Magic in Third

This computer review, in Powerpoint, allows students to practice reviewing "aller" and "a + le" and learn about Le Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe at their own pace with immediate feedback. If they click the correct answer, there is a "c'est correcte!" slide and they can move on. If the get it wrong, there is a "Try again" slide and it makes them go back. Perfect for French 1 who just learned about "aller."

This four week unit is designed for second year (or higher) French students in a secondary classroom, based around a graphic novel in French called "Le Chat du Rabbin" (The Rabbi's Cat) by Joann Sfar. (Available digitally in French through Google Play!) Through the novel, students learn vocabulary, culture, and history, using critical thinking and visual literacy skills. **"Le Chat du Rabbin" is NOT available here with this purchase, it must be purchased separately through Google Play or in rea

Have French students jump into the 21st century of travel by having them create a blog! This word document is editable to fit the needs of your students! (It will work for any language class!) This project description for students highlights exactly what they need to do and what grammar points to hit. Works with Bon Voyage 2: Travel unit and D'accord 2.

A brief, one day lesson written for a 50 or 60 minute timeframe that introduces how to tell time in France, the vocabulary for time telling, and cinema culture in Switzerland. This lesson requires technology that can access the internet to get to a Swiss movie times site, and I have written it with all students using their own device, or it could be modified for collaboration in groups, or the students could follow the teacher, or it could be an intro activity for a bigger project.

This brief quiz on a unit about travel touches all different learning syles. Some questions include a picture and the students must write the vocabulary word, some are fill in the blank in a sentence, some give the definition in French and the student must give the correct vocabulary word, and some words are given and the student must draw them.