French Daily Routine Writing Worksheet
This printable French worksheet helps learners write about a typical day using a clear word bank. Students describe their daily routine in French, from getting up in the morning to going to bed at night.
It is a simple but very useful writing activity for reviewing everyday actions, reflexive verbs and time expressions in a meaningful context.
What the worksheet contains
The page gives students a writing prompt: they must describe one of their usual days. To help them, the worksheet provides a large vocabulary box with useful verbs and expressions.
The word bank includes everyday actions such as getting up, waking up, praying, taking a bath, brushing teeth, taking a shower, getting dressed, going to school or work, returning home, tidying up, washing dishes, taking a nap, walking, preparing dinner, gardening, playing video games, running, jogging and going to bed.
Recommended level
Best for A1-A2 learners who already know basic present-tense sentences and are starting to write short connected paragraphs.
Useful around Grades 4-7, depending on the students’ French background and writing independence.
Can work from CM1-CM2 for simple writing, and in college for beginner FLE practice.
Worksheet preview
Here is the worksheet preview before the download section. It shows the writing prompt, the vocabulary support and the lined space where students can write their answer.
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Learning French Exercises for A2 to B1 Level
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What do students write about?
Students write about one of their usual days in French, using the vocabulary box to describe morning, daytime and evening actions.
Is this worksheet good for reflexive verbs?
Yes. Many expressions in the word bank use reflexive verbs, such as se lever, se réveiller, se laver les dents, se doucher, s’habiller and se coucher.
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