French Insects Vocabulary Worksheets
These two printable French worksheets help beginner learners practise vocabulary about insects and other small creatures. They combine picture recognition, handwriting practice and simple word choice.
The first worksheet is a free copywork PDF. The second worksheet is a Premium practice page where students circle the correct word, then copy it on the line.
Free copywork worksheet
Premium circle-and-copy worksheet
What learners practise
Both worksheets are designed for early French learners who need clear visual support. The free page focuses on careful copying, while the Premium page adds a word-recognition step before writing.
Also available in book format
French Reading and Writing Practice for Beginners
These worksheets are part of a broader French reading and writing approach for beginners: a practical book designed to support first steps in decoding, copying, vocabulary and early writing.
Color edition
Ideal for visual and engaging practice
Black & white edition
A printer-friendly version for regular use
1. I Copy Words – Insects
This free worksheet invites students to copy French insect vocabulary in cursive. It is simple, visual and especially useful for handwriting practice or beginner vocabulary revision.
Words practised in French:
- un papillon
- une coccinelle
- une guêpe
- une abeille
- un moustique
- un cafard
2. I Circle and Copy the Correct Word – Insects and Other Small Creatures
This Premium worksheet adds a reading and selection task. For each picture, students choose the correct French word from several options, circle it, then copy it on the writing line.
Words practised in French include:
- un papillon
- une coccinelle
- une abeille
- un cafard
- une mouche
- un moustique
- une chenille
- un bourdon
- une fourmi
- une libellule
- une araignée
- une sauterelle
Frequently asked questions
Which worksheet is free?
The copywork worksheet, I Copy Words – Insects, is available as a free PDF.
What is included in the Premium worksheet?
The Premium worksheet asks learners to choose the correct word for each picture, circle it, then copy it on the line.
What level is this for?
These worksheets are best for beginner French learners, around A1 level, or elementary students building basic vocabulary and handwriting skills.
