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Immerse your students in the French language with lesson plans that focus on vocabulary, grammar, and cultural understanding. These resources offer interactive and immersive activities. Incorporate them to create a dynamic learning environment and promote language proficiency.
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Daily French Conversations - Au cinéma - Intermediate Lesson Plan
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Daily French Conversations - Au cinéma - Intermediate Lesson Plan The Daily French Conversations - Au cinéma - Intermediate Lesson Plan is an remarkable teaching resource exclusively designed for world language teachers and homeschoolers looking to uplift their student's conversational French knowledge. This resource dives into the specifics of daily dialogues, focusing specifically on a cinema setting. Components of the lesson plan: A video available in both English and French—which serves as the main teaching aid promoting immersive audio-visual participation. An audio version with dialogue spoken only in French, complimenting the video content while enabling students to concentrate on vital listening skills. A fill-in-the-blank exercise that emphasizes comprehension by pushing learners to recall details from what they've absorbed—an excellent demonstration of practical sentence construction skills. An English written role-play scenario for educators—guides students towards creating their tailored dialogues based on practical situations they might face outside school such as a visit to the cinema! Included are useful sentences and expressions both in standalone French form and accompanied by English translations, presenting students with an array of colloquial phrases often used during discussion scenarios. This adaptable resource can be integrated within large classes (whole group), smaller learning clusters (small groups) or given as homework assignments dependent on teaching requirements or specific learning targets—the effective implementation remains flexible across different platform modes including independent study or partnered exercises. In essence, The Daily French Conversations – Au cinéma Intermediate Lesson Plan provides educators access to an all-encompassing tool crafted not simply for vocabulary enhancement but further improved listening comprehension and dialogue origination—ultimately fostering confident French speakers. This is a priceless addition to any grade 6-12, French language lesson collection. Remember, knowledge of a new language creates pathways to multi-cultural appreciation and global awareness.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags French Conversation, Cinema, Intermediate Level, Listening Skills, Role-play
Daily French Conversations - À la station service - Intermediate Lesson Plan
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Daily French Conversations - À la station service - Intermediate French Lesson Plan This lesson is designed to show students how daily conversations flow in French. You get a video in French and English, an audio version with the dialogue spoken in French only, a fill in the blank exercise, and a transcript which will serve as an answer key. You also get a role play situation written in English that students can use to create their own dialogues. I've included a page of helpful sentences and expressions (one copy only in French and another in French and English). Scroll down to the bottom of this description to see the other themes included in this series. Here's what this one looks like: À la station service-Buying gas You and a friend are driving around France in your rental car, and you notice that you’re almost out gas. You are both keeping your eyes open for the nearest service station. You see one, and you pull in. You get out of the car, and just before you start to fill up the tank, your friend notices that you’re about to fill up with diesel!! You need unleaded! In thevideo, students will listen and read along as a typical French dialogue unfoldsà la station servicein France. As students listen to the conversation, listening comprehension will improve, and they will learn lots ofnew vocabulary words and expressions. This is really the way French people interact, though it may never have shown up in the textbook! The video lasts approximately two minutes, and it is easy to put it on pause so that everyone has a chance to study the text. The speech is nottoofast in this video, and all of the words are written on the screenin French and with English translations. The grammar in this conversation is quite varied, and some of it is definitely upper-level. However, French learners at any level can learn a lot and benefit from these conversations through context. I think your students will find the English translations to be most helpful, and they will see how it is nearly impossible to give direct translations from French to English. LESSON PLAN (as you explain it to students): Step 1:Watch the video and read along as you listen to the conversation. When you don't understand a word, just look down at the English translation. Be sure to take notes! It's ok if you don't understand all of the grammar. Just try to pay close attention to how the sentences are put together and how we do it differently in English. Step 2:Listen to the audio recording without looking at the words and translations on the video. Do you remember what the words mean? You can use this recording to practice and fine tune your listening skills Step 3:Print out the fill in the blank exercise, and write in the missing words as you listen to the recording. An answer key is provided. Once you have done this a few times, I challenge you to get out a blank sheet of paper and try writing it all! Just have that pause button ready! Step 4:Read over the role play situation with a partner. Study the page with helpful French sentences and expressions, and invent your own dialogue. You can use some of what you learned in the video in your conversation!
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags Language Printable, Daily Conversations, French Conversations, Lesson Plan, French Lesson Plan, Listen To French Conversations, Conversations In French
Les passe-temps: Qu'est-ce que tu aimes?
ELA, Foreign Languages, French, Not Grade Specific, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Les passe-temps: Qu'est-ce que tu aimes? The product, titled Les passe-temps: Qu'est-ce que tu aimes? is an interactive teaching resource aimed at enriching French language learning for students of all ages. Presented in a 30-minute lesson format, this tool predominantly focuses on strengthening the student's grasp over vocabulary related to hobbies and leisure activities. Presentation Content The content of Les passe-temps: Qu'est-ce que tu aimes? is thoughtfully organized into approximately 22 captivating slides. Each slide features: Striking images designed to maintain student engagement Color-coded vocabulary which significantly aids visual memory recall Pronunciation Exercises An integral part of the lesson involves rigorous pronunciation exercises which allow the student to develop accurate articulation skills in French. Through frequent repetition of key phrases such as “Qu'est-ce que tu aimes?” (What do you like?) and “J'aime le/la/les...” (I like the...), students reinforce their question-response patterns while gaining fluency. Versatility Within Teaching Scenarios This pre-made presentation offers versatility in its application within teaching scenarios—it could be used for whole group instruction or easily adapted for small group sessions or individual practice as homework assignments. Moreover, experiential learning opportunities are offered with suggestions such as: Engaging students in conversations about their own hobbies Inspiring investigative reading about French leisure activities beyond classroom confines. In conclusion, This Les passe-temps: Qu'est-ce que tu aimes? product cultivates linguistic proficiency while reinforcing thematic understanding amongst learners who are passionate about mastering French. In pedagogical terms, it represents a fusion of effective teaching strategies that inspire active communication and participatory learning paradigms. An invaluable addition to any educator's repository—be they public school teachers seeking enriching foreign language resources, or homeschoolers aiming towards comprehensive language training right from home comfort. The only requirement would be access to Microsoft PowerPoint Language Arts resource which unequivocally honors the commitment every educationalist holds dear—the successful impartation of knowledge.
Author Learning Resources Producer
Tags Interactive Teaching Resource, French Language Learning, Vocabulary Enrichment, Pronunciation Exercises, Experiential Learning Opportunities
French: Subjunctive and Subordinating Conjunctions Lesson Plan
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
This resource is a full lesson plan guide for teaching French subjunctive and subordinating conjunctions. You will get a guide for how best to use this resource. Between audio files, reading passages and task cards , you'll have everything you need to instruct and assess your students on this topic.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags Subjunctive, Subordinating Conjunctions, French Lesson, French Grammar, Audio Lesson Plan, Conjunctions Lesson Plan, Conjunctions Lesson Plans, Conjunctions French
French Poetry Lesson: DÉJEUNER DU MATIN, Jacques Prévert
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Looking for a great activity for intermediate level learners of French? This is a lesson that covers reading, writing, listening, and speaking. It's a fun way to introduce your students to French poetry, and though the poem is spectacularly well known in France, it's easy to understand. Students will learn new vocabulary, and practice the passé composé. Here's what the lesson consists of: Watch a 3 minute silent short film with your students (YouTube link provided). The court-métrage is a very well done acting out of the poem. Students write what they think the poem is about after having watched the short movie, and they identify the feelings they felt. At this point you can encourage students to share with the class. Before reading the poem there is some new vocabulary to learn. Important vocabulary from the poem is introduced in a multiple choice activity, and after that I've included a flashcard set on Quizlet for you to share with your students so that they can revise (link provided). At this point, there's a link to another YouTube video to show your students. Again, the poem is being acted out, but this time with the poem being read at the same time. Students will have a much better understanding of what the poem is about at this point. The next part of the lesson is to practice the passé composé, since that's the tense that's used throughout the poem. Students will fill in the blanks with the passé composé form of the verb in parentheses. Regular, irregular, and reflexive verbs. After you've gone over the answers with your students, there's a reading exercise that could be done either in the classroom with a partner, or even better, in the language lab where students could record themselves reading the poem aloud. At this point, you could offer bonus points for students who want to memorize and recite the poem.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags Poetry Lesson, Poetry Printable, French Lesson Guide, French Poetry, French Lesson Printable, Easy French Poetry, Dejeuner Du Matin
French Verb FALLOIR - Present Tense + Indirect Object Pronouns - Lesson Guide
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
This resource gives you everything you need to teach the French verb FALLOIR. Students will learn about present tense and indirect object pronouns through a helpful video and study cards. This download is equipped with a full lesson guide for the teacher.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags French Verb Lesson, Falloir Lesson Guide, Verbs Video, Indirect Objects Activity, Pronouns Printable, French Verbs That Take Indirect Objects, Falloir
French: Relative Pronouns Lesson - DONT vs DUQUEL
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
This French resource provides a full lesson for teaching the pronouns DONT vs DUQUEL. You will get a lesson guide as well as printable task cards for students to assess their understanding. An audio lesson is included as well as an answer key for the task cards.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags Relative Pronouns, French Grammar, French Lesson Plan, Audio Lesson, Pronouns Activity
French Lesson Plan: Année - Journée - Soirée - Matinée - Distance Learning
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
French Lesson Plan: Année - Journée - Soirée - Matinée - Distance Learning This is a comprehensive resource designed to help students understand and correctly use some often-confusing French terms. It can be useful for public school teachers and homeschoolers alike. Vocabulary Focus: 'Année vs An' 'Journée vs Jour' 'Soirée vs Soir' 'Matinée vs Matin' The lesson plan provides clear explanations alongside functional practice materials to easily iron out potential confusion. Included in the Kit: Printable Lesson Guide - A 12-page guide suitable for grade levels 3-12, with interactive elements for engaging learning. Worksheet - Accommodating exercises for hands-on practice while progressing through each lesson component. Audio Explanations - Beneficial tool for developing accurate pronunciation skills in learners; crucial part of language learning process. Mutliple-Choice Exercises --> - These contain 25 questions along with an answer key; serves as an engaging way to gauge student progression or areas requiring more focus. This package includes one zip file containing PDFs and .m4a files covering every aspect mentioned above—making it simple for individual educators venturing into digital language teaching modes or those guiding a small group during distance learning sessions. Potential Applications: Use in whole class instruction, small group activities, or as individual homework assignments. This flexibility allows its use in diverse teaching environments making it a must-have aid for teaching French
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags French Vocabulary, Language Learning, Lesson Plan, Distance Learning, Pronunciation, French Lesson Plans Pdf, Matinée French, An Vs Annee
Daily French Conversations - La Randonnée - Intermediate Lesson Plan
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Daily French Conversations - La Randonnée - Intermediate Lesson Plan Providing engaging and practical instruction for middle and high school students mastering the French language. An invaluable resource for grade levels 6 through 12, it focuses on World Languages with a concentration on everyday French dialogues. Ideal Classroom Application: The lesson plan revolves around an imaginary hiking trip — 'La Randonnée'— where students plunge into lively conversations in spoken French. An audio and video recording accompanies as course content, adding a proactive engagement layer to the learning experience. Fill-in-the-blank exercises are designed to reinforce vocabulary retention and language understanding with an accompanying transcript acting as an answer key. If you ever worry about challenging grammar rules used here; fret not. Bilingual text formats offering English translations next to written French expressions facilitate better comprehension irrespective of one's level in French mastery. Balancing Listening Skills with Oral Practice: Incorporating auditory experience into written practice solidifies newly learned expressions while improving listening skills—an effective methodology whether operating in large classroom settings or confined student groups. Summarizing Active Learning: A role-playing exercise concludes the session which entires students create dialogues tailored around what they've just learned from watching the provided scenario unfold before them—in video format subtitled and supplemented by insightful audio tapes recorded by native speakers. Packaged variously, this module weaves itself seamlessly into daily lesson plans , group work progress assessments, or even homework assignments—giving educators that much-needed flexibility. This concise yet comprehensive lesson plan, accommodating an array of digital platforms for both educators' and students', conveniently comes housed as a zip file supporting multiple file types.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags French Conversation, Language Learning, Intermediate Level, Listening Skills, Role-playing
French: Storylistening Ascension
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
French: Storylistening Ascension An innovative teaching resource, French: Storylistening Ascension, is designed exclusively for educators specializing in French instruction to secondary grade level students (grades 9-12). Aimed at key areas such as comprehensible input, trend analysis and language comprehension, it proves incredibly effective for both public school teachers and homeschoolers. What sets this French: Storylistening Ascension apart is its connection with the Netflix comedy "L'Ascension," a popular French film from 2017. This usable cultural reference provides an engaging platform that encourages student participation while exemplifying real-world language usage scenarios. Teachers' Resources Included The package comes loaded with detailed contents essential for both teachers and students, helping them gain expertise in different aspects of the French language. It includes: User-friendly instructions: A comprehensible teacher story script that indicates how you can employ balanced strategies leading your class through the story of the film - closely focusing on imparfait and passé composé structures. Tangible learning tools: Video demonstrations showcasing how to apply the Storylistening methodology are provided. They equip learners with an understanding of core concepts by supplying context-specific examples – significantly bolstering comprehension. Student Engagement & Assessment Tools In order to enhance student engagement and assess their learning rate, this product also proffers distinct tools such as: Graphic organizer handouts: These work synchronously alongside story developments permitting students to take notes comprising crucial vocabulary & important linguistic structures directly related to imparfait vs passé composé tenses. Digital Accessibility via Google Docs™ Format
Author Madame Murphy Comprehensible Culture
Tags French Instruction, Storylistening Methodology, Language Comprehension, Cultural Engagement, Tense Structures
Common, short French ADVERBS - lesson guide - 75 cards -Distance Learning
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Common, short French ADVERBS in 3 tenses - Lesson guide - 75 practice cards This resource focuses on teaching and practicing 25 common, short French adverbs in thepresent tense, passé composé, and futur proche. Where to place these adverbs in sentences can be surprising to students since placement of adverbs is very different than in English. Included: 75 numbered practice cards with answer key 10 page lesson guide to accompany the video lesson (great for a last minute substitute teacher lesson plan) Quiz: The same 75 sentences from the practice cards, but this time they're in FRENCH and are written without adverbs. The adverb to be used is in parentheses, and students have to place it correctly in the sentence. Use the same answer key as for the cards. Step 1:Download, print, and distribute the 10 page lesson guide. Step 2:If you wish, have your students watch my 35 minute video tutorial on short, common French adverbs. They will learn how to use these25 adverbsin the present tense, passé composé, and futur proche. Step 3:Download your set of 75 translation practice cards to give your students a true challenge. An answer key is included so that students can work individually, with partners, or in small groups and check their own work. Step 3:Administer the quiz and see how much your students have learned! I've included apaper free version(PDF) that students can use digitally on various devices as well as versions with 4 cards per page that you canprint and cut outfor years ofno-prep, ready to use, hands-on activities. Included: 75 numbered translation practice cards (see examples below) Numbered answer key 10 page printable lesson guide Click here for the link to my 30 minute comprehensive video lesson that accompanies this resource Examples (practice cards): - My mother and Ioften wentshopping together. - Ma mère et moisommes souvent allé(e)sfaire du shopping ensemble. - We (nous)are quickly doingthe dishes. - Nousfaisons vitela vaisselle. - Heespecially likeschocolate ice-cream. - Ilaime surtoutla glace au chocolat. - They (elles)are going to especially likethe swimming pool. - Ellesvont surtout aimerla piscine.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags French Lesson Plan, Short Adverbs, French Adverbs, Distance Learning, Lesson Guide, Common Adverbs In French
Comprehensive French Imperfect Tense Lesson Plan - Distance Learning
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
French Imperfect Tense Lesson and Practice Resources - Distance Learning This resource includes everything listed in the 9 steps of the lesson listed below. This is a comprehensive lesson on the French imperfect tense. I’ve packaged this lesson for TpT exactly the way I teach it to my students whether in person or online. All of the resources in the 9 steps listed below are meant to give students many ways to practice and master the imperfect tense. You can access my video tutorial on YouTube by clicking here . It is a 40 minute lesson. As you read the lesson plan outlined below, you will see that it addresses students directly.A PDF of the lesson plan is included. This lesson is very easy to implement when you're in the classroom with your students, when you have to be absent for a few days and need sub plans, or when your students are studying at home. STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS and LESSON PLAN: Theimparfaitis one of the ways you can speak in the past. In this lesson, you will learn the difference between the imperfect and passé composé tenses, how to add description to a sequence of events, exactly when and how to use the imperfect, and how to form it. This comprehensive French lesson includes the following to help you practice and master your new skill: STEP 1 -Download your 12 pagecoursand use it to follow along while listening to the lesson. There are spaces for you to fill in missing information that you will learn as I explain everything. Taking your own notes directly on paper is a proven way of helping to retain new information. STEP 2 -Download your 11 page lesson guide and add it to your French resources folder. This copy includes all of the essential rules and examples from the lesson. STEP 3 -Watch the 40 minute comprehensive video lesson on forming the imperfect and all of the ways you can use it. Click here to watch it on YouTube. STEP 4 -DownloadTeacher Lesson Notesand review everything that was taught in the lesson. This copy includes supplementary information that is not included in the lesson guide (all of theextrasthat come up during the lesson). STEP 5 -Listening comprehension audio drill:être, aller, avoir, faire. Follow the instructions on the first page of the accompanying PDF which includes a copy of the drill in written form. Practice and master all imperfect forms of these four verbs. STEP 6 -Listening comprehension audio drill:vouloir, pouvoir, devoir, savoir. Follow the instructions on the first page of the accompanying PDF which includes a copy of the drill in written form. Practice and master all imperfect forms of these four verbs. STEP 7 -Listening comprehension -La Journée de Vanessa. Listen to a story that is told completely in the imperfect tense. Pay close attention to how the verbs are used. A French only copy of the text in written form is provided as well as a French - English copy. STEP 8 -Written exercise - 25 sentences are written in the present tense, passé composé or futur proche. Rewrite them in the imperfect tense. An answer key is provided. STEP 9 -50 practice cards. This set of cards will really help you master your new skill. Each card includes a common word or expression from the lesson that is typically used in the imperfect. All cards are numbered, and an answer key is provided.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags French Lessons, Lesson Plans, Grammar Lesson Plan, Imperfect Tense, Distance Learning, What Is The French Imperfect Tense, What Is The Imperfect Tense In French, What Is Imperfect Tense French, French Imperfect, The Imperfect Tense French, What Is Imperfect Tense In French, The Imperfect Tense In French, Imperfect Tense French Examples
French Imperative Lesson - With and Without Pronouns - Distance Learning
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
French Imperative Lesson - With and Without Pronouns - Distance Learning This offers comprehensive learning sessions for tenth, eleventh, and twelfth graders studying World Languages. Specifically designed for those diving deeper into the French language, this resource clears path to mastery of affirmative and negative commands. Straightforward in its explanation yet thorough in content, this lesson instructs how to construct commands both with and without pronouns. The material presents an intriguing dimension of the French language: subtle changes that occur when using double pronouns with imperative forms. Easy Downloadable Files Avaialble in two easily downloadable PDF files. Perfect for distance learning settings or traditional classroom instruction where teachers can distribute copies digitally or print as per convenience. Versatility Ideal for educators conducting a whole group session or guiding small groups. Easily integrated into individualized study programs or homework assignments fostering self-learning among students. In Conclusion This lesson not only allows students to learn but also appreciate linguistic diversity making them successful learners readyfor global engagement.The value of deepening understanding about foreign languages like French goes beyond school curriculum boundaries as today's dynamic world increasingly demands multilingual and cross-cultural communication competence.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags French Imperative, Pronouns, Commands, Language Learning, Distance Learning, Imperative Pronouns
Immersion French Storytelling Lesson for Absolute Beginners
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Immersion French Storytelling Lesson for Absolute Beginners A comprehensive and effective teaching resource designed for educators with students in grades 9 through 12. Its primary objective is to provide engaging, easy-to-digest lessons that strategically introduce French language and culture. This resource employs the Story listening Methodology, which puts emphasis on comprehension and narrative retention over vocabulary memorization. Immersion French Storytelling Lesson for Absolute Beginners The unit aids in learning comparison phrases like 'c'est v. Il est' and high frequency adjectives. Objectives include recounting a basic story arc in French Tailored to answer rudimentary questions such as 'who', 'what', 'where', 'when', ‘why’? In accompaniment to these language skills, cultural aspects will also be broached: Identifying countries where French is spoken globally Specific features of Nice city in France The product intends on encouraging numerical skills by including lessons on counting up to thirty in French. Practical vocabulary words such as: This is a bear; He is small; He sleeps; rolls around; He pushes again; It's hard! ; He shouts ; arrives f.e., serve an imperative role enhancing a grasp over everyday life conversations. This product comes configured as Google Docs™ files featuring worksheets – making this resource highly accessible for situations necessitating adjustable instruction materials compatible with digital platforms or traditional classroom settings alike. Suitable for absolute beginners or novice learners of the World Language subject focusing primarily on the French sub-subject , this resource caters specifically towards providing quality content fostering both language comprehension and functionality. Note: Learning should never feel too immense—sometimes—like our friend from the unit claims, “Ce livre est trop petit.” Wishing you happy teaching!
Author Madame Murphy Comprehensible Culture
Tags French Storytelling, Storylistening Methodology, Practical Vocabulary, Cultural Learning, Numerical Skills
Daily French Conversations - Le billet d'avion - Intermediate Lesson Plan
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Daily French Conversations - Le billet d'avion - Intermediate Lesson Plan Targeting a range of grade levels, from Grade 6 to Grade 12, this invaluable resource caters primarily to the subject of world languages, focusing specifically on French language instruction. Introduction The lesson begins with a video and an audio clip presenting a typical dialogue centered around needing to change information on an airline ticket in France. With synchronized written text in both French and English, students decipher new vocabulary words often absent from traditional textbooks. Pace & Grammar Balance Controlled conversation speed and balanced grammar components ensure learners at different stages of proficiency are not overwhelmed. While there are some upper-level grammar structures involved, all students find useful aspects for their respective levels. Practice Exercise & Role-Play Situation A fill-in-the-blank exercise matching up with the conversation script is included for hands-on practice. A role-play situation prompts learners to create their own dialogues managing travel mishaps over phone calls! An add-on list containing practical sentences relevant to these scenarios fuels idea generation enabling active application of learnt glossaries into tangible interactions. Create Dialogue-Based Narratives Assignment To conclude each lesson, students are tasked with creating dialogue-based narratives employing highlighted sentence formations thereby implementing classroom learnings into adoptive verbal skills outside formal settings! This dynamic multipurpose tool encourages listening skills enhancement alongside reading comprehension improvement bridging between conventional teaching methods & reality-led immersive experiences aptly fulfilling overall language pedagogy requisites in engagingly effective & fairly individualistic fashion. The delivery of content via multiple file types ensures ease-of-access regardless of device compatibility. This resource truly embodies the personified theme of learning directly through conversing – an ideal choice for educators aiming to trigger intuitive language acquisition process in learners!
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags French Conversation, Daily Dialogue, Airline Tickets, Vocabulary Learning, Role-play Situations
French Relative Composed Pronouns Practice Cards - LEQUEL - AUQUEL - DUQUEL
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
French Relative Composed Pronouns - LEQUEL - AUQUEL - DUQUEL This set of 35 cards will help upper-level French students practice usingrelative composed pronouns. Each card has a fill in the blank sentence to complete. The cards are numbered so that students can work individually, with partners, or in small groups while checking their own work using the numbered answer key. All you have to do is print as many sets of the cards that you'll need, and cut them out. If you can laminate them, you'll have these cards ready to pull out and use year after year. Do you prefer a paperless version? Just project the PDF with only one card per page for a whole class activity or share it with students to use on their computers, tablets, or phones.
Author Love Learning Languages
Tags French Lesson Plan, Composed Pronouns Lesson Plan, Relative Composes Pronouns, Pronouns Practice Card, When To Use Lequel, Lequel
Valentine's Day Reading & Comprehension Unit ( French Version )
Foreign Languages, French, Grade 9, 10, 11, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
This unit includes a story about Valentine's Day and few pages with questions, some multiple choice.
Author Brave Education
Tags Valentine's Day, Reading, Comprehension, Story, French
Art Lesson: Creative Mistakes (French Version)
Foreign Languages, French, Not Grade Specific, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Art Lesson: Creative Mistakes - French Version, A Teaching Resource The teaching resource, Art Lesson: Creative Mistakes (French Version), lets us reflect on the famous saying: "It's okay to make mistakes." This set adopts a novel approach in portraying to learners how mistakes can be converted into masterpieces. The theme of this resource is to inspire students to view errors positively. This resource includes: A total of 9 printable worksheets, each structured with a special box for students to utilize their creativity and innovation. A French version facilitating bilingual education by combining art learning within an easy-to-follow session. This one-of-a-kind method aids in merging world languages education with arts appreciation, providing learning opportunities via fascinating drawings and visual pedagogy. Central among its tasks is equipping students to transform previous 'mistakes' into something new - stressing individual growth through imaginative thinking. The quality that stands out is that it does not have any grade requirement - making it apt for various age groups. It fosters creativity which doesn't restrict itself by age! Teachers find it convenient enough for class activities or homework assignments – allowing adaptions according to specific teaching styles. The whole assembly comes in a user-friendly PDF file catering optimal ease of printing. This ensures clarity of images on every page while maintaining distinct tasks free from distortions or shrinkage during printouts - an issue common with other file types! In short, the Art Lesson: Creative Mistakes (French Version) teaching resource transcends typical paper worksheets; embodying significant life lessons about acknowledging errors as chances for personal development driven by expansive creative thinking - all catered via an innovative package!
Author Brave Education
Tags Art, Creativity, Bilingual Education, French Language, Mistake Transformation