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This Junior Core French unit can be used at the beginning of the school year, or at any other point early within your program (i.e. mid-year when taking over a class). This resource is a two to four-week French as a Second Language unit to get your students talking about themselves, their likes, their age and birthday, and more. Teach them a handful of regular -ER verbs, as well as the concepts of masculine and feminine nouns and pronouns (as well as non-binary pronouns, if you wish. There is

This is a self-correcting, non-editable PowerPoint game to be used as a Core French resource to help your students practice listening to the French vocabulary for colors (les couleurs). IEP-friendly! The PowerPoint is designed to ask the student to try again for any incorrect answer. There are two versions included, in a zipped file. The first version includes blanc, noir, rouge, bleu and jaune. The second version includes gris, brun, orange, rose, vert and violet. Both encourage the student

This is a self-correcting, non-editable PowerPoint game to be used as a Core French resource to help your students practice listening to the single digit numbers 0-9 (zero to nine). IEP-friendly! The PowerPoint is designed to ask the student to try again for any incorrect answer. There are two versions included, in a zipped file. The first version has the French word for the number (digit) written on each question slide. The second version lacks that, encouraging the student to rely just on the

This set of twenty 11" x 8.5" printable posters contains common classroom questions to introduce to your French class over time. In a tech-enabled Primary-Junior French Immersion class or a Junior-Intermediate Core French class, this resource frees up the teacher from having to constantly repeat and model routine questions that have previously been taught, as each question poster has a QR code that links to slow audio of the whole question. (The audio starts with "Est-ce que..." and then inclu