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Great Lesson Plan for a sub! This French History and Culture Lesson about Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral includes: Lesson Plan with links to resourcesHandout and Comprehension WorksheetsCrossword PuzzlesAnswer KeysDifferentiated ActivitiesGive your students choice of assessment format, and let them have fun while learning!

Use this Substitute Teacher Instructions Notebook to help your substitute teacher have a great day. You can edit and print this notebook. Includes the following: Classroom Procedures & PoliciesSeating ChartEmergency InstructionsLesson PlanSubstitute Teacher's Report

Download this cute, editable lesson plan template to help you stay organized by quickly planning lessons! (Date is editable by clicking on number and month text boxes.)

Encourage your secondary ed student to make studying a daily practice.* No cramming the night before a test! Give them this simple list of tips for organizing, managing time, and planning ahead for study and review. *This guide can be a great addition to your class syllabus.

This elegant Weekly Lesson Plan Template allows you to plan your lessons quickly and easily, having a snapshot of your week.

This dialogue script includes two versions of a phone conversation between friends who make plans for an online meeting. Featuring tech-related vocabulary, the script is written in a conversational tone, allowing language learners to increase comprehension and understanding of cultural perspectives. Give students the opportunity to engage in a fun role-play dialogue activity.

This French numbers Quiz incorporates practical applications for using numbers in context of telling time and date. Teachers of French 1 can use it as a pre-test or post-test on a numbers unit or section.

Make this part of your daily planning! A lesson plan template that makes planning easy, this Google Slides format is editable and printable, designed based on the Madeline Hunter format.

Give students a reference page to help them to write in French. This 2-page pdf document provides simple explanations and examples of how to use: à + la, à + l’,and au (à + le).