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French Faire Causative Lesson Plan

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Translation card 1, faire réparer (to have repaired): 'I am having the dishwasher repaired.'
Card 1 of 75: dishwasher repair in the present
Translation card 2, faire réparer (to have repaired): 'I am having it (the dishwasher) repaired.'
Card 2 of 75: dishwasher repair using a pronoun
Translation card 3, faire réparer (to have repaired): 'We had the dishwasher repaired.'
Card 3 of 75: dishwasher repair in the past
Translation card 4, faire réparer (to have repaired): 'We had it (the dishwasher) repaired.'
Card 4 of 75: past dishwasher repair using a pronoun
Translation card 5, faire laver (to have washed): 'Are you going to have your shirts washed?'
Card 5 of 75: shirt washing in the near future
Translation card 6, faire laver (to have washed): 'Are you going to have them (your shirts) washed?'
Card 6 of 75: future shirt washing using a pronoun
Translation card 7, faire laver (to have washed): 'Did they have their shirts washed?'
Card 7 of 75: shirt washing in the past
Translation card 8, faire laver (to have washed): 'Did they have them (their shirts) washed?'
Card 8 of 75: past shirt washing using a pronoun
Translation card 9, faire faire (to have made): 'Are you having her a bouquet of flowers made?'
Card 9 of 75: having a bouquet made for her
Translation card 10, faire faire: 'Are you having one made for her (a bouquet of flowers)?'
Card 10 of 75: bouquet prompt using 'one'
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French Faire Causative Lesson Plan Overview

The French Faire Causative Lesson Plan is a comprehensive resource designed for the benefit of both classroom teachers and homeschoolers. This lesson plan is suited to students from Grade 9 through Grade 12, aiming to teach the complex 'faire causatif' concept of the French language.

Main Components:
  • An in-depth video tutorial, comprising 32 detailed slides loaded with engaging examples that cover three tenses - present, passé composé, and futur proche. The video also illustrates effective usage of pronouns using enjoyable teaching methods.
  • A comprehensive study guide, spanning seven pages filled with rules, examples, and additional learning content not covered in the tutorial.
  • A collection of seventy-five practice cards that allow students to translate sentences from English into French thereby fine tuning their understanding on how FAIRE can be used diversely.
  • An audio recording which augments listening comprehension and pronunciation skills among students. The audio includes each card being articulated slowly twice in French followed by repetition for consolidating newly acquired skills.

Diverse Application:

The resources can be applied uniquely tailored to specific pedagogical needs such as whole class instruction or small group sessions enhancing learner engagement; or even for remote assignments easing homework related responsibilities making it apt especially those focussed on mastering French grammar in world languages program seamlessly. Accessibility across devices ensures no barriers during learning sessions due to inclusion of files assorted into one zip file including PDFs and .m4a format are provided.

In Conclusion:

The meticulously crafted lesson plan enriches educators' insight on conducting classes concerning this topic seamlessly while piquing learners’ interest throughout. The goal is for the French Faire Causative Lesson Plan to serve as an effective tool in facilitating students' mastery of this essential aspect of the French language.

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1 zip file with PDF and .m4a

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