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Provide a worksheet with exercises to practice family member vocabulary in French.

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How can I use this worksheet?

This French family worksheet is a fun activity for your children to both learn some French family names, and practise their drawing skills. After your children have learned the various French family names, they could try and draw that family member as best they can. Or, your children could bring pictures in for their French family worksheet instead... but drawing pictures will be much more fun!

This French family worksheet will teach your children how to say father, mother, sister, uncle, aunt, grandfather, grandmother and lots more. Your children could take these home to show off their new French skills and their drawing skills to show 'le famille'. Or, you could build a huge classroom family tree using the various complete worksheets instead.

This would be an excellent activity to use in your French lessons on family and will help to keep your children really excited and engaged with their learning.

More engaging French resources

If you are looking for more engaging worksheets and activities for your French lessons, then Twinkl has you covered. There are plenty of fantastic resources available, to not only help your children with their French learning, but also to have fun with too!

This colourful poster is another great resource for you to use to help teach your children some French family vocabulary. This would be perfect to put up on your French learning wall, so your children can refer to it during individual tasks.

See if your children can spot all the family members in this French family word search. This would be a fun and engaging way for children to reinforce what they have learned.

Or, these French Food Matching Cards will be a fun way to help teach your children some French food words. These would be great as a paired activity or in small groups.

This French Worksheet Voici Ma Famille is a great resource to use too!

These resources would be a great kick-start to your French lessons. But, don't forget to take a look through the Twinkl website, as there is a lot more to find!

What is family life like in France?

The French take family very seriously. Children often stay living with their parents until they are married, and most people usually live close by after they move out. Family life is considered to be the backbone of French culture and community. The French balance of work and family life is considered to be one of the best in the world, as they have more free leisure time than most.

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My Family Read and Draw Worksheet French

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This French family worksheet is a fun activity for your children to both learn some French family names, and practise their drawing skills. After your children have learned the various French family names, they could try and draw that family member as best they can.

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By the end of this lesson, students will be able to identify and use French vocabulary related to family members accurately in both speech and writing.

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Students will understand the significance of family structure in French-speaking cultures and how it influences language.

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An online dictionary will be essential for looking up unfamiliar words.

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Use Padlet for sharing class notes and for collaborative activities. It's a live interactive board where students can post and comment.

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Start the lesson with a presentation on French family vocabulary. Include definitions, pictures, and pronunciation guides.

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Create a matching game using flashcards of family member words and their corresponding pictures in French. This can be done in groups.

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Ask students to role-play scenarios involving family conversations in French. This encourages practical usage of the vocabulary.

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Have students record videos of their role plays and upload them to Padlet for peer feedback. It's a great way to learn from each other.

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French Conversation Practice through Role-Play - The best method for self-study in French

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Assign a project where students create a family tree using the French vocabulary. They can present their family trees in class.

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Conduct an interactive quiz using tools like Kahoot to test students' knowledge of French family vocabulary.

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A written quiz focusing on the French family members vocabulary covered in the lesson.

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Evaluate the family tree projects presented by the students for their grasp of the vocabulary and creativity.

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Recap the main points of the lesson, emphasizing the importance of family vocabulary in French.

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Allow students to share their thoughts on what they learned and suggest improvements for future lessons.

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For homework, ask students to create a short video introducing their family members in French.