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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

Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic -the life of Vincent Van Gogh. The story includes both the passé composé and imparfait, so it is appropriate for second year and beyond.

The target structures are:

• était
• s'est coupé
• déprimé

This item includes:

• a 33-slide powerpoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the powerpoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation on the passé composé of reflexive verbs
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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Do you need a quick grammar lesson on French regular adjectives? This PowerPoint and handouts explain the concept clearly and concisely with more detail and examples than most textbooks have. Go through the PowerPoint with your students as they take notes on the handouts. Includes examples in context with a reading passage about several interesting people. Includes the most basic regular adjectives plus some of the adjectives with minor spelling changes (gentil, canadien, italien).

Many textbooks do not include enough examples of using adjectives, or they don't show the adjectives used in use in any meaningful way. This French grammar lesson plan will guide your students by introducing the most basic concept then building on it with examples and practice activities.  Students are then challenged to "level up" by using the adjectives to write about other people. 

This item includes:

• Printable pdf handouts for students -
• explanation of how to form French adjectives
• Practice activity for forming French adjectives
• Using adjectives like gentil, canadien, italien
• "Level Up" activity - complete paragraphs about different people by changing the adjective forms
• Reading activity about several famous people
• Answer key
• PowerPoint that includes explanation of the grammar on the printables and the reading passage

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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - the castles of the Loire Valley. The story includes some passé composé, so it is appropriate for second year and beyond.

The target structures are:

• est situé
• un château
• a été

This item includes:

• a 30-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation on how to say “the best”
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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Ready to bring more comprehensible input into your French classroom? Look no further than this engaging French Comprehensible Input lesson – the new year! Appropriate for any students in their second semester of French or beyond, this lesson is the perfect way to learn about how France celebrates the new year and Epiphany.

It’s so easy to use! This ready-to-go worksheet uses target structures in a comprehensible way, allowing for almost effortless learning. With this new level of engagement, your student’s enjoyment is sure to skyrocket.

Why wait? Start bringing more comprehensible input into your classroom today and watch your students gain confidence and look forward to using the language in a fun, interactive way. Get ready to experience an unforgettable New Year’s celebration among your students thanks to this user-friendly relevant French lesson!

The target structures are:

• ils fêtent
• beaucoup de gens
• certain(e)(s)

This item includes:

• a 32-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation on forming the future tense
• a worksheet on writing resolutions
• a worksheet on matching resolutions with the plans for achieving them
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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Set of 20 original French task cards to practice JOUER À vs JOUER DE in the present, past and future. Pronouns Y and EN and relative pronouns AUQUEL and DONT included. Answer key provided. ☞Just click here to follow my store! Merci! ❤️☜ ☞This resource is included in my advanced French growing bundle☜ This product includes: Set of 20 printable task cards Powerpoint version PDF version of complete lesson to use as a handout. Answer key Each card requires students to complete the specific task of either asking a question or making a sentence using the prompts provided. Simple forms of JOUER À or JOUER DE + sports or instruments Replacing sports and instruments with the pronouns Y or EN Referring to sports and instruments with AUQUEL or DONT YouTube video lesson on JOUER À vs JOUER DE
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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - French food. The text is simple enough for first semester French.

The target structures are:

• On mange - one eats, people eat
• Se prépare - is prepared
• Est délicieux/délicieuse - is delicious
• Le dîner, le petit déjeuner, le déjeuner - dinner, breakfast, lunch

This item includes:

• A 37-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation and exercises for the pronoun “on”
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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The TGV

Do you need a quick grammar lesson on French -re verbs? This powerpoint and handouts explain the concept clearly and concisely with more detail and examples than most textbooks have. Go through the powerpoint with your students as they take notes on the handouts. Includes examples in context with a reading passage about climbing Mount Everest. 

Many textbooks do not include enough examples of using RE verbs, or they don't show the verbs in use in any meaningful way. This French grammar lesson plan will guide your students by introducing the most basic concept then building on it with examples and practice activities.  Students are then challenged to "level up" by changing a passage in the elle form to the plural elles.  Once you've learned how to use RE verbs, the reading activity will show them in action - learn about climbing Mount Everest.

This item includes:

• Printable pdf handouts for students -
• explanation of how to conjugate -re verbs  
• Practice activity for -re verbs in the singular and plural
• "Level Up" activity - change a paragraph written in the singular form to the plural form
• Reading activity about Mount Everest that uses many examples of re verbs
• Answer key
• Powerpoint that includes explanation of the grammar on the printables and the reading passage

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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic -the TGV. The text is simple enough for first semester French.

The target structures are:

• va très vite – goes very fast
• entre - between
• on peut acheter – one can buy
• il faut – it is necessary, it takes

This item includes:

• A 32-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation and exercises for on peut and il faut + infinitive
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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This item is also available in a bundle!

Bundle of all 6 CI lessons

Other CI lessons

La Ville de Paris

Lafayette

Thomas Pesquet, atronaute français

French food

Le Lycée

Do you need a quick grammar lesson on French passé composé with être? This PowerPoint and handouts explain the concept clearly and concisely with more detail and examples than most textbooks have. Go through the PowerPoint with your students as they take notes on the handouts. Includes examples in context with a reading passage about the French revolution. Includes the formation of the passé composé and a brief explanation of when to use it.

Many textbooks do not include enough examples of the passé composé, or they don't show the passé composé used in use in any meaningful way. This French grammar lesson plan will guide your students by introducing the most basic concept then building on it with examples and practice activities.  Students are then challenged to "level up" by using the passé composé with être to write about a weekend trip to visit grandparents. 

This item includes:

• Printable pdf handouts for students -
• explanation of how to form the passé composé with être
• Practice activity for forming the passé composé with être
• Practice activity for irregular past participles
• "Level Up" activity - complete paragraphs about different people by changing the verb forms
• Reading activity about the French Revolution
• Answer key
• PowerPoint that includes explanation of the grammar on the printables and the reading passage

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Have fun playing this Mardi Gras digital game to review or learn about the customs and holiday of Mardi Gras. 30 questions about the traditions and facts about the holiday, in three different formats. Assign students the PowerPoint, Google drive or PDF version - they will work through the game by finding the correct answer. Or play as a class together on a Smartboard! Use it as a review after teaching about the holiday, or make students do the research to find the information they need to work through the questions.

Each slide has a question in English about the history, tradition or customs of Mardi Gras.  If you've already learned about the holiday, use the game as a fun review.  If you haven't yet learned about the holiday, you could assign it as an activity where students need to look up the answers online.

The game starts with a path that needs to be followed - each section of the path contains three multiple-choice questions.  If you answer the questions correctly, you'll win a doubloon and move on to the next section.  If you get a question incorrectly, you'll need to redo that section. Finish all 30 questions and win the game.

The game is entirely self-correcting, so students can play through independently.  You can assign it as a PowerPoint show, a Google slides presentation, or a pdf.  If you'd like to play as a class, you can project the game on a whiteboard and work through it together. It's a fun way to learn about the holiday that your students will enjoy!

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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic -  la Martinique. The text is appropriate for 2nd semester French and later.

The target structures are:

• n'étaient pas
• est mort(e)
• a détruit

This item includes:

• a 37-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation on recognizing the passé composé
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - fashion in  France. The story includes both the passé composé and imparfait, so it  is appropriate for second year and beyond.

The target structures are:

• la couture
• portait
• portaient
• connu(e)

This item includes:

• a 23-slide powerpoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the powerpoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation on when to use the imparfait
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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This French comprehensible input lesson uses targeted structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - the city of Paris. The text is simple enough for first semester French. It includes a complete lesson that will allow you to circle and repeat the targeted structures while also discussing a high-interest topic that most students will enjoy.

The target structures are:

• (ils/elles) habitent
• il y a
• beaucoup de
• s'appelle

This item includes:

• a 21-page PowerPoint with a simple reading about Paris
• a paragraph version of the PowerPoint text with simple comprehension questions
• a short postcard reading activity based on the PowerPoint
• a short postcard writing activity
• a grammar explanation of the ils/elles form of verbs
• a guided oral retell with images
• a guided written retell with images
• additional video and website links
• answer key

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Are you teaching French imparfait to teens or young adults in the classroom? This comprehensive lesson plan is sure to be a hit with students of all levels. It introduces the concept of the imparfait quickly and clearly with plenty of examples for instant comprehension. The PowerPoint provides an overview of the construct, while students take notes on the accompanying handouts. With this resource, you’ll make sure that everyone grasps the concept in no time.

The included reading passage about life in Versailles not only reinforces what they have learned when using the imparfait but also introduces them to one of France’s great historical sites in a fun and interesting way. When your students have mastered this material, their confidence will skyrocket as their abilities grow exponentially! Get ready to watch your French class flourish by investing in this easy-to-follow French imparfait lesson plan.

This item includes:

• Printable pdf handouts for students -
• explanation of how to form the imparfait
• Practice activity for irregular verb stems
• Practice activity on when to use the imparfait
• "Level Up" activity - complete paragraphs about different people by changing the verb forms
• Reading activity about life in Versailles during the reign of Louis XIV
• Answer key
• PowerPoint that includes explanation of the grammar on the printables and the reading passage

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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures and simplified language to teach about a non-fiction topic -the life of Napoleon Bonaparte. The story includes both the passé composé and imparfait, so it is appropriate for second year and beyond.

The target structures are:

• a attaqué
• a perdu
• est devenu

This item includes:

• a 39-slide powerpoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the powerpoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation on the Vandertrampp verbs
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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Teach your students about the other countries in the world that speak French - many of them in Africa. French-speaking Africa is the fastest-growing place for the French language in the world, and this lesson will teach about the role of French in Africa in a very comprehensible way.

Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - Francophone Africa. The text is appropriate for 2nd semester French and later.

The target structures are:

• une langue
• un pays
• il y a

This item includes:

• a 33-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation and exercise for de/du/de la /d’/des
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - the cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris. The text is appropriate for 2nd semester French and later.

The target structures are:

• n'est pas
• le/la plus
• une cloche

This item includes:

• A 25-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation and exercises for the superlative
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - the palace of Versailles. The text is simple enough for first semester French.

The target structures are:

• voulait
• il y a
• habitait
• aujourd'hui

This item includes:

• A 30-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
• a text version of the PowerPoint
• comprehension questions
• a grammar explanation and exercises for most basic forms of the imparfait
• a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
• a list of associated videos
• a complete answer key

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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a non-fiction topic - the Eiffel Tower. The text is appropriate for 2nd semester French and later.

The target structures are:

n’aimaient pas - didn’t like

laid(e) - ugly

on peut - one can

The lesson includes:

➯a 29-slide powerpoint with repetition of the target vocabulary

➯ a text version of the powerpoint

➯ comprehension questions

➯ a grammar explanation and exercises for the pronoun 'on'

➯ a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell

➯ a list of associated videos and websites

➯ a complete answer key

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• Bundle #2- Comprehensible Input for beginning French learners