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Five Freebies Free for all and the Five More Free Contest


So I thought you might all like some free stuff? I started a Teacher pay Teacher store in March this year and I have been busily adding new things that I think would be useful to French Immersion, FSL and French teachers and some things that are good for teachers at all levels.

I have some freebies for you below and I also wanted to give you the chance to win  five paid products from my store for FREE!  Entering is easy, just follow me on Teacher pay Teacher or follow this blog.  You'll be first to know when I add new products and new freebies!

I will be drawing for a winner August 31st. Don't miss out on your chance!

Now for the freebies!

Here are a few freebies for you to check out:



French writing prompts- La Fête

One sample writing prompt that includes 3 versions.
Two versions have a word bank included and one only includes the image. This document also includes two pages of lined writing paper for those students who want to write more.

Other Writing Prompts

Pirate Writing Prompts at La classe de Mme Hawtree

Spring Writing Prompts at La classe de Mme Hawtree







Roll and Cover Game - Snail

A great center or game for the beginning of the year. Students roll a dice and count the number of dots. They cover the number.

Includes - 3 games
Roll 1 dice.
Roll 1 dice add 1.
Roll 2 dice add 2.






3D Shapes - Cut, glue and color

3D shapes center activity or worksheets

Page 3—Students color in shapes as directed and count the number of each shape type.
Page 4– Students cut and glue shapes into one of the two columns following the rule. They can cut out shapes on the bottom of the page or shapes from magazines.
Page 5– Students create their own sorting rule and sort shapes into the two categories. Again students can cut out shapes at the bottom or find shapes in magazines.









Speech Bubbles


Free printable sheet of speech bubbles to print and cut out.


Use as thinking bubbles for predicting lessons or create comics. Use for writing activities too.









J'ai, qui a +1

Have students practice plus 1 addition facts while playing this game. Can be played whole class, in small groups or individually. Instructions are included.


Freebie includes 9 cards.


Click here for full version with 24 cards

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