Grades 2–4
Un or Une?
Un goes with masculine words and une with feminine words. Circle the right one for ten nouns.
French worksheet · First French grammar
Adjectives That Match
French adjectives change to match the noun. Write each adjective with the right ending.
- Grade level
- Grades 4–5
- Time
- About 20 minutes
- Topic
- First French grammar
- Answer key
- Yes, page 2 of the PDF
- Kids practice
- Choosing un or une, Using the verbs être and avoir, Adding -er verb endings, Making adjectives match the noun
What kids do
Printed on the sheet:
- A French adjective matches its noun. Add -e for a feminine word and -s for more than one. If it already ends in e (rouge) or s (gris), don’t add another. Petit and grand go before the noun; colors go after it.
- Write the adjective with the right ending.
- 10. des crayons
Teacher tip
Have kids underline the noun first, decide if it is feminine or plural, then add the ending.
How to use it
- Do the first sentence together and say why the ending is right.
- Write the forms of the verb on the board and chant them together.
- Say every French word out loud and have kids echo it before they read or write it.
Watch for
Adding -s to gris or -e to rouge. Words that already end in that letter stay the same.
Talk about it
- Why do we say j’ai dix ans in French?
- Is this word masculine or feminine? How can you tell?
Take it further
Play a game where one child names a noun and the next adds a matching adjective.
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The Verb Être (To Be)
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The Verb Avoir (To Have)
Fill in the six forms of avoir, then finish each sentence. In French you have your age: j’ai dix ans.
Grades 4–5
Regular -er Verbs: Parler
Learn the endings of parler, then use them to write the right form of six more -er verbs.
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