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Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
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I am finishing my 15th year teaching in public schools. I have taught middle school, high school and college level French during this time.
I grew up in Brussels, Belgium, where I attended public schools in French. English was my native language, but I attended school until 8th grade, including preschool, in French and learned to read and write in French before English. I am a near-native francophone and you could say that I'm fully bilingual.
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French 1 Dice Game Conversation
PDF download, 2 pages A game to be played with dice to generate conversation for French 1 students. Students roll the dice and find the corresponding cell on the board. The partner will ask the question and the student who rolled the dice will answer the question. Page 1 has text questions and page 2 has images for an increased challenge. Topics include: GreetingsIntroductionsSchool suppliesClass names and preferencesSchool scheduleFamily members and general descriptionsAdjectivesNumbersMusic
6th - 12th, Higher Education
French, Speaking & Listening
French Maze Puzzle La Famille Vocabulary Activity
This is a puzzle maze for practicing family relations vocabulary in French 1. Included are the sheet that students will use and a sheet for you to check the answers, with the correct path highlighted.
6th - 12th
French
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Experience
I am finishing my 15th year teaching in public schools. I have taught middle school, high school and college level French during this time.
I grew up in Brussels, Belgium, where I attended public schools in French. English was my native language, but I attended school until 8th grade, including preschool, in French and learned to read and write in French before English. I am a near-native francophone and you could say that I'm fully bilingual.
Teaching style
Today's students need hands-on, fun activities to keep them engaged. This is why I love games, puzzles, and active play in my teaching. Repetition is important, so creating a variety of activities beyond the textbook is crucial. I try to use each of the four skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking) every day to reinforce language acquisition.
Music and games are a part of who I am as well, so it works out that the students also love these activities.
My own education history
Arizona State University - B.A. French and M.A. French Literature
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