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Turtle (Tortue)
This is a game I picked up while I student taught. I put up the rules and adjusted it to work in my room. Easy and no prep! **Some kids get disengaged in my bigger classes so I tend to keep it short and sweet, AND for prizes!
9th - 12th
French, World Languages
La tortue et l'aigle French Screenshot BookTalk Presentation
This is a 28 slide Screenshot BookTalk Powerpoint presentation of the short story "La tortue et l'aigle". It's about a turtle that wants to fly like an eagle, but then discovers that it prefers to be a turtle.
I narrated the screenshots of the video in basic French so that all levels can understand it (with a little help for beginners, of course).
There is also a list of important vocabulary (not exhaustive) with translations in English, a short summary that can be used for translation or as
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French
45+ Animals Creative Writing Sheets | Fun French Activities for Kids & Animals
Teach Your Kids to Write about Animals and watch their imaginations bloom. You will have 45+ booklets about animals, one booklet for each. This bundle includes the following animals and More: giraffe, goat, sealdonkey, chameleon, bunnyelephant, cat, hippopotamuslizard, lion, batbear, panda, dogpenguin, mouse, tigerspider, chicken, antbutterfly, frog, turtleowl, horse, camelkangaroo, crocodile, dolphinhedgehog, parrot, monkeybird, peacock, chickoctopus, fox, zebrasnake, cow Recommendations
K - 6th
Creative Writing, French, Handwriting
Mario Kart Review Game - Any Subject
Welcome to Mario Kart -- a fun new way for students to take control of their studying! An easy, minimum prep, game that is student centered. Students create their own race cars, and race around the track to win. One student is the game master, with the list of vocabulary words/quizlet who will tell their group the word in English. Group members will then write the word in target language (timed!) and if correct they advance on the game board. There are fun twists and turns (banana peels, mushroo
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French, Spanish
LES ANIMAUX MARINS - BUNDLE on ocean animals vocabulary in French
This is a bundle of 6 resources on ocean animals vocabulary in French. These resources are designed for students studying French as a foreign language. There are 6 resources in this bundle: - a powerpoint presentation to introduce or revise the vocabulary - a vocabulary list - a bingo game - a snakes and ladders game - a crossword puzzle - a wordsearch In all of these resources, the same 16 sea animals are featured: - poisson (fish) - pieuvre (octopus) - hippocampe (seahorse) - étoile de me
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French
French Orange Shirt Day - Journée du chandail orange - chaque enfant compte
September 30 is Orange Shirt Day in Canada. It is a day for all Canadians to learn about and reflect on the traumas inflicted on Indigenous peoples and communities in residential schools. It is our responsibility as Canadian educators to ensure that the next generation is better informed about the intergenerational trauma, hardships, and systemic racism Indigenous peoples and communities continue to face and the resiliency of Indigenous communities and peoples. Please note / DisclaimerI am not
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French
LES ANIMAUX MARINS - POWERPOINT presentation on ocean animals in French
This is a powerpoint presentation (ppsx) on ocean animals vocabulary for students learning French as a foreign language. It can be used to introduce or revise basic sea animals vocabulary. There are 17 slides in this powerpoint presentation: one with the title of the presentation ("Les animaux marins") and 16 others in which a picture representing an animal appears at first. When clicking/pressing enter, the corresponding French word comes up. Here are the 16 ocean animals i
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French
Also included in: LES ANIMAUX MARINS - BUNDLE on ocean animals vocabulary in French
Cities, countries and nationalities game.
Welcome to my page! Resource?: Cities, countries and nationalities game. What?: The game is called “Kill the tortoise”. Why?: I have found this activity as a really fun way to introduce Past tense, as well as consolidate knowledge of cities, countries and nationalities. Task?: The class divide into teams. Each team is given two mini white boards and a white board pen.On one white board they must draw a tortoise with:One head / One body / One shell / One tail / Four feet.Ask a question to the cla
9th - 12th
French, World Languages
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