Looking for a simple, engaging, and highly effective way to build oral French in your Core French or FSL classroom?

This J’ai… qui a ? Oral Language Collection includes 8 complete speaking decks, each designed to support listening, speaking, and vocabulary development through repetition and play.

Each deck contains 24 cards, forming a clear loop with a defined start and end, making the games easy to manage and perfect for whole-class, small-group, or routine use.

This collection includes 8 themed J’ai… qui a ? decks:

1. Dates & the Calendar

2. Weather

3. Clothing & Colours

4. Colours

5. Objects & Spaces at Home

6. Classroom Objects

7. Fruit

8. Animals

   
   

Each deck contains:

• 24 cards

• Clear sentence structure

• Consistent formatting across all themes

• A complete, closed loop

The language focus:

These games are designed to:

• Encourage oral interaction in French

• Build confidence through predictable sentence frames

• Reinforce key vocabulary through repetition

• Support listening comprehension in a low-pressure context

Because the structure stays the same across all decks, students can focus on speaking and understanding French, not learning new rules.

Why you're going to LOVE this one:

• Easy to implement — no prep required

• Works across multiple grade levels

• Ideal for daily oral routines

• Perfect for whole class, small groups, or centres

• Excellent for substitute plans

• Reusable year after year

Try them as:

• Morning warm-ups

• Oral communication blocks

• End-of-day review

• Fast finisher activities

• Ongoing speaking routines

Literally everything I build for Core French is made for the big, middle-school kids who are especially hard to hook and engage.

• Familiar and age-appropriate (Yes, this is basic vocab, but you'll NEVER see babyish cliparts or fonts in my products)

• Highly visual and concrete (They'll give you their approval and buy-in!)

• Universally relevant across classrooms (Teach multiple grades? This works!)

• Carefully selected to support Core French learners

For goodness' sakes, don't forget to have fun!

Mme Kaitlyn