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French Writing Prompts Journal | 61 Print-and-Go Prompts | Level 2+ | Volume I
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Give students meaningful opportunities to write in French without spending hours creating prompts, formatting worksheets, or searching for the right grammar focus.
Journal d’écriture, Volume I includes 61 French writing prompts designed for French 2 and above. Each prompt appears on its own full-page worksheet, making the collection easy to use as a yearlong journal, weekly writing routine, assessment resource, homework assignment, sub plan, or individual classroom handout.
The prompts range from thoughtful and personal to imaginative, humorous, and unexpected. Students are asked to reflect, explain, narrate, predict, and defend their ideas while practicing a variety of verb tenses and structures.
What’s Included
- 61 individual French writing prompts
- 65-page PDF
- A bilingual teacher introduction
- A two-page index organized by grammar focus
- Difficulty levels marked Facile, Moyen, or Difficile
- Grammar categories including:
- présent
- passé composé
- futur
- conditionnel
- subjonctif
- mixed tenses
- A brief grammar reminder on every prompt page
- Informal tu versions where appropriate
- Space for students to record useful vocabulary
- Name, class/period, and date fields on every page
Flexible Classroom Use
Each page is designed to stand alone. Print the entire journal for student use, assign one prompt at a time, or select individual pages based on the grammar structure, topic, or difficulty level you need.
These prompts work well for:
- Daily or weekly writing
- Bell ringers and warm-ups
- Homework
- Formative assessment
- Timed writing
- Test preparation
- Substitute plans
- Make-up work
- Early finishers
- Speaking or discussion follow-ups
Recommended Level
This resource is recommended for French 2 and above, but teachers can easily select individual prompts for advanced French 1 students or use them with upper-level classes as extended writing practice.
You know your students better than anyone. Use the full journal, build a yearlong routine, or choose the pages that fit your curriculum.
This is Volume I of a three-volume collection.
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