Stop re-teaching the same irregular verbs every year. Teach the pattern once, and your students can conjugate verbs they’ve never even seen.
This is a complete French verb curriculum built around one idea: French has thousands of verbs, but only a handful of underlying patterns. Once a student can recognise which family a verb belongs to, they can conjugate it, including verbs you never explicitly taught them. That’s the skill this bundle builds, from the first lesson on present tense all the way through to the subjunctive.

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What’s included
The French Verb Engine, a single-page reference map of 21 core verbs across 7 tenses, revealed progressively across 12 stages so students always see exactly how far they’ve come and what’s next. Nothing sprung on them, nothing hidden.
21-Verb Quiz Suite, 12 self-marking practice stages matching the Engine’s sequence, each with new-tense practice, cumulative revision, and a fixed 10-question test paper for tracking real progress over time.
Predictive Verb Quiz, the payoff. Students meet verbs they’ve never been taught, identify the pattern family, and predict the conjugation correctly. This is what proves genuine understanding rather than memorisation.

One laptop is all you need
This works whole-class, not just one-student-one-device. Display any quiz on your whiteboard or projector from the teacher laptop, and run it as a live whole-class activity.
Project a question. Students write their answer on mini-whiteboards and hold them up together, so you see every answer in the room at once, instantly.
Or split the class into teams or pairs, and take turns answering aloud or on a shared whiteboard, with the first correct answer or best-of-round winning the point. Call on individual students to answer verbally while the rest of the class checks against what appears on screen once you submit.
Run the fixed 10-question test paper as a whole-class assessment, tallying scores on the board as you go, rather than needing a device per student.

Every question is instantly self-marked the moment you submit it, so a whole-class round becomes live, visible feedback for the entire room, not something you take home to mark. The quizzes work just as well for independent practice, a homework task, or a device-based station. The same files support all of it, whiteboard or laptop, whole-class or solo.
Self-marking quizzes, every time
Every quiz question, in both the 21-Verb Quiz Suite and the Predictive Verb Quiz, marks itself instantly. No answer keys to prepare, nothing to take home and mark. The Verb Engine itself is a reference sheet, not a quiz. It’s the map your students use between quiz sessions to look up patterns and check their own thinking.