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Students sort 39 scenarios into healthy, unhealthy, or abusive categories. Use this resource by... giving one scenario per student and discuss as a classdividing students into discussion groups to give them all the scenarios to sortdiscussing as a class while going over the answer keyAnswer key included. VERSION FRANÇAISE: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Relations-Saines-activite-de-classification-5757738

Where do you start teaching French?! One of the first skills I teach my students is how to use a French-English dictionary! Teach your students how to use a FR-ENG dictionary and then have them practice with these exercises. How to Use this Resource:Assess your students' translation skills with these practice worksheets. Engaging images help students build understanding. This resource includes two versions: one with English instructions, and one fully in French; you can easily differentiate bas

Use this resource to practice reading comprehension and introduce students to French Christmas culture. I use this lesson in my classroom every year to get students moving, reading, and problem-solving. This resource can be used in many different ways, but I like to set up stations in the four corners of the room and have students rotate to the different stations where they learn about a new Christmas tradition in France. At each station, students record the name of the tradition, give a short s

Les étudiants classifient 39 scénarios des catégories: saine, malsaine, ou abusive. Pour utilisez cette ressource... donnez un scénario par étudiant et discuter avec la classedivisez les étudiants en groupes de discussion. Donnez tous les scénarios à classifierdiscutez en classe ensemble avec la grille de réponses.Grille de réponses inclus. ENGLISH VERSION: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Healthy-Relationships-Sorting-Activity-5555407

Where do you start teaching French?! One of the first skills I teach my students is how to use a French-English dictionary! Get your students practicing their dictionary skills in this hands-on game of SCOOT. How to use this resource:SCOOT is a fun game that can be used to practice concepts and skills. It can accomplish the same goal as a normal worksheet, but in a much more engaging way. Students practice looking up definitions, determining masculine/feminine words, and determining parts of spe

Assess your student's understanding of impératif with a fun project they will engage with! In this project, students create their own school-specific emergency manual for a zombie invasion with 15 commands. This resource includes: Two copies of instructions in English and French to differentiate for your class and offer a challenge to the students who need it. Instructions include reminders about how to conjugate impératif Instructions include a list of useful wordsScaffolded rough-draft pageI

Want an activity where students can't copy the answers from one another? Get your kids out of their chairs in this engaging activity that uses ratios to compare student body metrics to those of animals in the book If You Hopped Like a Frog. How much could you lift if you were an ant? How tall could you jump if you hopped like a frog? Note: this activity can be used with or without the storybook but does require measuring tapes.This resource includes: teacher instructions7 word problems based

Use this after your novel study to extend student thinking, have deep class discussions, and assign thought-provoking essay questions. This resource contains 10 critical thinking questions based on the book, From the Ashes by Jesse Thistle.

Take the stress out of teaching with this digital science unit that is ready to post to your classroom website. This unit of 60+ pages includes: Teacher notes and unit guide to facilitate the delivery of the material3 lessons on Google Slides with artistic extensions to introduce producers, consumers, and decomposers1 review lesson on Google Slides reviewing animal classification: herbivores, carnivores, omnivores1 organism classification activity on Google Jamboard to assess student understand

Use this two-day experiment to show students how plants impact the water and soil of wetland ecosystems! This resource includes: teacher notes with learning outcomes and instructionskid-friendly experiment instructions with visual support5 critical thinking questions to help students observe, record, and make conclusionsStudents will need: - a container - a sponge or paper towel - soil & water (preferably collected from a wetland) This resource is based on the Grade 5 Science curriculum in Alb

Use this FREE research template to introduce any historical or literary figure in your middle school or secondary classroom. Students look up the biographical details of a person and fill in the template according to their research. How to use this resource:This blank "Fakebook" template for any historical/literary figure encourages students' critical thinking as they adopt the voice of an influential person. Assign the same person to your class and see the different interpretations, or let stu

Want to try before you buy? Follow this link to download your FREE French Short Film Comprehension Exercise!In short film #3, Jaime Lo, Petite et Timide, Jaime Lo struggles to cope with the separation that comes with having a parent who must work overseas. Use this as a bell ringer to get students settled into class, as a part of a classroom routine, or as sub plans when you're not sure if your substitute speaks French. After watching a 7-minute video story, "Jaime Lo, Petite et Timide" student

Want to try before you buy? Follow this link to download your FREE French Short Film Comprehension Exercise!In short film #6, Christopher change de nom, Christopher hates his name - it's so ordinary! Use this as a bell ringer to get students settled into class, as a part of a classroom routine, or as sub plans when you're not sure if your substitute speaks French. After watching a 6-minute video story, "Christopher change de nom," students answer 10 comprehension questions. 3 differentiated ver

Looking to include Indigenous content in your French class? In short film #4, Maq et l'esprit de la forêt, a Mi'kmaq boy named Maq goes on a journey with an unexpected companion. Use this as a bell ringer to get students settled into class, as a part of a classroom routine, or as sub plans when you're not sure if your substitute speaks French. After watching a 8-minute video story, "Maq et l'esprit de la forêt," students answer 10 comprehension questions. 3 differentiated versions of the compre

Want to try before you buy? Follow this link to download your FREE French Short Film Comprehension Exercise PDF!In short film #2, Les Lumières pour Gita, a young new-comer to Canada adjusts to the climate and traditions that are much different than her home in India. Use this as a bell ringer to get students settled into class, as a part of a classroom routine, or as sub plans when you're not sure if your substitute speaks French. After watching a 7 minute video story, «Les lumières pour Gita»

Where do you start teaching French?! One of the first skills I teach my students is how to use a French-English dictionary! This resource will get your beginner French students practicing their translating and dictionary skills to create a collage all about the things they enjoy. I've used this in my classroom as an icebreaker where students spend some time chatting and cutting up old magazines. More recently I’ve assigned this project to students digitally and asked them to complete the task us

Get students listening with intent and working together in this holiday lyric scramble activity challenge! How to use this resource:1.Give students a copy of the scrambled lyrics to cut out 2.Play the song PetitPapaNoël•Depending on the level of my students, I typically play the song 3 times. Once to just listen; second to unscramble and order; and the third time to check answers and make corrections •I like to play a different version since this song has been covered by many artists. 3.Check a

Using emojis and open-source clipart, I've put together 40 classroom labels that are suited to the teenage classroom. This resource includes pages for you to write your own labels too.

Playing games helps students remember concepts better than any worksheet! Keep your students active and engaged with these three cooperative learning games include: #1 Find your PartnerStudents are given cards, some in French, others in English. They must find the other student who has the translation of their card and then place it under the correct pronoun. Finally, students conjugate their highlighted verb to impératif. #2 Guess the SettingStudents are divided into small groups and given a se

Want to try before you buy? Follow this link to download your FREE French Short Film Comprehension Exercise!In short film #1, La fille qui détestait les livres, Meena does not like to read until one day the books come to life and everything changes. Use this as a bell ringer to get students settled into class, as a part of a classroom routine, or as sub plans when you're not sure if your substitute speaks French. After watching a 7 minute video story, "La fille qui détestait les livres," studen