French FSL A1-A2 • Writing • Daily Routine • 9 Pictures
✍️ Daily Routine Writing Worksheet in French: Paul’s Day
This printable French writing worksheet helps students describe Paul’s daily routine using simple sentences. Learners observe 9 pictures, use the helpful vocabulary provided, and write sentences about everyday actions such as getting up, going to school, eating, resting, reading and going to bed. The worksheet is ideal for FSL / French learners at A1-A2 level.
🧠 Before Starting
Before writing, ask students to look carefully at the pictures and describe what they can see. This short oral warm-up helps activate useful vocabulary before moving on to written sentences.
- What does Paul do in the morning?
- Which French verbs can describe a daily routine?
- Can youuse words such as puis, ensuite or après?
- Can you write a sentence beginning with Paul se lève…?
📋 Worksheet Details
| Language | The worksheet is in French. This article is in English to help teachers, parents and homeschoolers understand the resource. |
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| Level | French FSL / FLE A1-A2 learners, young learners and beginner French writing practice. |
| Activity type | Guided writing activity based on pictures. |
| Theme | Daily routine, everyday actions, time and sequencing. |
| Content | 9 pictures, helpful vocabulary and a writing activity about Paul’s daily routine. |
| Skills | Picture description, sentence writing, present tense, sequencing and daily routine vocabulary. |
| Free version | US Letter PDF with watermark. |
| Premium versions | A4 PDF, US Letter PDF and editable DOCX. |
🔍 What’s Inside? ▼
This worksheet gives students a clear visual support for writing short sentences in French. Learners observe Paul’s daily routine through 9 pictures, then use the vocabulary provided to write simple, structured sentences.
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9 pictures to observe Each picture shows one moment or action from Paul’s daily routine.
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Helpful vocabulary Students can use the vocabulary support to avoid getting stuck while writing.
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Sentence writing practice Learners write simple French sentences in the present tense.
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Sequencing practice The activity encourages students to use words such as puis, ensuite and après.
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Correction support A corrected version can help teachers, parents and students check possible answers.
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Editable DOCX version Premium members can adapt the worksheet to their students or class needs.
🎯 Learning Goals ▼
Observe a scene and identify the action shown.
Build short sentences in French using the present tense.
Review common verbs and expressions related to everyday actions.
Put actions in order and use simple time connectors.
👥 Who Is This For? ▼
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💡 How to Use This Worksheet ▼
❓ Frequently Asked Questions ▼
Is this worksheet in English or French?
The worksheet itself is in French. This English article explains the resource for teachers and parents.
What do students have to do?
Students observe 9 pictures and write sentences in French to describe Paul’s daily routine.
Is there a free version?
Yes. A free US Letter PDF version with watermark is available.
Which premium files are included?
Premium members can download the A4 PDF, the US Letter PDF and the editable DOCX file.
Can teachers edit the worksheet?
Yes. The editable DOCX version allows teachers to change the vocabulary, instructions or layout.
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