Less than $5 12th Grade French Internet Activities (by date, latest first)

There is so much more to France than Paris! It's time to explore all the regions of France with your students. Your students will research one of 13 administrative regions of France and it's 5 overseas departments, create captivating travel videos, present their videos to the class, and vote to select the top 3 tourist destinations. This unique project combines research, creativity, presentation skills, and cultural understanding, offering an interactive and fun learning experience for your students. And for you? You will have busy students for a week, individualized projects, and easy grading!

Depending on language level, projects can be completed in French or English. Get ready to ignite a passion for French language and culture in your classroom one region at a time!

Key Features of the Project:

1. Real-Life Application: This project taps into the real-life context of travel, allowing students to explore France's varied regions and practice language skills in a meaningful way.
2. Research and Inquiry: Students conduct research on a specific region, enhancing their critical thinking and information-gathering abilities.
3. Cultural Awareness: The project fosters cultural understanding as students delve into the significance of each region within the rich context of French culture and history.
4. Creative Expression: Students showcase their creativity by producing engaging travel videos, enhancing their communication and storytelling abilities.
5. Collaboration and Peer Learning: Students present their videos to the class, encouraging peer learning, active listening, and cross-cultural appreciation.
6. Competitive Element: The voting aspect adds an element of friendly competition, fueling excitement and motivation in the classroom.
7. Language Proficiency (Optional depending on level): Through script creation, video production, and oral presentations, students sharpen their language skills in writing, speaking, and listening.

Project Includes detailed notes to teacher with implementation schedule, list of regions, project instruction sheet for students, storyboard templates, guided presentation notes with voting sheets for presentations and grading rubric.

Project works well for any level of upper school French (Foundations of French, French Exploratory, Middle School French, French 1, 2, 3, 4, and can even be modified for AP French),

Let's embark on this enriching virtual field trip through France together!

The French-speaking world is so much larger than just France! With this project, your students will research one of 29 francophone countries, create captivating travel videos, present their videos to the class, and vote to select the top 3 tourist destinations. This unique project combines research, creativity, presentation skills, and cultural understanding, offering an interactive and fun learning experience for your students. It's a perfect back to school activity to introduce students to the French-speaking world. Not only will you have busy students for a week while they develop individualized projects, but the grading is made easy too!
Depending on language level, projects can be completed in French or English. Get ready to ignite a passion for French language and culture in your classroom one country at a time!

Key Features of the Project:

1. Real-Life Application: This project taps into the real-life context of travel, allowing students to explore 29 francophone countries and practice language skills in a meaningful way.

2. Research and Inquiry: Students conduct research on a specific country enhancing their critical thinking and information-gathering abilities.

3. Cultural Awareness: The project fosters cultural understanding as students delve into the significance of each country within the rich context of French culture and history.

4. Creative Expression: Students showcase their creativity by producing engaging travel videos, enhancing their communication and storytelling abilities.

5. Collaboration and Peer Learning: Students present their videos to the class, encouraging peer learning, active listening, and cross-cultural appreciation.

6. Competitive Element: The voting aspect adds an element of friendly competition, fueling excitement and motivation in the classroom.

7. Language Proficiency (Optional depending on level): Through script creation, video production, and oral presentations, students sharpen their language skills in writing, speaking, and listening.

Project Includes detailed notes to teacher with implementation schedule, list of 29 countries to assign, project instruction sheet for students, storyboard templates, guided presentation notes with voting sheets for presentations and grading rubric.

Project works well for any level of upper school French (Foundations of French, French Exploratory, Middle School French, French 1, 2, 3, 4, and can even be modified for AP French),

Let's embark on this enriching virtual field trip around the world together!

This is one of my students' favorite projects and a great way to wrap up a unit on clothing. In this project, students will embark on a virtual shopping adventure to purchase clothing items for a family in need. With $600 American dollars collected for a family affected by a recent house fire, students will use their language skills to navigate an authentic French online store to select clothing items for a family of four. My fashionistas get particularly into this one!

Students will:

• Translate their American dollars into Euros

• Browse through clothing categories

• Convert to European sizes

• Add items to their virtual shopping cart

• Stay within a given budget

• Take notes on new French vocabulary encountered during their shopping experience.

• Complete a "Liste de Cadeaux" to document their purchases

• Prepare a brief oral presentation in French to share with the class.

This project not only reinforces essential language skills such as vocabulary acquisition and currency conversion but also promotes empathy, cultural awareness, and community engagement. With clear instructions, interactive online shopping, and engaging presentation components, Allons Faire du Shopping! is sure to be a hit with your students too!
Bring real-world relevance and excitement to your French classroom -
Allons Faire du Shopping!

Do your students need to brush up on their clothing vocabulary before shopping? Check out French Clothing/Les Vêtements Vocabulary Activities/Practice/Emergency Sub Lesson!

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Woody Allen's blockbuster movie, Midnight in Paris, a love-letter to the city of Paris! My students really love watching this movie! Even if the movie is in English, there are lots of follow up activities you can do in French with your students. This is an exercise to accompany a report by a Figaro journalist, given in French (of course!). There is a link to the YouTube video, and a series of questions to be answered while watching & listening. There are ten multiple choice questions, and five more open-ended questions. You can use this as a language lab activity, or even as the listening part of an exam. ☞Just click here to follow my store! Merci! ❤️☜ You may enjoy these other French listening comprehension activities: Une Visite Guidée du Louvre: Listening Comprehension + Questions
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Wouldn't you love a quick no prep Boom cards French grammar activity about the comparatives, adverbs and superlatives BON BIEN MEILLEUR ET MIEUX? These 35 interactive digital Boom Cards will get your students practicing these often difficult French adverbs and adjectives on their computers or tablets with a multiple choice exercise. You can easily project these or use on a smart board for a class exercise.

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This resource is included in my Bon - Bien - Meilleur - Mieux Bundle.

There are so many ways you can use these Boom task cards. Here are a few ideas:

→ Do a race with all your students, see who finishes first and has the least mistakes.

→ Project on the screen and have students respond and open discussion.

→ Use the cards for small group work, tutoring sessions or for test review.

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→ 35 Interactive Boom cards

→ Multiple choice self assessment

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This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the invention and development of roller coasters.  It is suitable for novice-high/intermediate-low students with teacher guidance and higher-level students to work independently.  If you teach AP French, this reading can be useful in giving your students practice reading nonfiction articles for the interpretive section of the test.  The reading can lead to discussion or writing activities to include the other two modes of communication.

Roller coasters are a highlight of summer visits to the amusement park - but how did they come to exist? There's a lot of science involved in making a fun - but safe - ride. Learn about the history of roller coasters and how they work, including information about the "coaster of death" designed to kill its riders painlessly.

This 9-page pdf file includes a one-page article with glossary in simpler French for level 1, a two-page article with glossary for level 2 and up, comprehension questions in both English and French, answer key, and links to additional online resources.

The print version includes:

• 1-page article in simple French about roller coasters
• 2-page article in standarde French about roller coasters
• 6 comprehension questions in English
• 6 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

The Google™ drive item includes:

• Google slides reading in simple French about roller coasters
• Google slides reading in standard French about roller coasters
• 6 comprehension questions in English
• 6 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources pages with links to videos and website

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This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the invention of CRISPR and how it can be used.  It is suitable for novice-high/intermediate-low students with teacher guidance and higher-level students to work independently.  If you teach AP French, this reading can be useful in giving your students practice reading nonfiction articles for the interpretive section of the test.  The reading can lead to discussion or writing activities to include the other two modes of communication.

CRISPR is a scientific breakthrough that has applications for many different fields. But we are faced with some very important ethical questions when we have such a powerful tool at our fingertips. Learn about the pros and cons of CRISPR as well as some of the applications in this reading for intermediate and advanced French learners.

Includes a printable reading with vocabulary, comprehension questions in both English and French, answer key, and links to related videos and websites.

The print version includes:

• 3-page article in French about CRISPR
• 10 comprehension questions in English
• 10 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

The Google™ drive item includes:

• Google slides reading in French about CRISPR
• 10 comprehension questions in English
• 10 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources pages with links to videos and website

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This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the history of the Cathars and the crusade against them.  It is suitable for novice-high/intermediate-low students with teacher guidance and higher-level students to work independently.  If you teach AP French, this reading can be useful in giving your students practice reading nonfiction articles for the interpretive section of the test.  The reading can lead to discussion or writing activities to include the other two modes of communication.

The Cathars were a religious group in France, nearly wiped out by a Catholic crusade. What were their beliefs, and why were they considered a threat by the Catholic church? Learn about them in this reading for intermediate and advanced French learners. Includes imparfait and passé composé.

The print version includes:

• 2-page article in French about the Cathars
• 10 comprehension questions in English
• 10 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

The Google™ drive item includes:

• Google slides reading in French about the Cathars
• 10 comprehension questions in English
• 10 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources pages with links to videos and website

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Digital versions of this product:
• Les Cathares - non-fiction French reading Boom Cards™ version
• Les Cathares - non-fiction French reading - int/adv - Google drive

This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the role of the démineurs in France. The Départment du Déminage is in charge of removing the unexploded mines and grenades that remain in France - from World War 1! Read about how the job is done and the dangers of these weapons, 100 years after the end of the war.

 It is suitable for novice-high/intermediate-low students with teacher guidance and higher-level students to work independently.  If you teach AP French, this reading can be useful in giving your students practice reading nonfiction articles for the interpretive section of the test.  The reading can lead to discussion or writing activities to include the other two modes of communication.

Includes a printable reading with vocabulary, comprehension questions in both English and French, answer key, and links to related videos and websites.

The print version includes:

• 2-page article in French about the démineurs
• 10 comprehension questions in English
• 10 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

The Google™ drive item includes:

• Google slides reading in French about the démineurs
• 10 comprehension questions in English
• 10 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources pages with links to videos and website

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This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the history of les tirailleurs sénégalais, a group of soldiers from Africa who fought for France.  Get ready for the release of the upcoming film Tirailleurs starring Omar Sy.

The reading is suitable for novice-high/intermediate-low students with teacher guidance and higher-level students to work independently.  If you teach AP French, this reading can be useful in giving your students practice reading nonfiction articles for the interpretive section of the test.  The reading can lead to discussion or writing activities to include the other two modes of communication.

Units of African soldiers fought in both World Wars, helping France achieve victory - but most Americans have never heard of these brave men. Learn about their history, their actions, and what happened to them after the wars in this reading for intermediate and advanced French learners. Written in the passé composé and imparfait.

Includes printable pdf with vocabulary, comprehension questions in English and French, answer key, and links to additional resources.

The print version includes:

• 2-page article in French about the Tirailleurs
• 13 comprehension questions in English
• 13 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

The Google™ drive item includes:

• Google slides reading in French about the Tirailleurs
• 13 comprehension questions in English
• 13 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources pages with links to videos and website

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Digital versions of this product:
• Les tirailleurs sénégalais - non-fiction French reading - Google drive version
• Les tirailleurs sénégalais - non-fiction French reading - Boom Cards™ version

Notre Dame de Paris is a symbol of Paris with a rich history - it just celebrated 850 years of service. But the history wasn't always pleasant. This article tells the story of this beautiful church, written in simplified French for intermediate and advanced French students.

A 2 page reading for intermediate and advanced French students. Vocabulary and grammar include present tense with some passe compose and imparfait. Includes a 9 question multiple choice short answer worksheet in English with answer key as well as related resources.

This French reading comprehension activity will allow you to read a short story, entirely in French.  It tells the story of a high school student who has an issue with his lunch.

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.

This activity packet includes a 2 page story with two different versions.  One is in the present tense, the other in the past tense. Also includes an authentic materials activity and an infographic.

The print version includes:

• 2 -page short story in French - present tense
• 2 -page short story in French - past tense
• 27 comprehension questions in English
• Illustrate the story activity
• Main idea and summary activity
• Infographic about sandwiches
• Authentic materials activity about ordering from a sandwich menu
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

The Google™ drive item includes:

• Google short story in French - present tense
• Google short story in French - past tense
• 27 comprehension questions in English
• Activity about ordering from a sandwich menu
• Infographic about sandwiches
• Answer key
• Resources pages with links to videos and website

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The Louvre is an amazing museum, filled with artwork spanning centuries. But what we now know as one of the finest cultural sites in the world started out with much more humble beginnings. Find out when and where this museum got its start and how it became the beloved museum of today.

A 2 page reading for beginning and intermediate French students. Vocabulary and grammar are simple enough - present tense with only a few instances of the passe compose and imparfait- so that a first year, second semester class would be able to read and understand the writing. Includes a 10 question multiple choice short answer worksheet in English with answer key as well as related resources.

This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the history of SAPEurs and their role in African culture.  It is suitable for novice-high/intermediate-low students with teacher guidance and higher-level students to work independently.  If you teach AP French, this reading can be useful in giving your students practice reading nonfiction articles for the interpretive section of the test.  The reading can lead to discussion or writing activities to include the other two modes of communication.

Les SAPEurs are members of a special society, one that loves to dress elegantly and show off their style. Despite living in poverty, many of the members of the society find a way to dress like the most elegant gentlemen of the past. Learn about the origins of the society and their current situation in this reading for intermediate/advanced French learners. Reading is in passé composé and imparfait.

The print version includes:

• 2-page article in French about the SAPEurs
• 13 comprehension questions in English
• 13 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

The Google™ drive item includes:

• Google slides reading in French about the SAPEurs
• 13 comprehension questions in English
• 13 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources pages with links to videos and website

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Digital versions of this product:
• Les SAPEurs - non-fiction French reading Boom Cards™ version
• Les Sapeurs - non-fiction French reading - int/adv - Google drive version

Here's a digital escape game for passé composé vs imparfait that is a fun way to learn about French history and culture AND practice the difference between the verb tenses at the same time! Your friend has been the victim of mistaken identity and is now being held hostage in the Louvre. In order to free him, you'll have to use your French skills.

To find the keys to free the friend, students will have to answer questions based on a video and a written passage, plus practice using both the passé composé and imparfait. Activities are in French, with a little bit of English to help make things clear. Includes both avoir and être as helping verbs, regular and irregular verbs.

This Digital escape game for passé composé vs imparfait includes a detailed teacher instruction guide with answer key and a link to access the site. Students will need access to the Internet/YouTube in order to play the game.  Students will enjoy this game as a fun way of practicing the formation and usage of both tenses.

A summary of what's included:

• teacher's guide with instructions and answer key

• access to the game website

• reading activity - find the number of instances of the passé composé vs imparfait

• conjugation activity - choose whether to use the passé composé or imparfait and conjugate the verb

• reading activity - read a biographical article and answer the question

• listening activity - watch and listen to a short video about the Louvre and choose which verb you heard - the passé compoé or the imparfait

• reading activity - read the directions and follow a map to find where your friend is being held

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Make learning about Québec interesting with this no-prep digital escape game.  The game includes access to a website where your students will hunt for the keys to unlock a set of locks.  Students will need to read the clues very carefully and watch videos, visit websites, and read texts to find the information they need to win the game.  Very easy to use - just send your students to the website and let them work!  Students can play individually or in teams.

Digital escape games are a fun way to start a unit, or to review at the end of a unit.  They can also be used to learn about a cultural or historical event.  This game will have your students reading carefully and paying attention to the smallest details in order to complete the challenge and unlock the locks.  

This item includes:

• Access to a website where your students can play the game
• Complete teacher's guide to playing the game
• Answer key so you can help students if they get stuck!

Your students will enjoy learning without even realizing that they are learning!  The challenging game format will get them excited about finding the code to unlock each lock - and the format of the clues for each lock will have them paying close attention - there's no way to solve the puzzles without being 100% focused!

The included topics are:

• Notre Dame de Montréal
• Plains of Abraham
• Chutes of Montmorency
• Québec Carnival
• les Canadiens

Prep is very easy - you just need to share the website URL with your students.  You may want to test the site before you use it, just to make sure nothing is blocked by your district.  As some of the clues can be challenging to unlock, you may choose to help your students with the trickier ones.  With the teacher guide, you will have the answer key - so you can help guide students towards the correct answer by giving them hints, or if you have limited time, you can adjust the game by reducing the number of locks they need to unlock - just give them the answer(s) to help the activity fit your time constraints.

Some of the sites are in French, but all have English versions - so you can use this for beginning French students as well as more advanced students. A detailed teacher's guide is included with information on each clue and how to find the answer.

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This digital escape game will allow your students to practice using French regular verbs - ER verbs in a fun way. Students will complete 5 tasks that start out with the simplest questions and move towards more difficult tasks. As they complete each task, the self-grading game will give them a number to unlock the code as the final task.

The game is built in genial.ly, so you don't need to do any prep at all - no teacher or student account needed! The teacher guide will give you the link to the game as well as a description and answer key for each task. Simply share the link with your students and they can play through it. If you're not sure whether or not the site will work on your school's network, please check out the preview of the game. It's an abbreviated version of the game so you can get an idea of how it works and check for technical issues: PREVIEW Le Trésor Perdu (genially.com)

• Task 1 has students choosing which verbs are ER verbs
• Task 2 has students selecting which ER verb completes the sentence - they don't need to know the meaning of all the verbs, so long as they know the ER verb endings.
• Task 3 has students selecting which version of the sentence is correct, based upon the conjugation. They will see three versions of the sentence, but only one has the correct ending.
• Task 4 has students putting the correct ending on each ER verb.
• Task 5 has students taking an ER verb in the infinitive and conjugating it.

As each task is completed, students will a piece of the code to unlock the treasure chest. Students will want to keep track of the numbers so they can unlock the treasure at the end of the game.

Note: If you purchased this game in the past, please be sure to update a new copy as the date for one of the clues has changed!

French digital escape games can be a fun way to practice the language and learn about the history and culture of the French-speaking world.  Learn about the holiday of l'Armistice/Le Jour du Souvenir in this digital game for French learners.

November 11 marks the anniversary of the Armistice ending the fighting in World War 1 and is known as Le Jour du Souvenir. This digital escape game teaches students about the events of that day as well as how we remember those who sacrificed so much. Topics include:

• poppies
• les bleuets de France
• the signing of the armistice
• the last French soldier to die in WWI
• the fields of Verdun

What's included:

The game includes two different version: one that is entirely in English, and one that has the clues in English (since it can be difficult for non-native speakers to catch the nuances in the clues) but the sites and videos where they will find the answers are in French. Students will know that they have the correct code to unlock each lock as the form will tell them if they are correct or incorrect.  They can show you that they've solved the puzzles by taking a screenshot of the final screen.

The teacher guide includes instructions on how to reach the site, directions on how to play the game, and the answer key for the French and English games just in case you get stuck. There are two different websites where the game is hosted - one in Google sites, the other hosted on digitalescapegames.com.  Please check on your school network before you assign the game to your students, as some networks do block access to sites hosted outside of your district's network.

What teachers have said about this French digital escape game:

"My students really enjoyed this game! It was extremely challenging, but they were so satisfied when they solved the clues. It really encouraged them to read closely. I did have to give them a few hints. I only used the English version because even that took a long time for them to solve. I did feed them the clue to the date lock because in 2020, I figured it would be pretty impossible to lead them to the date from 2019. This was the first escape room activity I've done and I will be doing more!"

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Make learning about Napoleon Bonaparte interesting with this no-prep digital escape game.  The game includes access to a website where your students will hunt for the keys to unlock a set of locks.  Students will need to read the clues very carefully and watch videos, visit websites, and read texts to find the information they need to win the game.  Very easy to use - just send your students to the website and let them work!  Students can play individually or in teams. 

Digital escape games are a fun way to start a unit, or to review at the end of a unit.  They can also be used to learn about a cultural or historical event.  This game will have your students reading carefully and paying attention to the smallest details in order to complete the challenge and unlock the locks.  

This Son of Napoleon digital escape game includes:

• Access to a website where your students can play the game
• Complete teacher's guide to playing the game
• Answer key so you can help students if they get stuck!

Your students will enjoy learning without even realizing that they are learning!  The challenging game format will get them excited about finding the code to unlock each lock - and the format of the clues for each lock will have them paying close attention - there's no way to solve the puzzles  without being 100% focused! 

Topics in this game include:

• Napoleon and the French Revolution
• The Coup of 18 Brumaire
• Napoleon's coronation
• The Napoleonic Wars
• Napoleon in Exile

Prep is very easy - you just need to share the website URL with your students.  You may want to test the site before you use it, just to make sure nothing is blocked by your district.  As some of the clues can be challenging to unlock, you may choose to help your students with the trickier ones.  With the teacher guide, you will have the answer key - so you can help guide students towards the correct answer by giving them hints, or if you have limited time, you can adjust the game by reducing the number of locks they need to unlock - just give them the answer(s) to help the activity fit your time constraints.