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This documents have 170 pages of activities, games, printables and teachable slides.

I cover:

• Confidence and identity
• Social and cultural impacts on identity
• Stereotyping and influencing
• Self-regulation
• Anxiety and stress
• Coping mechanisms

Many activities come with step-by-step instructions, discussion prompts to guide your teaching. The activities you'll find in this bundle include:

• "Juste en me regardant" (an activity on identity)
• "Tout est dans le nom" (an activity on the history of our name)
• "Solidarité en identité" (an activity on sharing identity)
• "Ma carte d'identité" (an activity on creating an identification card)
• "Réflechir sur mon identité" (a reflexive activity)
• "De combien de façons es-tu intelligent?" (a multiple intelligences quiz)
• "Mes intelligences multiples" (a short questionnaire on learning styles)
• "Mes intelligences multiples" (reflection questions)
• "Vous n'en trouverez jamais un autre comme moi" (a collage project as an end-of-unit activity)
• "Une réflexion sur mes sentiments" (thinking about what helps or hinders our emotional states)
• "Gérer mes pensées" (reflection questions on our thoughts)
• "Positif ou négatif?" (a group activity on categorizing thoughts and then creating their own categorizing game)
• "Garder le positif!" (managing my thoughts and feelings)
• "Trier mes sentiments" (a sorting activity for negative and positive thoughts)
• "Pensées... Sentiments... Actions" (a retrospective activity on a frustrating situation)
• "Changer votre façon de penser" (activity on changing our feelings, thoughts and actions)
• "Démêler mes réactions" (evaluating healthy responses to negative situations)
• "Miroir... mon beau miroir" (an art activity on depicting negative and positive facial reactions)
• "Visages émotionnels" (an art activity on drawing feelings on faces)
• "Ressentir les sentiments" (an art activity on drawing feelings)
• "Ma playlist adaptée à moi" (a musical activity to have students creating a playlist suited to their multiple emotions)
• "Technique d'apaisement" (A calming technique for anxious moments)
• Petites textes à lire (les sautes d'humeur et l'irritabilité, la conscience de soi, maniérismes spécifiques aux sexes, la pression par les pairs)
• "Éjaculations et érections" (a short text with questions)
• "La puberté" (tableau SVA)
• "Entrevue avec un grand" (in relation to growing and puberty - in both English and French depending on parents' languages)
• "Ma liste de vérification" (a guide to girl's being prepared for their period)
• "L'hygiène personnelle" (tableau SVA)
• "L'hygiène personnelle - Le TOP 5!" (small competitive group activity)
• "Chère Sophie" (multiple activities on asking uncomfortable questions and answering them with respect and kindness).

I created this document for completeness. It contains everything you need to easily and effectively teach this unit. It contains all content (over 75 pages) and over 30 pages of engaging activities, projects, comprehension pieces, computational research, group work, discussions and reflection questions.

Whether you're new to teaching, aren't comfortable teaching science, or are simply tired of planning, this document is for YOU!

I cover so much in this resource:

• The biosphere;
• Biodiversity;
• Species, classes and categories;
• Kingdoms/reigns, hierarchies and taxonomy;
• A basic look at cells (animal, plant, eukaryotic, prokaryotic);
• A basic look at photosynthesis;
• Threatened/endangered species;
• Carnivores, herbivores and omnivores;
• Producers, consumers and decomposers;
• Habitats and ecosystems;
• Food chains.

Also included: a student notebook that follows the slides; with opportunities for students to answer questions, complete SVA (K-W-L) charts, complete activities, research, doodle/color. Here are some activities in their 'notebook':

• Taxonomic practice (x 6)
• Mini-search for a species of their choice with taxonomic map.
• Paper mosaic - endangered animals (art project)
• Listening notes, comprehension questions, probing questions.
• Reigns mini-search + comparison table.
• Mini-research on an endangered animal.

Answer keys/answer keys are given when a specific answer is requested!

For goodness sakes, don't forget to have fun!

Mme. Kaitlyn.

Explore our French Grade 6 Science Unit on the Solar System! Engaging 110-page resource covers planets, stars, asteroids, & more. With 60+ pages of worksheets, readings, and projects, including research on Canadian astronauts & astronomers and planets! Perfect for in-depth exploration!

Introducing our comprehensive Grade 6 Science Unit on the Solar System, designed to captivate students with engaging content and thorough assessment materials. This 110-page resource covers all aspects of planetary science, including planets, stars, asteroids, the sun, atmospheric characteristics, rotations, seasons, and eclipses.

What sets our unit apart is the extensive 60+ pages of accompanying worksheets, reading comprehensions, graphic organizers, success criteria, rubrics, and assessment materials. Dive into detailed reading comprehension pieces on various celestial bodies, from rocky and gaseous planets to Earth's habitability. Students will explore atmospheric layers, conduct opinion writing prompts, and engage in reflexive tasks to verify credible sources of information.

But the learning doesn't stop there. With long-term research projects on Canadian astronauts and astronomers and the planets in our solar system, students will delve deeper into space exploration. Each project includes elaborate success criteria, rubrics, web-quests, cut-out cards of Canadian space icons, informative cheat-sheets, self-evaluative tasks, written comprehension pieces, and graphic organizers for tracking information.

Facilitating student presentations is made effortless with our provided infographic templates and listening notes, while teachers benefit from comprehensive cheat-sheets for easy assessment. Culminating with traditional assessments and answer keys, this unit ensures thorough understanding and mastery of key scientific concepts.

Engage your students in an out-of-this-world journey through the cosmos with our Grade 6 Science Unit on the Solar System. Get ready to inspire curiosity and foster a love for learning about our universe!

For goodness sakes, don't forget to have fun!

Mme. Kaitlyn

This is your all-inclusive package to teach air and flight to your grade 6 immersion students

• 30 page student ‘Carnet’

• 2 original comprehension pieces with questions

• Tableau S-V-A

• Group research + presentations on the atmosphere

• Paper airplane experiment

• Bernoulli experiment 

• Step-by-step research project with rubric, self-assessment, goal setting, independent revision guide, paragraph and subject development and creation of a poster.

• 24 slides

• Content

• Visually engaging explanations

• Complicated concepts and terms made simple.

• Guided and prompted. Easily teach with virtually ZERO prep or understanding!

• Jokes and puns to meet your 6th graders’ weird humor!

• Topics covered:

• Bernoulli’s principle

• Aerodynamics

• 4 forces of flight

• Properties of air

• Air pressure

• Atmospheric pressure

• Atmosphere layers (‘Troposphere’ comprehension piece)

• History of human flight (‘Ornithoptères’ comprehension piece)

This game bundle includes all of my "J'ai... Qui a?" games I use with my grades 5 and 6 students. In this resource, you'll find:

• J'ai... Qui a? Valeur de position.
• J'ai... Qui a? Multiples de 11, 12 et 13.
• J'ai... Qui a? Dixièmes et centièmes.
• J'ai... Qui a? Le nombre entier et les dixièmes.
• J'ai... Qui a? Droites numériques.
• J'ai... Qui a? Rapports partie à partie.
• J'ai... Qui a? Rapports partie à partie ET partie à tout.
• J'ai... Qui a? Les fractions.
• J'ai... Qui a? Plans cartésiens (1er quadrant)
• J'ai... Qui a? Plans cartésiens (4 quadrants)
• J'ai... Qui a? Décimaux et grilles de 100.
• J'ai... Qui a? Addition des nombres décimaux.
• J'ai... Qui a? Multiplications et divisions
• J'ai... Qui a? La distributivité

Each game comes with blank extras if you have more students than cards; however, all card sets (aside from one!) come with 27 cards. Each game also comes with an explanation and examples. Easy to print format (8.5" x 11" single-sided printing, in either B&W or in colour). Roughly 350 cards are included, so get printing, cutting and laminating for a fun school year!

If purchased individually, these games are $2.25 apiece so save yourself a few dollars with this bundled deal.

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This French reading comprehension bundle will teach your students about the different monuments in Paris that have made the city what it is today. Students will learn about 6 different Paris monuments:

• the Louvre
• the Eiffel Tower
• the Arc de Triomphe
• Versailles
• Pere Lachaise Cemetery
• Notre Dame.

Each article includes a glossary of vocabulary terms students are unlikely to know Some of the articles are easier (Louvre, Notre Dame and Eiffel Tower) while the others are more intermediate/advanced level.

These readings can be read with support at a novice-high/intermediate low level or independently by higher level students, Great for class reading and discussion, or to use as a sub plan when you are out.

Each reading includes:

• French reading activity about the monument - three different levels (NH, IL, IM)
• Comprehension questions in English
• Comprehension questions in French
• Extension activities
• Answer key
• Resource page with links to videos and website

Are you looking for materials to help your French students with reading comprehension? Look no further! Our French Reading Comprehension Activities and Sub Plans Short Story Bundle is perfect for beginning and intermediate French readers. It can be used for free voluntary reading, guided class reading, or a French sub plan - making it an incredibly versatile resource for in the classroom or at home.

Each story includes:

• a 2-4 page story with limited vocabulary and grammar
• comprehension questions to accompany the story
• additional infographics and activities related to the topic of the story

The stories address a variety of situations, including cultural information.

A brief summary of each story:

Joe & the Talking Sandwich: Joe is a student who brings his lunch to school.  Usually this isn’t a problem.  But today - his sandwich is talking to him!  It gets him in trouble with his teachers and the bus driver.  But worst of all, it begs Joe not to eat him at lunch time.

Frankie the Vampire: Frankie is a vampire - a very bad vampire.  He is afraid of the dark!  This makes it very difficult for him to do the most basic vampire things, especially finding dinner.  He needs help, and he finds it from a local psychic.

La Bise: Bryan is an American who is visiting France. He doesn't want to be rude, so he's prepared himself for the French custom of La Bise. But unfortunately, he didn't listen to the entire explanation in French class! Bryan's trip starts out fine but his cultural misunderstandings get him into more and more trouble.

La Baguette Magique: Each day, the local baker sells one special bread - the "baguette magique." And each day, the recipient sees something special happen in his or her life. Joseph wants to learn the secret of the bread, but the baker tells him it will take time.

La Belle Soeur: Lucie and Annie are sisters. Annie is very jealous - she will get her revenge on her popular sister in a devious plan that involves mud, bacon and blue dye.

Canadaman: Josh is a typical boy, until he goes on a camping trip and everything changes. He starts being polite, he develops weird food preferences, and suddenly develops mad hockey skills. What is happening to him, and how will he use these new powers for good instead of evil?

Having short stories available can also save time in the event of emergency absences where you need to provide substitute material. These well-crafted stories are perfect for emergency sub plans that do not require advanced preparation or elaborate instructions. Just print out the bundle’s stories and supplemental materials and you’ll have a fun exercise ready for your students when you aren’t there to supervise them.

This French reading comprehension bundle includes a variety of short biographies in French.  Learn about the lives of some interesting people from around the Francophone world. Each reading includes a glossary of less common words as well as comprehension questions, answer key and links to additional resources.  They are suitable for intermediate-low and higher French students.

The biographies in this bundle include:

• Zinedine Zidane
• Nancy Wake
• Alain Robert
• Stromae
• Princess Grace
• Coeur de Pirate

Do your AP French students need practice reading non-fiction in order to prepare for the test? Are you looking for interesting reading activities that can be done as class readings, independent reading, or free voluntary reading? Are you doing plenty of fun stories in your CI-driven French class, but you'd like to expose students to some less-common vocabulary or nonfiction readings? These readings are perfect for your intermediate and advanced French classes, levels 2 (with scaffolding) and up (more independently).

Each reading includes:

• a printable article
• comprehension questions
• answer key
• additional resources

ACTFL performance descriptors:

• Comprehends simple stories, routine correspondence, short descriptive texts or other selections within familiar contexts. (int)

• Generally comprehends connected sentences and much paragraph-like discourse. (int)

• Comprehends information-rich texts with highly predictable order.(int)

• Comprehends paragraph discourse such as those found in stories, straightforward literary works, personal and work-related correspondence, written reports or instructions, oral presentations (news), anecdotes, descriptive texts, and other texts dealing with topics of a concrete nature. (adv)

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This French reading comprehension bundle includes a variety of short readings in French about a variety of nonfiction topics.  Learn about people and places of interest while practicing your French comprehension skills. Each reading includes a glossary of less common words as well as comprehension questions, answer key and links to additional resources.  They are suitable for intermediate-low and higher French students.

The readings in this bundle include:

• The Chameleon - true crime
• The Concorde
• The TGV
• The Tour de France
• Ebola

Do your AP French students need practice reading non-fiction in order to prepare for the test? Are you looking for interesting reading activities that can be done as class readings, independent reading, or free voluntary reading? Are you doing plenty of fun stories in your CI-driven French class, but you'd like to expose students to some less-common vocabulary or nonfiction readings? These readings are perfect for your intermediate and advanced French classes, levels 2 (with scaffolding) and up (more independently).

Each reading includes:

• a printable article
• comprehension questions
• answer key
• additional resources

ACTFL performance descriptors:

• Comprehends simple stories, routine correspondence, short descriptive texts or other selections within familiar contexts. (int)
• Generally comprehends connected sentences and much paragraph-like discourse. (int)
• Comprehends information-rich texts with highly predictable order.(int)
• Comprehends paragraph discourse such as those found in stories, straightforward literary works, personal and work-related correspondence, written reports or instructions, oral presentations (news), anecdotes, descriptive texts, and other texts dealing with topics of a concrete nature. (adv)

This intermediate French reading comprehension bundle includes a variety of non-fiction readings in French about a variety of interesting topics.  Learn about people and places of interest while practicing your French comprehension skills. Each reading includes a glossary of less common words as well as comprehension questions, answer key and links to additional resources.  They are suitable for intermediate-low and higher French students.

The intermediate French readings in this non-fiction bundle include:

• Stromae
• Alain Robert
• GIGN
• The Paris Underground
• Life in a cave house

Do your AP French students need practice reading non-fiction in order to prepare for the test? Are you looking for interesting reading activities that can be done as class readings, independent reading, or free voluntary reading? Are you doing plenty of fun stories in your CI-driven French class, but you'd like to expose students to some less-common vocabulary or nonfiction readings? These readings are perfect for your intermediate and advanced French classes, levels 2 (with scaffolding) and up (more independently).

Each reading includes:

• a printable article
• comprehension questions
• answer key
• additional resources

ACTFL performance descriptors:

• Comprehends simple stories, routine correspondence, short descriptive texts or other selections within familiar contexts. (int)
• Generally comprehends connected sentences and much paragraph-like discourse. (int)
• Comprehends information-rich texts with highly predictable order.(int)
• Comprehends paragraph discourse such as those found in stories, straightforward literary works, personal and work-related correspondence, written reports or instructions, oral presentations (news), anecdotes, descriptive texts, and other texts dealing with topics of a concrete nature. (adv)

This French reading comprehension bundle includes a variety of short readings in French about a variety of nonfiction topics.  Learn about people and places of interest while practicing your French comprehension skills. Each reading includes a glossary of less common words as well as comprehension questions, answer key and links to additional resources.  They are suitable for intermediate-low and higher French students.

The readings in this bundle include:

• Princess Grace
• The de-mining units in France
• Saint-Malo
• Parkour
• Prehistoric cave art

Do your AP French students need practice reading non-fiction in order to prepare for the test? Are you looking for interesting reading activities that can be done as class readings, independent reading, or free voluntary reading? Are you doing plenty of fun stories in your CI-driven French class, but you'd like to expose students to some less-common vocabulary or nonfiction readings? These readings are perfect for your intermediate and advanced French classes, levels 2 (with scaffolding) and up (more independently).

Each reading includes:

• a printable article
• comprehension questions
• answer key
• additional resources

ACTFL performance descriptors:

• Comprehends simple stories, routine correspondence, short descriptive texts or other selections within familiar contexts. (int)
• Generally comprehends connected sentences and much paragraph-like discourse. (int)
• Comprehends information-rich texts with highly predictable order.(int)
• Comprehends paragraph discourse such as those found in stories, straightforward literary works, personal and work-related correspondence, written reports or instructions, oral presentations (news), anecdotes, descriptive texts, and other texts dealing with topics of a concrete nature. (adv)

This French reading comprehension bundle includes a variety of short readings in French about a variety of nonfiction topics.  Learn about people and places of interest while practicing your French comprehension skills. Each reading includes a glossary of less common words as well as comprehension questions, answer key and links to additional resources.  They are suitable for intermediate-low and higher French students.

The readings in this bundle include:

• Nancy Wake
• the Large Hadron Collider
• the MOF competition
• The "wild" woman
• The Beast of Gévaudan

Do your AP French students need practice reading non-fiction in order to prepare for the test? Are you looking for interesting reading activities that can be done as class readings, independent reading, or free voluntary reading? Are you doing plenty of fun stories in your CI-driven French class, but you'd like to expose students to some less-common vocabulary or nonfiction readings? These readings are perfect for your intermediate and advanced French classes, levels 2 (with scaffolding) and up (more independently).

Each reading includes:

• a printable article
• comprehension questions
• answer key
• additional resources

ACTFL performance descriptors:

• Comprehends simple stories, routine correspondence, short descriptive texts or other selections within familiar contexts. (int)
• Generally comprehends connected sentences and much paragraph-like discourse. (int)
• Comprehends information-rich texts with highly predictable order.(int)
• Comprehends paragraph discourse such as those found in stories, straightforward literary works, personal and work-related correspondence, written reports or instructions, oral presentations (news), anecdotes, descriptive texts, and other texts dealing with topics of a concrete nature. (adv)

Daily French journals are a wonderful way to start class. You can set this journal up as a bell ringer activity or an early finisher journal. Your students will actively engage in practicing their French in a personalized and meaningful way. You will love this no prep printable daily French journal which includes activities for planning and gratitude. All you have to do is print and go! This French daily work journal provides 200 pages of activities, and it is written completely in French. Take a look at the preview to see all of the details and examples.

Front page activities include the following tasks:

• Where am I - Où suis-je
• What's the weather like - Quel temps fait-il
• French quote of the day
• List what you must do and want to do - devoir + vouloir
• Answer the question - J'ai fait de l'exercice - Oui ou non
• French word of the day - Le mot du jour
• Counting your steps? J'ai fait _____ pas aujourd'hui.
• Do something nice for yourself today - Ce que je vais faire pour me faire plaisir
• Drink water - Je m'hydrate - Je bois au moins 6 verres d'eau par jour
• Conjugate new verbs every day - Conjugue le verb "______" au temps que tu veux
• Write sentences - Fais une petite phrase avec le verbe du jour
• French expression of the day - L'expression du jour

Back page is for writing:

• Short paragraph - Termine la phrase "_________" et fais un paragraphe.
• Gratitude - Je suis reconnaissant(e) - 4 choses

200 pages are included. I like to print double sided which gives me 100 days of journaling. If you choose to have your students use these on Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays, you can use this as a full year program.

This resource saves you valuable time by not having to write journal questions yourself. The sequence of tasks is designed to be repetitive so that the tasks remain familiar and achievable, yet the content changes every day to keep it fresh!

The second half of the pages is more challenging than the first as it includes reflexive verbs (even some idiomatic ones), and the vocabulary is at a higher level.

Watch the video I made so that you can see all of the rich material inside and I can show and tell you how I like to use this journal. You'll see that I printed mine double sided on pretty parchment paper and turned it into a booklet that really feels like a journal, but plain white paper and folders to store them in work just as well.

Expect your students to:

• enjoy using the journal pages as bell ringers
• appreciate a no-stress routine at the beginning of class
• discover lots of new vocabulary and common expressions
• get their minds focused on French
• start reading and writing in French as soon as they enter the classroom
• enjoy completing the tasks and having some time to work independently
• identify and explore their emotions
• take an interest in self-care

You will appreciate:

• not having to reinvent the wheel
• absolutely zero prep + full year resource
• extra time at the beginning of class while students are competing daily tasks
• adding an element of fun to the usual boring daily journals
• different activities that are still consistent, requiring less explanation time
• a calm start to the day
• that each day is different and engaging for the students
• using this French journal year after year

What teachers like you say about this daily French journal:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Marvelous! My intermediate low-mid students love this! They enjoy doing this at the start of class and at home on days they don't have class. They are intrigued by the quotes and expressions. They love the changing information and the tracking of their self-care...in French! They do not receive a "grade" for this - by their own choice. They find it relevant and fun! We sometimes use it as a jumping off point for some discussion and for some grammar points. Mostly, though, the students just enjoy keeping track of their daily feelings, self-care, etc. in French!!" - Anne S.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "My French 3 students were so excited when I showed this to them and have eagerly begun this journaling process. We are beginning our class every other day with this activity. I love all the details that you included!" - Rebecca D.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I've done something similar to this in the past but mine was nowhere near as thorough or well-done. This will be a nice addition to my beginning of class routines." - Shanda H.

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8.5 x 11 letter paper works well for printing this document. All of the pages are black and white and do not require too much ink. I recommend printing the pages double sided. You can bind the pages together with staples, a binder clip, by punching holes in the pages and inserting into a folder, or you can have the pages bound together at a business supply store.

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Looking for a complete French lesson plan on Valentine's Day? The content of this unit will appeal mostly to sixth to twelfth grade French learners. The presentation will lead you through an age appropriate discussion of Valentine's Day in France and the cultural differences between North America and France. You can use this lesson with many different levels as there are a lot of different resources included. Be sure to have a look at the video preview!

What is included in this lesson plan:

Presentation 34 slides with presenter notes. Use these notes to further the discussion with more advanced students.

Quiz - Vrai ou faux Students at all levels will know the answers to these true or false questions if they've paid attention during the presentation. Correct the false statements.

Scattergories games 12 versions with Valentine's Day vocabulary, instructions included.

Sudoku games 5 different versions with answer keys using French Valentine's Day vocabulary. Fun and quiet no prep activity.

Writing activity 50 word writing exercise adaptable to any level, but still short and sweet as a supplementary activity.

12 French love proverbs Translate (with a partner or individually) the 12 proverbs the best you can, then do the scrambled sentences exercise to see how well you remember the proverbs.

Vocabulary worksheet

Saint Valentin Taboo Game includes 20 cards. At the top of each card there is a word to describe to partners without using 4 taboo words that are written beneath. All words are written in French and English. Instructions included.

Saint Valentin 20 Questions Game is a fun and effective way to practice forming questions and speaking French using Valentine's Day vocabulary. French and English as well as French only versions are included.

Dominoes Game 16 dominoes to cut out on card stock for a quick activity that your students will enjoy playing.

Tell me 3 things - Dis-moi trois choses: Intermediate to advanced level students work in pairs or small groups and take turns choosing a card and saying three things about what is written on it. Other students listen closely and can react and / or ask questions. All of the cards are written in French only.

In the presentation notes you will often find suggestions for enrichment activities, links to internet websites that go along with that particular slide.

Please note some of these resources are also included in my French Valentine's Day Activity BUNDLE - La Saint Valentin

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This set of 70 French speaking prompts cards and 70 French writing prompts is for advanced French students. It is a year long writing and speaking program for your advanced levels.

The speaking and writing prompts use the same questions. The speaking prompts are in the form of cards that you can project or print to use in the classroom.

These prompts will challenge your upper levels, AP students or secondary French immersion students. Writing is an essential part of mastering French, and the topics used in these prompts are inviting, engaging, and interesting:

• L'Enfance - Childhood
• L'Adolescence - Teenage Years
• La Technologie - Technology
• L'Amitié - Friendship

A French grading rubric is included for easy grading.

Print the writing prompts and the students can write directly on them. The speaking cards can be used in class with the projecting file, printed and laminated for in class speaking activities or used by the students on their devices.

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Looking for a new way to drill French pronouns? This resource includes 50 sentences to improve listening and speaking skills when using direct and indirect object pronouns and the adverbial pronouns Y and EN. Check out the preview to take a closer look.

Some negation and double pronouns are used, and this activity includes the following tenses:

• present tense
• passé composé
• futur proche
• imperative

This is a 24 minute MP3 audio recording of 50 sentences to be restated or written by your students using a pronoun or double pronouns. Each sentence is read twice before time is given for student responses, then the answer is given. You will appreciate the differences in the voices used in this recording. There are three different voices, all native speakers.

I've included five different ways that you can use this pronoun audio drill (see below). Suitable for core, immersion and homeschool curriculums. This drill is fantastic practice for the AP exam.

This resource is included in my advanced French growing bundle.

What's included?

• MP3 recording audio drill - 50 sentences - 24 minutes
• 5 ways to use this audio drill
• Transcript
• Answer key
• Student response sheet

1. Language lab or classroom listening and speaking exercise

Students listen to the drill either as a class or with individual headphones on. They will hear a sentence read twice by two different speakers. The number of pronouns to be used in each sentence is indicated in the recording. After the second reading of the sentence students are given time to say their answer before the correct response is pronounced. The sentences are purposefully not numbered in the recording so that you can choose to do them either in or out of order. This is a listening and speaking grammar drill and writing the answers is not necessarily encouraged.

2. Language lab or classroom silent written exercise

Provide each student with a numbered answer recording sheet. Students should be reminded to pay close attention as the sentences in the recording are NOT numbered. The sentences that are read in the recording are written on the student response sheet and words to be replaced by pronouns are underlined. Since this is a fast moving exercise you may want to give students a chance to revise their answers once the recording has stopped.

3. Whiteboard classroom activity - Individual or paired work

Have students write sentences using pronouns on whiteboards after they’ve heard the sentence spoken twice. Pause the recording and give students time to write their answers. When they’ve finished have them listen carefully and check their work when you stop pause and play the answer. This works particularly well with pairs of students because they can help each other and the work won’t seem so tedious. I often allow my pairs of students to keep track of one point per correct answer and at the end of the activity see which group has the most points.

4. Bell ringer activity

You have and extra five or ten minutes at the beginning or end of class, why not play a few minutes of the pronoun drill? With 50 sentences to choose from you could keep it quite varied.

5. Group writing game

Chances are you have your students’ desks in some kind of rows or groups. Here’s a fun way to change up the pronoun drill a bit. Let’s say you have rows or groups of five students. Before starting the drill recording give the first person in each group a blank sheet of paper and he should have something to write with.

Number the paper 1 - 5 (or the number of students in the group) and as you play the drill the first student has to write his answer next to #1. He has to write something even if he doesn’t know exactly how to spell it. Immediately after the answer is pronounced on the recording he must pass the paper to the next person in his group. It’s important not to hesitate because the recording will continue.

Person #2 records his answer and so on until each person in the group has had a go. At this point, stop the recording and the last person in each group brings the paper back up to the first person who can look over all of the answers written by his group members. He can make any changes he wants to make to anyone’s answer BUT STUDENTS CANNOT SPEAK A WORD TO EACH OTHER.

He then passes the paper back down the row and everyone gets a chance to change either his own or another group member’s answer. They should move fast though because here’s the catch, the first group to turn in a 100% accurate paper to the teacher wins that round!

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This French spiral review activity is different to many French TPRS circling activities because it doesn't tell a story. Instead, this activity focuses on six regular French verbs, possessive adjectives, and other less frequently words that students will acquire through meaningful repetition.

Each sentence is spoken in the present, passé composé, and futur proche tenses both with and without negation. Read on to see how you can easily differentiate this activity by using video, audio, and practice cards. Have a look at the video preview to see this activity in action!

Research reveals that language learners need MANY repetitions of grammatical structures in order to truly acquire them. By using the circling method, familiarity with the word or phrase is done through repetitive questions circling around the target language.

Here's how it works:

• I speak a sentence: Je garde mes petites soeurs tous les jours.
• I tell students to restate the sentence using a different subject pronoun: Nous
• Students restate the sentence making necessary changes: Nous gardons nos petites soeurs tous les jours.

Included:

1. Full length downloadable video circling activity - 108 slides - 20 minutes
2. Full length downloadable audio circling activity - 18 minutes
3. Practice cards for online use to work on reading and writing - 108 cards

Step 1: Watch the video lesson / activity to learn about the circling method. Students will quickly catch on, and will truly need to concentrate so that they can make the necessary changes in their sentences. Do your students ever tell you that they can understand what's being said, but can't think fast enough to make the necessary changes when responding? That's exactly why you should have them try out circling!

Step 2: Once they've watched the video and have done the exercise while reading along, try out the audio only version! This will be a challenge as they will not be able to see the words, and it will help with listening and speaking skills.

Step 3: Use the set of cards to practice reading and writing. Read the cards that I have spoken in steps 1 and 2, and have students take the time to write their responses before looking at the answer cards. As the cards are not numbered, I encourage you to download them and use them online rather than printing.

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Cherchez l'erreur - Identify and correct common mistakes in French ⇨ 50 French sentences with grammatical errors ⇨ English translations of what the French sentences are SUPPOSED to mean ⇨ Students look for the mistakes and rewrite the sentences correctly ⇨ Audio recording - Hear English sentences to be translated, pause to translate and speak response, listen and repeat correct French translation read twice to improve fluency and pronunciation ⇨ Teacher support guide - 21 pages of notes about each of the 50 sentences to help teachers explain to students why the sentences are incorrect ☞Just click here to follow my store! Merci! ❤️☜ ☞This resource is included in my advanced French growing bundle☜ As you teach French, do you find that over the years you hear students making the same kinds of grammar mistakes over and over again? English speaking students in particular often make the same kinds of mistakes. Here are just a few examples of common mistakes I've heard time and again over the last 20 years teaching French: ⭐ Je voudrais un verre de l'eau avec glaçons. ⭐ On aime des pommes et des bananes. ⭐ J'arrive chez toi autour de 17h00. ⭐ Nous sommes sur l'avion déjà. ⭐ Tu attends pour le bus? ⭐ Je pense de ton problème. ⭐ Nous nous lavons nos mains. ⭐ Je la donne un cadeau. You've probably seen the same kinds of mistakes with your students. Very often, mistakes that are made go back to basic French that wasn't mastered when it was introduced for the first time. This activity offers an excellent opportunity to revisit lots of basic grammar that otherwise often gets ignored as we progress through the chapters and more advanced grammar. I like to use this kind of activity at back to school for returning students or at the end of a quarter or semester as a solid review.  LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses. 

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This particular activity is different to many French TPRS circling activities because it doesn't tell a story. Instead, this activity focuses on French verbs, the pronouns LE - LA - LES - LUI - LEUR - Y - EN, possessive adjectives, and other less frequently used words that students will acquire through meaningful repetition. Each series of sentences is spoken in the present, passé composé, and futur proche tenses, and different forms of negation are included. Read on to see how you can easily differentiate this activity by using video, audio, and practice cards. Have a look at the video preview to see this activity in action!

Research reveals that language learners need MANY repetitions of grammatical structures in order to truly acquire them. By using the circling method, familiarity with the word or phrase is done through repetitive questions circling around the target language.

Here's how it works:

• I speak a sentence: Le chien ne veut pas de ses croquettes. Il n'en veut pas.
• I tell students to restate the sentence using a different subject pronoun: Les chats
• Students restate the sentence making necessary changes: Les chats ne veulent pas de leurs croquettes. Les chats n'en veulent pas.

Included:

1. Full length downloadable video circling activity - 362 slides - 53 minutes
2. Full length downloadable audio circling activity - 53 minutes
3. Practice cards for online use to work on reading and writing - 360 cards

Step 1: Watch the video lesson / activity to learn about the circling method. Students will quickly catch on, and will truly need to concentrate so that they can make the necessary changes in their sentences. Do your students ever tell you that they can understand what's being said, but can't think fast enough to make the necessary changes when responding? That's exactly why you should have them try out circling!

Step 2: Once they've watched the video and have done the exercise while reading along, try out the audio only version! This will be a challenge as they will not be able to see the words, and it will help with listening and speaking skills.

Step 3: Use the set of cards to practice reading and writing. Read the cards that I have spoken in steps 1 and 2, and have students take the time to write their responses before looking at the answer cards. As the cards are not numbered, I encourage you to download them and use them online rather than printing.

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French Relative Pronoun: DONT

This is a comprehensive lesson on the French relative pronoun DONT for upper-intermediate students. This lesson is meant to accompany my 24 minute grammar video lesson on YouTube in which I give the rules and show plenty of examples to explain how this pronoun is used in context. You can skip the video lesson if you wish and directly distribute the lesson guide as you teach DONT on your own.

If you only want the practice cards, you can purchase them separately here.

All of the following resources are included to help your students continue to practice and master this French grammar skill. This resource is included in my Advanced French Curriculum Bundle.

STEP 1: Print and distribute the 6 page lesson guide on the relative pronoun DONT.

STEP 2: Show the 24 minute video lesson to learn how to use this pronoun or teach the lesson yourself.

STEP 3: 6 sudoku puzzles to help student become familiar with 20 French expressions that are commonly used along with DONT.

STEP 4: Written exercise (1 - 25). Link relative and main clauses with DONT. Answer key is included.

STEP 5: Practice speaking cards (1 - 25). Use these cards to practice oral production when using the pronoun DONT. The sentences are not the same ones used in the written exercise.

Included:

• 25 numbered practice cards - 4 per page for printing and cutting out
• 25 numbered practice cards (the same ones) - 1 per page for online use
• Numbered answer key

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