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MademoiselleG
United States - Illinois - Fox Lake
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"On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur. L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux.-Saint-Ex".
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One of the best contemporary French novels for young readers is Oscar et la dame rose. The text is accessible to learners of French as a foreign ...
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This PowerPoint presentation (designed to accompany Holt Bien Dit French I, Chapter 1) reviews the irregular verb "avoir", provides a step-by-ste...
***NOTE: I am currently preparing a session on Oscar for the October 2012 ICTFL Conference. I will update this activity pack with some new mater...
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This 26 slide presentation presents essential vocabulary for relationships (meeting, breaking up, etc.) and life events (birth, death, marriage,...
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Contains 20 cards with two vocabulary items each. How to use: Cut across all the horizontal lines, distribute to students (I like to have them i...
This 17-slide (not including title) presentation includes 17 simple either/or questions to get your students talking in French. Carefully chosen...
*Corresponds to Bien Dit Level 2 Chapter 8.*
Trust me. If their French teacher gets up and raps the vocab list one day, the kids will lose thei...
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One page of 10 cards. Each card contains three words in French and English: 1) a common noun, 2) a verb, and 3) a "wild card" item. Students ma...
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This PowerPoint provides practice with "not just in the book" vocabulary. It includes one slide of grammar explanation, presentational slides d...
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Zip file includes:
-Student "study guide" list of 50 French words of 3-letter length or shorter
-MP3 & WMA formats: Student audio study guide...
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Do your French students have trouble distinguishing trois from treize? Quatorze from quarante? Mine do! So I created these triangular flashcard...
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*Designed to correspond with Holt Bien Dit Level 1 Chapter 2 vocabulary list.*
This zip folder includes:
-9 mini calendars
-Students' response s...
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This was a National French Week activity for our school a few years ago. French Club posted the mini-posters all over the school, and the studen...
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-24 toiletry picture cards (to print and cut)
-24 word cards (to print and cut)
-Teacher instructions/answer key
Game Play: T...
This zip file contains the original, editable Word document as well as 4 easily printable student worksheets. (The printable files decided to be...
Provides a list of expressions useful when circumlocuting.
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Cut across horizontal lines. You start with "J'ai le pamplemousse. Qui a la tomate?" Student with tomato says "J'ai la tomate. Qui a...?" until y...
Print as a miniposter or copy as a handout. This sheet includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, and dessert and gives both the standard French ...
It's fo' free!!!
Teachers Pay Teachers has been such a great thing for me, so as I do another big upload session, I discovered this little del...
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You may have seen verb wheels available for purchase in catalogs. I like the idea, but most wheels were 1) expensive, 2) too complicated (all te...
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enseignementfacile
This ppt is so good I upgraded my computer just to use it! I do not teach with Bien Dit! but it still worked.
May 12, 2013
madamegillespie
This is a great study guide to help students understand and enjoy Oscar et la dame rose.
March 28, 2013
madamegillespie
This was a great tool to help me develop a great unit for Oscar et la dame rose. I hope that my students enjoy all of the activities!
March 28, 2013
natalie amyot (TpT Seller)
it's pépites de chocolat and not grains de chocolat. ta saveur and not ton
February 3, 2013
MademoiselleG (TpT Seller)
Merci! Thank your for catching "saveur". I've updated the product with a corrections. For "grains de chocolat", I'm referring to the BaskinRobbins.ca website.
February 19, 2013 
staceydelaney
Great way to get my six grader's talking.
January 19, 2013
skimlicko
Very well done. Some of the worksheets are more useful than others (e.g. the "pierre tombale" and "binder cover" were not necessary). The instructions are very clear and the projects creative.
July 9, 2012
MademoiselleG (TpT Seller)
Thank you for the feedback. I'm going to be adding more valuable items to the zip file (probably September) as I am preparing a breakout session on this for my state FL teaching conference. At that time, TpT should send you an email notifying you to re-download for no additional cost.
I also plan on providing an external link that will include my presentation and perhaps a few more miscellaneous items.
The new items will include:
-At least one more mini-project
-Discussion questions regarding film clips
-Some guidance on making the most of Oscar for AP
-A *day by day* unit calendar (current file includes only rough outline)
-Weekly journal prompts
I also plan on providing an external link that will include my presentation and perhaps a few more miscellaneous items.
The new items will include:
-At least one more mini-project
-Discussion questions regarding film clips
-Some guidance on making the most of Oscar for AP
-A *day by day* unit calendar (current file includes only rough outline)
-Weekly journal prompts
July 16, 2012
MadameBasso
Thank you! I will use this! I think I will make a list of words for person A and person B (partner communication activity) that I know they haven't learned yet - and they will have to circumlocute with your tips!
May 29, 2012
cinette
This is an EXCELLENT resource. Mademoiselle should publish it! I love it! Great job.
January 27, 2012
jer (TpT Seller)
Good powerpoint. Also works well for Discovering French Nouveau Rouge unit 9.
January 16, 2012
Kelly Carlson (TpT Seller)
Nice colorful activity. I'll use it with my grade 4s this year. Merci!
August 2, 2011
laineym
I don't like the "say it with a French accent" line. I do understand, but isn't the point of circumlocution getting them to express the item WITHOUT resorting to English?
November 22, 2010
MademoiselleG (TpT Seller)
"Isn't the point of circumlocution getting them to express the item WITHOUT resorting to English?" Agreed. But I've had plenty of students give up on things like this: "Sorry...I just don't know how to say 'consider' in French."
December 8, 2010
laineym
Fun activity. Thanks.
October 14, 2010
elainedive
Incredible! An excellent study guide for a wonderful book. Highly recommend.
August 17, 2010
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JAYANTHY SUBRAMANIAN (TpT Seller) re: French Verb Wheel "La Roue des verbes"
hi...can u show one example thanks
September 16, 2012
TeachingFSL (TpT Seller) re: French Verb Wheel "La Roue des verbes"
Awesome freebie! I'll rate it once I try it out though. Make sure to submit this to the weekly top ten freebie newsletter... it's a winner! :-)
September 11, 2012
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
7 years
MY TEACHING STYLE
Eclectic: I use music, dance, TPRS, traditional direct grammar instruction, games, projects, and pretty much anything else.
HONORS/AWARDS/SHINING TEACHER MOMENT
In my first few years and at my very small school, I have churned out more than half a dozen students who are majoring/minoring in French. (And those are just the ones I know of!) That's the best reward I can ask for.
MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
BA: French & Secondary Education, Saint Norbert College MA: Curriculum & Instruction w/ ESL, Concordia University Chicago
ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
I have served on the executive council of my local chapter of AATF since 2009, for which I started the Champions d'expression Oral French Contest that takes place every April since 2011.
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