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Assist your students with alphabet recognition and sequencing with this Spanish alphabet arc. Also use for small group interventions, literacy work stations, centers, pullouts with parapro, and/or tutoring. This alphabet arc mat can be used to develop the following skills: letter recognition, letter sequencing, letter sounds, and consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) word building. Improve students' Spanish literacy skills! All with cute rainbow theme! TIP: I would print this on a heavier duty regula

This is a very well organized PowerPoint that has lots of information but in a CLEAR and EASY to understand way. The PowerPoint is divided up so that you can just present -ER verbs and then -RE and -IR at a later date. But you can also present them all at once if that is how you are working through your curriculum. Conjugating regular verbs is explained with a tagline to help them remember what to do each time they conjugate this type of verb. TWO summary pages are provided at the end. These

Here is a great rubric for a Family Tree Project. It is easy for both the teacher and student to understand. Once you have passed this out to each student have them staple it to their project when they turn it in. Makes grading easy-peasy! A second page is included for working on their draft sentences. A great way to work together as a class and prepare. Some students may need the extra structure as a requirement while other students may be encouraged to venture "Above and Beyond" these sentenc

Here is an AMAZING packet with fun fully-French St. Valentin resources: -Terms of endearment (classics like "mon trésor" and "ma cherie" but also less common ones that will make you and your kids smile "mon minou" and "ma cocotte" to name a few). -Love lines/phrases: a collection of "je t'aime parce que..." phrases that your students can choose from (since French is the language of LOVE isn't it best to say your words of love in French? Mais oui!). -Printable French St. Valentin cards that ar

Here are some activities from the Bien Dit textbook, workbook, quizzes, and test. No test items are given directly as they would be given on the test but with a twist (a test audio prompt might be given here as a comprehension activity, etc). Give this as a handout or better yet post it on your website for students to access and fill in digitally (SAUVONS DES ARBRES!). Use in the computer lab on a block day (individually or with a partner) or have students do it as homework. They can then e-

Here is a SONG PACKET for what is probably the most CLASSIC French love song of all time. It is so timeless that it was used in the recent film Wally as background music. Kids who don't know this song...just won't know. And we don't want them to be culturally clueless. But this packet introduces a twist. Along with introducing the famous Edith Piaf version it also introduces a catchy modernized version of the song (this new version is one of my favorites). Music is one of the best ways to get y

Teach kids the different ways that adjectives agree in French while giving them a GREAT list to use. Expand their vocabulary while giving them a visual chart to use/study with. Make understanding adjective agreement (and a few variations). Make your kids use colors when changing to feminine to help with the visual differentiation. This REALLY HELPS. I recommend this resource to every French teacher. KEY is included. Can walk through this chart with kids using the key or show the key afterwards

Here is a great list of MUST SEE locations in Paris. This can be used to pass out to students for Paris Projects so that students branch out and learn about more locations than just the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the Louvre. BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE... Page two of this document is a Scavenger Hunt. Use this to kick-start a unit on Paris or individualized Paris projects. It helps ALL students get a little familiar with ALL of the MOST famous locations in addition to a few more obscure ones. After

This vocab sheet has been organized into categories that make studying much easier. The vocab included is that from Bien Dit French Level 1, Chapter 3. There is some added vocabulary as well to enrich the chapter. This is one of my best re-workings of the Bien Dit vocab sheets! Grammar concepts have been given space (verb conjugations, possessives, adj agreement...) and Question/Answers have been organized so that it is easy to know which go together. I like to print vocab sheets on COLORFUL

Here is a list of Famous French men and women. Here is a great list of MUST KNOW French people. This can be used to pass out to students for Famous Frenchmen Project so that students branch out and learn about more people than just Napoleon, Coco Channel, and Marie Antoinette. BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE... Page two of this document is a Scavenger Hunt. Use this to kick-start a unit on Famous French People or individualized Frenchmen projects. It helps ALL students get a little familiar with ALL of t

Students will use this sheet to create a tee-shirt of their own that teaches a grammatical or vocabulary concept they have learned that semester. Use this as Extra Credit or as a mandatory all-class End of FALL semester review project OR for beginning of the year FR 2 Review project. Fill in your own information for what things you want to review. This form uses the example of FR1 Fall semester materials (BIEN DIT 1): *Definite and indefinite articles * Feminine/ Masculine words * Aimer- p

Here is a simple chart to give to your kids (or have them copy out in their notes). It explains the English difference between a definite and indefinite article as well as giving the clear French counterparts. OR you may want to purchase the French Definite/Indefinite Articles PowerPoint which gives examples and more in-depth explanations (and includes this same chart). Use this to make a class bulletin board or print out as a poster!

Use this PowerPoint about French articles to get your kids understanding how to talk about objects if they are feminine, masculine, plural, or start with a vowel. A few fun tips are also included. One for getting better results on exercices that have you fill in the blanks with articles. Another helps you make a sentence correctly if you aren't sure what article to use. Great colors, graphics, and simple sentences. ***Just want the chart to give as a handout to your students? Check out my

25 days of Christmas in French as a Calendrier de l'Avent. With Bible verses from the French Bible*. There is one is for printing out small scale (6 cards to a page), there is one for printing large scale, and the PowerPoint for presenting digitally. The printables are perfect for hanging up on a string on a wall or tree or taping to the white board. Use them to write a word or phrase of Thanksgiving everyday. Feel free to draw an image to go with the verse as an activity each day. Either ca

SO MANY USES! Use this generic verb conjugation sheet to practice conjugating regular verbs OR irregular verbs. This is a great tool! Photocopy a huge stack front and back and hole punch. These are a great Grab-n-Go for test prep, substitute days, student stations, games, tutoring, etc. You can also use them to make a STUDY GUIDE of a verb tense (ex: Passe Compose AVOIR irregular past participle verb conjugations- wow typing that made me feel super nerd-ifique). The repetition of the sheet an

Want to have your students write and decorate a blog page? Want your students to write a 'letter' prompt but know that an e-mail is more realistic for this generation? Here are two BLANK TEMPLATES to use for either assignment. Using these instead of a blank white piece of paper, or a piece of notebook paper, will make the assignment more practical and genuine. Photocopy a bunch to have on hand for a day with a substitute, or have students consistently 'write a blog' every Friday and file these

Filled in Bien Dit 1, Chapter 6 vocabulary sheet AND Scavenger Hunt version. Used to always giving students a filled-in vocab sheet? Kick-start the chapter with a Vocabulary Scavenger hunt. They can use previous knowledge and/or the textbook and/or dictionary and/or the internet to find missing words (NO ONLINE TRANSLATOR! But an online DICTIONARY is OK). This vocab sheet has also been organized into categories that make studying much easier. The vocab included is that from Bien Dit French Lev

Here is a multi-dimensional activity to get your kids using their adjectives both written (and practicing agreement!) and spoken. It also incorporates art which helps visual learners connect vocabulary to context. My students LOVE this activity, especially the speaking because they are getting to use their own original sentences (everyone has something ready to say) and then collecting info to create something new. ATTN!!! Receive TPT credit for leaving feedback on products you have purchased

Here is a great Graphic Organizer for all of the weather,seasons, months, and related activities that are presented in Chapter 5 of Bien Dit level 1. HOW TO USE THIS: - Have students fill in sentences and create matching artwork. - Once they are done you can display these colorful creations on your bulletin board, website, or hallway. - You can also use this for a speaking activity (if you have a doc-cam you can put it under the camera and project it onto the screen for all the students to se

Are your kids having trouble matching the right expression with the right verb? Use this FAST and FUN PowerPoint game to increase accuracy and vocabulary retention. Using sports, activity, and a few weather expressions this game is a crowd pleaser. 2 WAYS TO PLAY! 2 ROUNDS! Gets kids up out of their seats or competing with a partner/small group. Amusez-vous bien! ATTN!!! Receive TPT credit for leaving feedback on products you have purchased from this store: http://tiny.cc/receiveTPTcredit