Less than $5 10th Grade French Resources

Your students will enjoy practicing food and café vocabulary in this French food game!  As they complete the tasks, they will gather the ingredients to make a special dish.  The game is self-grading and students will need to get all of the answers correct in order to move on.

There are 5 different challenges.  Two of the challenges are simpler - basic vocabulary matching of words that you are likely to see on a menu at a French café.  The other three challenges are a bit more challenging - two of them will have students forming sentences and the final challenge is a dialog between and a waiter and a customer with missing words.

At the end of the game, the students will have 5 ingredients.  They will put those ingredients in a pan to find out what they make.  As the game does not track student data, you will want them to take a screenshot as proof of completion.

Bring some holiday spirit to your French classroom with this festive set of 20 Christmas Vocabulary Flashcards! Each card features vibrant illustrations paired with the French word for popular Christmas items and traditions. From "un renne" to "un ornement'", these flashcards provide high-interest seasonal language immersion.

This set is great for vocabulary enrichment instruction, creating word walls, use as coloring sheets, games, and more!

Set includes a list of 20 seasonal words, 8 different ideas for use, 20 colorfully illustrated flashcards, and Black/White version of flashcards for easy printing.

Vocabulary includes:

1. Une cloche – A bell

2. Un bonhomme de neige – A snowman

3. Une étoile – A star

4. Le Père Noël - Santa Claus

5. Une maison en pain d'épices – A gingerbread house

6. Un cadeau – A gift

7. Un sapin de Noël – A Christmas tree

8. Un ornement – An ornament

9. Une bougie – A candle

10. Un bas de Noël – A stocking

11. Un renne – A reindeer

12. Un traîneau – A sleigh

13. Une couronne – A wreath

14. Un biscuit de Noël – A Christmas cookie

15. Un flocon de neige – A snowflake

16. Une cheminée – A chimney

17. Un lutin – An elf

18. Un chocolat chaud – A hot cocoa

19. Des lumières– Some Lights

20. Une bûche de Noël – A Yule log cake

Pairs wonderfully with my French Noël/Christmas Vocabulary Activities/Practice/Enrichment/Emergency Sub! With 10 pages of engaging written practice (featuring word searches, short answers, jumbles, and more) there is something for everyone! These activities not only utilize the same core vocabulary here but also introduce 8 additional seasonal words!

Or let them play a little with Noël Vocabulary Dominoes, Noël Vocabulary Cut & Paste Bingo, or Noël Vocabulary Dice.

Looking for something a little more secular? Try my Winter Vocabulary and Emergency Sub Plan. This one is good all season long!

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Make your ESL classroom look different from a regular education room by considering these bilingual animal names labels (cards)!

Each label takes up 1/15 of a page so they are nice and big, but not too obtrusive. There are 118 words for a total of 8 pages. Check out the preview to see what it looks like. Each card features the word in English and French. To help aid meaning, I've included beautiful high-resolution illustrations.

These classroom vocabulary flashcards are perfect for any student new to English or French language learning! They will help a lot.

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This resource provides a French Revolution simulation with roles for key figures like Georges Danton and Marie-Joseph Chénier. It includes scenarios such as drafting the Declaration of the Rights of Man, debate sessions, and crisis cards with challenges. Also included are reflection worksheets to help students analyze their experience and understand the complexities of revolutionary decision-making.

Students will work in groups to make decisions, simulate legislative processes, and reflect on their experiences through guided worksheets

"I have, Who has?" is a fun and engaging whole-class game for your French class to practice vocabulary. The vocabulary used on the cards is French numbers from zero to thirty nine, not in numerical order. This game includes a pdf file with 40 cards as well as directions, an answer key, and a student answer sheet. My students love playing this game, especially when I time them. They love trying to beat their times.

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Plongez vos élèves dans l'univers fascinant et mystérieux de la légende avec ma ressource complète dédiée à Le Horla de Guy de Maupassant. Ce produit innovant est conçu pour une approche en atelier qui encourage l'exploration active, la collaboration et la créativité.

Ce que vous trouverez dans ce produit :

• Lectures partagées et guidées : Engagez vos élèves avec des extraits soigneusement sélectionnés de Le Horla, qui suscitent une réflexion et discussion approfondies. Des leçons quotidiennes structurées vous guident à travers chaque étape du processus d'écriture.
• Activités en binôme et pratiques individuelles : Favorisez l'interaction entre les élèves grâce à des activités en petits groupes et des exercices d'écriture autonome, renforçant ainsi leur compréhension des concepts clés.
• Stratégies d'écriture : Chaque jour, un plan de leçon vous présente une stratégie d'écriture spécifique, accompagnée d'organisateurs graphiques, des incitations et d'activités engageantes pour alimenter leur propre écriture.
• Notes détaillées pour les enseignants : Des conseils pratiques vous aideront à adapter vos enseignements en fonction de l'âge et du niveau de maturité de vos élèves. En raison de la nature plus sombre de Le Horla, un pivot vers des personnages et intrigues de Disney est inclus pour les classes plus jeunes.
• Développement de compétences : Vos élèves développeront leur compréhension des clichés et des tropes, ainsi que des compétences essentielles en développement de personnage, en élaboration de scènes et de décors, en thèmes et en ambiance.
• Présentation finale : À la fin de ce parcours, vos élèves auront l'opportunité de présenter leur propre légende à leurs camarades, mettant en pratique les compétences acquises tout au long des ateliers.
• Grilles d'évaluation : Des rubriques sont fournies pour évaluer à la fois la présentation orale et la rédaction du texte, facilitant ainsi le retour constructif pour chaque élève.

Durée du projet : 2 à 3 semaines

Ce produit transformera votre salle de classe en un lieu d'apprentissage dynamique où les élèves s'immergeront dans l'art de la narration et l'écriture créative. Offrez-leur l'opportunité de devenir les conteurs de leur propre légende tout en découvrant un classique de la littérature !

The Calendar Talk - Conversation Cards and Daily Journal Writing: Vocabulary Builders is designed to help students start reading and writing immediately to discuss the day, date, and weather as well as FEELINGS! Students can also begin speaking in the same class period with some guidance. 

Product includes: 

• A set of vibrant and thought-provoking conversation cards featuring a wide range of vocabulary words.

• Each card contains a vocabulary word and picture as a visual aid.

• There are 9 terms on the conversation cards as well as the slides.

• 3 Different Journal pages total - 

• One with information about how to write and discuss feelings. A good journal to start with for the first few days.

• Two with feelings vocabulary (one in color and one black and white)

• Daily journals include calendar talk questions - Day, Date, and Weather

• The feelings journal includes pictures of feelings/facial expressions along with a related prompt or question to encourage writing, discussion and critical thinking.

• Lists of possible ways to use the vocabulary and activities to be used today

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Vocabulary Coverage: Explore a diverse array of vocabulary words across various themes and subjects.
• Differentiated Learning: Suitable for learners of different proficiency levels, with options for scaffolded or extension activities.
• Printable and Digital Formats: Accessible in Google Slides. Google slides can be downloaded as images to be used as digital worksheets or downloaded as a PDF. 

How to Use:

(See embedded video in slide as well.)

Bell Ringers - Daily Journals for French class.

1. Day 1:  Show them the presentation and model for them.

2. Day 2: 

3. Print, copy, and have them ready for students as they walk in.

4. Saving on paper? Copy machine never works? Download the slide as a png and have students write on them on a touchscreen device or their own papers. My students use the app Chrome Canvas on their Chromebooks. I loan styluses to students during class. They aren’t too expensive. Some students just write with their fingers. (Please see my terms of use for using digital downloads.)

5. Day 2: Discuss the responses as a class. If you need to repeat Day 1 for the talking part for a few days, that’s okay. They will get it.

6. Days 3-5: Continue discussing responses after the journal each day. This will help them with writing and speaking.

7. Days 6 and on (or when you know they are ready): When used consistently, students will be able to speak with the phrases very quickly. Have them sit in groups and discuss their journals as you walk around the room. I often keep track of points on Class Dojo and give them a goal to shoot for.

8. Scaffold so that students will be able to talk without the journal eventually.

9. Use the words and phrases that they have learned in other activities.

10. Add the questions and answers to write stories as a class or individually. I tell students to include the day, date, weather, etc. in all of their stories.

11. Ask students what another student said work on other perspectives, i.e. I, you, he, she, etc. 

12. Student A: Je me sens triste.

13. Student B: Elle dit, «Je me sens triste.» or «Elle se sent triste.»

For Conversation:

1. Day 1:  Show them the presentation and model for them.

2. Every day: Start with the journal at the beginning of each period. I usually do this for a few weeks. It will help with the conversation cards.

3. Day 2: Discuss the responses as a class.

4. Scaffold - Gradually, have students talk without the aid of the journal. I generally let students use their journals for 2 or 3 weeks, depending on the level, before having them talk without their work in front of them.

5. Slide 13 - Ask, Ask, Trade- Each student gets a card and switches cards throughout the activity to practice various types of weather.. 

6. Student A: «Comment est-ce que tu te sens?» (Or teach the formal «Comment est-ce que vous vous sentez?» (This could be on the board in front  so students can refer back to it as they learn it.)

7. Student B (who has a happy face): , “Je me sens heureux.” or “heureuse.”  Then Student B asks: “Comment est-ce que tu te sens?”

8. Student A (who has a sad card): “Je me sens triste.”

9. Students A and B exchange cards and find new partners.

10. During Ask, Ask, Trade- After students have had more practice with the cards, have them tell new partners what previous partners said. (Ex: Je me sens triste mais Sarah se sens grincheuse.)

11. Win, Lose, or Draw: Draw a conversation card from a pile. Draw it on the board and class guesses. Students or the teacher can draw.

12. Aïe! Game Instructions are included when slides are in “edit” mode.

Benefits for Students:

• Enhances vocabulary acquisition and retention through active engagement.
• Encourages critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills.
• Fosters creativity and self-expression through daily writing practice.

Why Choose This Resource?

• Developed by an experienced French teacher with 
• It fosters student engagement.
• Aligns with Common Core State Standards and supports language development goals.
• Provides a versatile and adaptable solution for diverse classroom settings and instructional approaches.

Are you looking for a French dictée - dictation exercise for the passé composé with être for your beginner level students? Do you struggle to find themed dictées that match beginner level French grammar?

Dictées are great activities for building listening comprehension and writing skills. This is a beginner level French dictée with a passé composé theme.

Included:

• Nine sentences (audio and video presentations)
• Theme - La montagne
• Basic grammar
• Passé composé - partir, aller, arriver, monter, descendre, passer, tomber, rentrer, se reposer
• Dormir is used once (avoir helping verb)
• Pronoun Y is used once
• Infinitives - chercher, déposer, découvrir, prendre, dire, faire
• Definite, indefinite, and partitive articles

➯ Video presentation of the dictée. Watch me and listen as I read each sentence two times slowly enough to understand and write at the same time. Many non-natives find it makes the listening comprehension part of dictation exercises more manageable to see the speaker's mouth. Once I've finished reading the dictation, I will present each written sentence in French along with the English translation. Once we've gone through all of the sentences and students have checked their work, I will present the complete text in paragraph form on the screen. At that time, we can slowly read through the complete text together so they can see how the separate sentences actually form a short story.

➯ Audio presentation of the dictée. Listen as I read each sentence two times slowly enough to understand and write at the same time. This version of the exercise will be more challenging as students will not see the speaker's mouth.

➯ PDF of the numbered sentences in the dictée and the English translation.

➯ Numbered student response sheet. This is located on page 2 of the PDF.

➯ The following dictées are included in Bundled Set 1:

• Présenter quelqu'un
• Pays, langue, nationalité
• Situer un objet
• Décrire une personne
• Décrire un lieu d'habitation
• Dans la rue
• À l'hôtel
• Les heures
• La semaine
• La routine  - Verbes réfléchis

➯ The following dictées are included in Bundled Set 2:

• La nourriture
• Passé composé avec avoir
• Passé composé avec être
• Interdictions et devoirs
• Savoir, pouvoir, vouloir
• Pronoms directs et indirects
• L'entretien
• Avantages et inconvénients
• Passé composé des verbes réfléchis
• Parler de son enfance

"Dictation is the transcription of spoken text: one person who is "dictating" speaks and another who is "taking dictation" writes down the words as they are spoken. Among speakers of several languages, dictation is used as a test of language skill, similar to spelling bees in the English-speaking world."

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Numbers Flash Cards: Counting 1-20 in French

These engaging flash cards are ideal for pre-school students, starting from Pre-Nursery and beyond! Simply print and start teaching. Perfect for beginners learning to count in French, these flash cards are designed to make learning fun and interactive.

Not just for the classroom—these cards are perfect for home learning too! Whether on road trips, at family gatherings, in waiting rooms, or with babysitters, the possibilities are endless.

Long-lasting Use: Print on card stock and laminate for durability. You can also use dry-erase markers or slip the cards into page protectors for repeated use!

This essential knowledge organiser is designed to support students in mastering Module 1, Qui suis-je?, from the IGCSE Studio French (Edexcel) textbook. It provides a thorough compilation of key vocabulary across all module units and highlights essential grammar points. Additionally, it includes a convenient Quizlet QR code, enabling students to practice vocabulary and grammar independently and reinforce their skills outside of class.

The knowledge organiser is useful for students during in-class writing or speaking activities and also serves as an excellent tool for independent revision.

This resource is ideal for Year 9, Year 10, Year 11, or any student preparing for the IGCSE French exam.

Topics included are:
0.1 - Qui suis-je? Point de départ 1
0.2 - Qui suis-je? Point de départ 2
1 - A comme amitié
2 - C’est de famille!
3 - On va voir un spectacle?
4 - C’est bientôt dimanche?
5 - Les tâches ménagères – on aime ou on n’aime pas!
6 - Il était une fois …

Whether you teach Spanish, French, German, or Mandarin Chinese, this is the perfect lesson to get your students thinking about the purpose of studying foreign languages!

This product features an engaging "Language Talk" activity that will have your new students thinking, writing, speaking, and moving on the very first day of school. In this activity, they must choose between 6 different quotes about the purpose of learning languages and articulate why the quote aligns with their perspective. I use this lesson every year to set the tone for what I expect in class - it is a great way to gain insight about their current attitudes towards speaking another language while they get to know one another with a higher level thinking activity as opposed to the same-old, same-old icebreaker.

Product includes:

• Comprehensive Lesson Plan
• "Language" Sheet for students to fill out
• 6 Corresponding "Language Quote" signs to hang up around your room

Though I utilize this product on the first day of school, it really can be used all year long. I hope that it is as successful in your class as it is in mine!

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How can you make French language learning more engaging while celebrating Halloween? The "12 French Dialogues - Halloween Speaking and Reading Activity" is the perfect resource for teachers seeking to immerse their students in themed dialogues that capture the spirit of the season. This product features 12 lively dialogues that not only introduce essential vocabulary and phrases but also immerse students in culturally relevant contexts. Each dialogue is complemented by thoughtful comprehension questions and answers, allowing students to reinforce their understanding of the content while enhancing their analytical skills in a practical setting.

For educators, this resource offers a wealth of benefits. The dialogues are designed to accommodate various proficiency levels, making it easy to adapt for both beginners and more advanced students. This versatility allows teachers to differentiate instruction and foster an inclusive classroom environment. Moreover, the comprehension questions promote active engagement, encouraging students to discuss their thoughts and interpretations in French. By using this activity in their lessons, teachers can create an interactive classroom that improves language skills and helps students appreciate cultural traditions and celebrations.

Included in this resource :

1. Préparer une fête d’Halloween
2. Les traditions d’Halloween
3. Visiter une maison hantée
4. Acheter des vêtements d’automne
5. Parler des passe-temps d’automne
6. Acheter un costume d’Halloween
7. Organiser une soirée cinéma d’Halloween
8. Discuter des sports d’automne
9. Faire une liste de souhaits pour Halloween
10. Sculpter des citrouilles
11. Préparer des invitations pour une fête d’Halloween
12. Une chasse aux bonbons

✅ Size : 8.5 x 11 in

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Are you looking for an engaging bulletin board for your French classroom? Then download this set of flags of French speaking countries! This resource contains 8" X 11" posters of flags of countries where FRENCH is the official language. Great for wall décor and bulletin boards! Each page comes with the name of the country and a picture of the flag. There is both an English version and a French version included in this resource.

How does this make your life easier?

• Print and go! With no prep, this is an easy and beautiful bulletin board
• Perfect for the French classroom

Flags in this resource: (French is the only official language) - Benin, Burkina Faso,

Democratic Republic of the Congo, France, Gabon, Guinea, Haiti, Ivory Coast, Mali, Monaco, Niger, Republic of the Congo, Senegal, Togo.

**If you like this resource, consider purchasing the resource here, which contains ALL the flags of countries where French is an official or co-official language and where French is widely spoken: FLAGS-French-Speaking-Francophone-Countries-39-Posters-wall-decor-bulletin-board

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This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about Gauthier Grumier.  Gauthier Grumier is a French fencer who recently won a bronze medal at the Olympics. Read about his struggles to make the French team and come home with a medal after dealing with a disastrous 2012 Olympics. 

This 2-page article for intermediate and advanced French students will tell the story of Gauthier and his quest for gold.  Intermediate low learners will be able to understand the reading with scaffolding and teacher support while Intermediate mid and higher will be able to read independently.

The print version includes:

• 2-page article in French about Gauthier Grumier
• 8 comprehension questions in English
• 8 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

This item is available in these formats:

• Gauthier Grumier

• Gauthier Grumier Google™ drive version

• Gauthier Grumier print & digital bundle

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Food is always a hit with students, and what better way to dive into one of their favorite topics than with this French Protein Vocabulary Maze? This dynamic, fully customizable resource is designed to help students master 15 essential protein vocabulary words through interactive and engaging activities. Includes not only meats but vegetarian and vegan options!

This resource has 4 different activities plus an illustrated chart to ensure comprehensive vocabulary coverage. It's perfect for reinforcing food group vocabulary, promoting creative learning, and offering a thorough review. Whether used in classroom activities, homework assignments, or left with a substitute, this versatile tool is a must-have in any French teacher's toolkit.

What’s included:

1. Illustrated Vocabulary Chart: Labeled with 15 different proteins in French.
2. Blank Vocabulary Chart: An illustrated chart without labels for students to complete.
3. Illustration Activity: A labeled vocabulary chart for students to illustrate.
4. Illustrated Vocabulary Maze: A fun and challenging way to reinforce vocabulary.
5. Blank Vocabulary Maze: Allows students to create their own maze, encouraging creativity and deeper learning.

This resource not only builds French language skills but also fosters critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving. Mix and match these sheets to find the best fit for your class. Download now and watch your students’ vocabulary knowledge grow!

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These Classroom Vocabulary Flash cards are perfect for any Student New to English or French Language Learning!

Each card has the word in English and French and an illustration of it.

Specifically Includes:

6 Pdf Pages Containing 90 Words (90 Total Cards).

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The Calendar Talk - Conversation Cards and Daily Journal Writing: Vocabulary Builders is designed to help students start reading and writing immediately to discuss the day, date,  and weather. Students can also begin speaking in the same class period with some guidance. 

Product includes: 

• A set of vibrant and thought-provoking conversation cards featuring a wide range of vocabulary words.

• Each card contains a vocabulary word and picture as a visual aid.

• There are 8 weather terms on the conversation cards as well as the slides.

• 3 Journal pages total - 

• One with information about how to write and discuss days and dates. A good journal to start with for the first few days.

• Two with day, date, and weather (one in color and one black and white)

• The weather journal includes pictures of weather along with a related prompt or question to encourage writing, discussion and critical thinking.

• Lists of possible ways to use the vocabulary and activities to be used today

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Vocabulary Coverage: Explore a diverse array of vocabulary words across various themes and subjects.
• Differentiated Learning: Suitable for learners of different proficiency levels, with options for scaffolded or extension activities.
• Printable and Digital Formats: Accessible in Google Slides. Google slides can be downloaded as images to be used as digital worksheets or downloaded as a PDF. 

How to Use:

(See embedded video in slide as well.)

Bell Ringers - Daily Journals for French class.

1. Day 1:  Show them the presentation and model for them.

2. Day 2: 

3. Print, copy, and have them ready for students as they walk in.

4. Saving on paper? Copy machine never works? Download the slide as a png and have students write on them on a touchscreen device or their own papers. My students use the app Chrome Canvas on their Chromebooks. I loan styluses to students during class. They aren’t too expensive. Some students just write with their fingers.

5. Day 2: Discuss the responses as a class. If you need to repeat Day 1 for the talking part for a few days, that’s okay. They will get it.

6. Days 3-5: Continue discussing responses after the journal each day. This will help them with writing and speaking.

7. Days 6 and on (or when you know they are ready): When used consistently, students will be able to speak with the phrases very quickly. Have them sit in groups and discuss their journals as you walk around the room. I often keep track of points on Class Dojo and give them a goal to shoot for.

8. Scaffold so that students will be able to talk without the journal eventually.

9. Use the words and phrases that they have learned in other activities.

10. Add the questions and answers to write stories as a class or individually. I tell students to include the day, date, weather, etc in all of their stories.

11. Ask students what another student said work on other perspectives, i.e. I, you, he, she, etc. 

12. Student A: C’est mercredi.

13. Student B: Elle dit, «C’est mercredi.»

Benefits for Students:

• Enhances vocabulary acquisition and retention through active engagement.
• Encourages critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills.
• Fosters creativity and self-expression through daily writing practice.

Why Choose This Resource?

• Developed by an experienced French teacher with 
• It fosters student engagement.
• Aligns with Common Core State Standards and supports language development goals.
• Provides a versatile and adaptable solution for diverse classroom settings and instructional approaches.

French Partitive Articles - Crossword Puzzle - Food & Drink Vocabulary

Crossword puzzle to practice using French partitive articles with food and drink vocabulary. Translate from English to French. 20 words included. Answer key is provided.

➯ This resource is part of my French 1 & 2 Curriculum: Ça y est, je parle français!

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Enhance your French language teaching with this comprehensive collection of 100 conversation starters! Perfect for beginners and intermediate learners, these prompts will help spark engaging discussions, improve speaking skills, and boost confidence in conversational French.

What's Included:

• 100 Conversation Starters: A mix of beginner to intermediate prompts, covering various topics such as hobbies, food, travel, and personal experiences.

French Valentine's day Activity: Song Worksheet

This fun and interactive worksheet goes hand in hand with our ORIGINAL song “La Saint Valentin” (Valentine's day), helping students learn and practice key phrases to talk about Valentine's day and celebrations in French. Whether you are preparing for GCSE, IGCSE, AP, DELF, DALF, or IB, this resource will make revision engaging and effective!

What’s Inside?

• Fill in the blanks to complete the song lyrics and reinforce vocabulary
• Match up key Valentine's day words
• Match sentences to their correct meanings
• Fill in the blanks to complete key sentences on the topic of Valentine's day
• Answer key included for easy self-correction

What students will learn:

• Key vocabulary and phrases to describe Valentine's day and celebrations
• Verb conjugations in the present, past, and future
• Better listening comprehension and pronunciation
• Exam-ready sentences to boost their performance

The link to the Youtube song can be found here: https://youtu.be/v2SjsNxJecA?si=KRXMcNTNm0Q4za_I

You can now listen to our songs on your favorite streaming platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more!
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