Looking for intermediate French speaking activities that actually get students talking in full sentences?
This Find Someone Who (Trouve quelqu'un qui) French speaking game is a low-prep, high-impact solution for Year 10 classes, designed to move learners beyond one-word answers and hesitant participation. Through structured peer interaction, students practise asking and answering questions in French using present, passé composé, and futur tenses while building fluency and confidence.
Perfect for French speaking games, revision lessons, or oral assessment prep, this engaging activity supports mixed-ability classrooms and aligns with both the Australian Curriculum and international language programs.
What's Included
- "Find Someone Who…" prompts in French (beginner/intermediate level)
- 10 student bingo boards (print-and-go)
- Teacher instructions with extension and differentiation ideas
- Suitable for icebreakers, revision, or oral assessment
Why Teachers Love It
- Ready-to-use: no prep required
- Encourages authentic communication in French
- Supports past, present, and future tense practice
- Engages students through movement and speaking tasks
- Flexible for warm-ups, group activities, or assessment
Australian Curriculum: French v9.0 – Years 9–10 (Year 7 entry)
Communicating meaning in French
- AC9LF10EC01 – Initiate and sustain interactions in familiar and some unfamiliar contexts to exchange ideas, experiences and opinions about their own and others' personal world
- AC9LF10EC02 – Use French language in exchanges to question, offer opinions and compare and discuss ideas
Understanding language and culture
- AC9LF10EU02 – Select and use structures and features of the French grammatical and writing systems to enhance meaning and create spoken, written and multimodal texts
