Landmarks of France PowerPoint
Informational slide deck profiling 10 French landmarks (e.g. Eiffel Tower, Palace of Versailles, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Louvre) for social studies/geography instruction.
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Informational slide deck profiling 10 French landmarks (e.g. Eiffel Tower, Palace of Versailles, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Louvre) for social studies/geography instruction.
A grammar unit teaching French indirect object pronouns (IOP) for advanced learners, covering usage, verbs taking the preposition 'à', simple and compound tenses, infinitives, and negative sentence formation, provided as both a slide deck and printable practice/test materials.
A slide deck of warm-up discussion questions, cultural background on Guadeloupe, and vocabulary to accompany reading an excerpt from Gisèle Pineau's 'Un papillon dans la cité' (from the 'Bien Dit' Level 3 textbook).
A roughly 30-minute French-language PowerPoint lesson teaching vocabulary for the four seasons and practicing the question 'Quelle saison est-ce?' (what season is it), plus practice stating years aloud in French.
A French-language PowerPoint lesson introducing body-part vocabulary using a slideshow with images, IPA pronunciation transcriptions, and color-coded example sentences.
A PowerPoint lesson introducing French vocabulary for breakfast foods and drinks, with cross-cultural comparison of typical breakfasts.
A Jeopardy-style PowerPoint game for practicing French-English translation of phrases within the 'leisure' (les loisirs) theme.
A 30-minute French-language PowerPoint lesson providing practice asking and answering questions about hobbies/leisure activities, centered on 'Qu'est-ce que tu aimes?' and 'J'aime le/la/les...'.
A 50-minute French-language PowerPoint lesson providing practice asking and answering questions describing hair color/style in French, centered on the phrase 'il est comment' (what is he/she like).
Provide a whole-class Jeopardy-style review game for practicing regular French -ER verbs in the present tense.
A French-language PowerPoint lesson introducing and practicing numbers 0-20, including the quantity question word 'combien' (how many).
A French-language lesson teaching vocabulary and sentence structures for grocery shopping (quantities, containers, food items) via drill-and-practice slides.
Provide a whole-class Jeopardy-style review game for practicing regular French -IR verbs in the present tense.
Introduce the French International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) to intermediate learners through a slide presentation, audio pronunciation examples, and practice worksheets.
Jeopardy-style review game for practicing French idiomatic expressions built with the verb avoir (e.g. avoir faim, avoir raison), in present tense.
Present background history on immigration to France during the post-WWII period (1945-1974), covering the first and second waves of North African/Maghrebi immigration, housing policy (HLM/bidonvilles), the 1974 border closure, and the rise of the Front National, taught in French with embedded vocabulary study and comprehension…
Provide a daily joke for classroom warm-up/engagement in a French-class context, using English-language jokes built around French vocabulary and wordplay.
A French unit exploring the Maghreb/Francophone North Africa, developing communication, cultural, and global-competency skills around language politics, colonization/decolonization, and Amazigh (Berber) culture.
Provide French speaking-practice questions in the passe compose (past tense) to prompt conversational responses.
A French-language unit ('Unité 5: Des Francophones célèbres') teaching middle/high school French students to describe leisure activities, describe people's character, and research/present on famous Francophone individuals, with cultural content on ballet, sports, and Mardi Gras.
A 60-minute French-language slideshow lesson giving practice asking and answering questions about future plans using 'aller' + infinitive (near future tense).
French-language slide/worksheet resource teaching household-task vocabulary and the conjugation of pouvoir and devoir.
Revise French vocabulary and expressions for talking about ailments, body parts, and symptoms (J'ai mal).
Help intermediate-to-advanced students practice and self-correct French pronunciation for six specific sound patterns, primarily for independent study.