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Je me présente: Questions
A list of questions you can ask students about themselves for split 4/5. Reinforce learned vocabulary. Use as assessment for listening and speaking. Modify to increase or decrease the amount of questions according the grades you teach. More questions for older grades, less for younger. Modify difficulty by including different questions structures: -est-ce que... - inversion (As-tu une couleur préférée) -Inflection (Tu as une couleur préférée)
4th - 8th
French
French Level 1 Adjectives quiz: Writing Assessment français I niveau débutant
After teaching French adjectives, easily asses understanding with this writing activity. Feel free to add or remove adjectives from the word bank, and/or replace characters with different images. This assessment is designed to be either projected, sent to students in forms, or printed and written on. It will not work as a bubble sheet and you must be willing to grade their written responses. I don't recommend this as their first writing task unless you change it from a quiz to a practice writi
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
French
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French Verbs - Review Quiz
Review of the present tense: être, aller, avoir Practice conjugating verbs that end in -er, -ir and -re
4th - 8th
French
FRENCH Powerpoint Kindergarten Book - St Patrick's Day
In TPRS, we are encouraged to "read" our students books in the target language...sometimes making a day of it, called "Kindergarten Day!" I've designed several Power Point "books" to use to "read" to my class. At the end of the book, there is an optional quiz which could be asked orally or in writing. This one, about Saint Patrick's Day is entirely in French, using available Internet pictures and my own text.
4th - 12th
French
FRENCH FIRST DAY FREE DOWNLOAD
Almost everything is scripted for you to teach minute by minute on day 1!
Today’s freebie includes a PowerPoint with 80+ slides that you will use from when the students enter your class until you dismiss them. You will have complete visual support for everything you say eliminating transitions, improving classroom management and the amount of French used in class.
For more information on converting your class to a vci (visual comprehensible input) class, read the book: World Language
5th - 11th, Higher Education
French
L'IMPARFAIT: (leçon et pratique)
Here is a quick lesson on the conjugation and use of the imperfect tense in French. There are also some practice questions of regular verbs included, along with the answer key. The lesson is available in google slides, powerpoint, and pdf format. It can easily be assigned as asynchronous work. You may choose to finish this lesson with a game of " J'ai...Qui a..."? which will allow your students to practice using imparfait verbally. Voici une leçon sur la conjugaison et l'utilisation de l'imparf
4th - 10th
French
Les spectateurs et spectatrices des sports un exercise de drame
Un exercise de mime pour la drame. Excellent pour les classes qui veulent travailler sur leur communication et coopération.
Please verify if all the French language is correct in the document.
This is a great mime activity to do with your drama class. Great if you want your class working on communication and cooperation.
Please let me know if you have used this resource and what worked and what did not work!! :)
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4th - 10th
Drama, French
POÈME DE LA SEMAINE (SAMPLE) - ALPHABET POEM OF THE WEEK IN FRENCH
*THIS IS A FREE SAMPLE* Unlock the magic of the alphabet with our engaging "Alphabet Poem of the Week" educational resource! This carefully curated collection offers a delightful poem for each week, aligning with the specific alphabet letter students are learning. The poems are designed to captivate young minds, making the learning experience both enjoyable and educational. Key Features:Poem of the Week: Explore a new and enchanting poem every week, each centered around a specific alphabet lette
K - 2nd
French, Reading, Spelling
Voyelles intimidantes (Bullying Vowels)
Un diaporama qui illustre le concept que quand il y a un phonogramme suivi d’une voyelle, la voyelle et la consonne du phonogramme font leur propre son au lieu de travailler ensemble pour faire leur son phonétique. L’animation démontre que les voyelles sont jalouses et quand une voyelle est à côté d’une consonne qui travaille avec une autre voyelle, ils se fâchent et chaque lettre fait son propre son.
A short animated powerpoint presentation illustrating the concept that when a French phonogra
1st - 3rd
French, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Le son « è »
Ceci est une leçon portant sur l'étude du son "è", suite à la lecture du livre " Ève" de la collection " facile à lire." Cette leçon est destinée aux élèves de la 1ère année à la 6e année qui étudient en langue français dans une école francophone ou d'immersion. Elle peut aussi servir aux élèves en difficulté. Elle inclut un rappel, une analyse de la phrase (grammaire de la phrase en 3D) et bien sur quelques exemples d'étude de mots (classe, genre, nombre et syllabes du mot). Une autre fiche d'
1st - 8th, Adult Education
French, Grammar, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
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