets for?
It is written for students in their first year of high school French, including homeschoolers, and for parents who need to follow what their child is learning. They work next to the lessons or next to any school textbook.
Where are the answer keys?
All the keys are gathered in Part 2, after the 20 worksheets, so a student does not see an answer by accident. The table of contents lists the key of every chapter, from “saying hello, introducing yourself and spelling names” to “shopping for clothes with ce, cet, cette, ces”.
How many problems are on a worksheet?
Twenty, numbered Problem 1 to Problem 20 and sorted from easy to hard, with a line at the top for a name and a date. The sheet on “introducing your family with mon, ma and mes” has the same layout as all the others.
Can I print the French 1 worksheets?
Yes. Print the chapters you need, as many copies as you need for your own class or family. Payment is a single PayPal purchase with an instant download.
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