$10 - $20 9th Grade French Lesson (by price, high to low)

This is a comprehensive lesson on the French imperfect tense. I’ve packaged this lesson for TeachShare exactly the way I teach it to my students whether in person or online.  All of the resources in the 9 steps listed below are meant to give students many ways to practice and master the imperfect tense.  You can access my video tutorial on YouTube by clicking here.  It is a 40 minute lesson.  As you read the lesson plan outlined below, you will see that it addresses students directly.  A PDF of the lesson plan is included. This lesson is very easy to implement when you're in the classroom with your students, when you have to be absent for a few days and need sub plans, or when your students are studying at home. Click here for more imperfect tense resources.

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS and LESSON PLAN:

This resource includes everything you see below in the 9 STEP lesson plan. Click here if you only want the practice cards.

The imparfait is one of the ways you can speak in the past. In this lesson, you will learn the difference between the imperfect and passé composé tenses, how to add description to a sequence of events, exactly when and how to use the imperfect, and how to form it.

This comprehensive French lesson includes the following to help you practice and master your new skill:

STEP 1 - Download your 12 page cours and use it to follow along while listening to the lesson. There are spaces for you to fill in missing information that you will learn as I explain everything. Taking your own notes directly on paper is a proven way of helping to retain new information.

STEP 2 - Download your 11 page lesson guide and add it to your French resources folder. This copy includes all of the essential rules and examples from the lesson.

STEP 3 - Watch the 40 minute comprehensive video lesson on forming the imperfect and all of the ways you can use it.  Click here to watch it on YouTube.

STEP 4 - Download Teacher Lesson Notes and review everything that was taught in the lesson. This copy includes supplementary information that is not included in the lesson guide (all of the extras that come up during the lesson).

STEP 5 - Listening comprehension audio drill: être, aller, avoir, faire. Follow the instructions on the first page of the accompanying PDF which includes a copy of the drill in written form. Practice and master all imperfect forms of these four verbs.

STEP 6 - Listening comprehension audio drill: vouloir, pouvoir, devoir, savoir. Follow the instructions on the first page of the accompanying PDF which includes a copy of the drill in written form. Practice and master all imperfect forms of these four verbs.

STEP 7 - Listening comprehension - La Journée de Vanessa. Listen to a story that is told completely in the imperfect tense. Pay close attention to how the verbs are used. A French only copy of the text in written form is provided as well as a French - English copy.

STEP 8 - Written exercise - 25 sentences are written in the present tense, passé composé or futur proche. Rewrite them in the imperfect tense. An answer key is provided.

STEP 9 - 50 practice cards. This set of cards will really help you master your new skill. Each card includes a common word or expression from the lesson that is typically used in the imperfect. All cards are numbered, and an answer key is provided.

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Want to have all of your secondary French resource needs covered? Check out the following curriculum supplement bundles:

➯ Ça y est, Je parle français! French 1 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 2 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 and 4 curriculum

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.

COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

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Lots of fun and engaging ways to teach and have your students practice French demonstrative adjectives in the form of task cards, games, quizzes, worksheets and puzzles. Save 20% with this bundle.

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Check out my new Build Your Own French Bundle option. Select resources from my store, and if they total $20 or more I'll quickly create a special order bundle for you at 20% off. No sale items or other already discounted bundles can be included.

Want to have all of your secondary French resource needs covered? Check out the following curriculum supplement bundles:

➯ Ça y est, Je parle français! French 1 & 2 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! Advanced French curriculum

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French Verbs Like Ouvrir - Bundle

This is a collection of my favorite teaching resources and practice materials for French verbs that are conjugated like ouvrir. Save 20% with this bundle.

As I make more resources related to this grammar theme, I will add them to the bundle at no additional cost to you. Be sure to follow my store and watch your TeachShare notifications for important updates.

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Check out my new Build Your Own French Bundle option. Select resources from my store, and if they total $20 or more I'll quickly create a special order bundle for you at 20% off. No sale items or other already discounted bundles can be included.

Want to have all of your secondary French resource needs covered? Check out the following curriculum supplement bundles:

➯ Ça y est, Je parle français! French 1 & 2 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! Advanced French curriculum

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.

COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

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Getting sick is never convenient, especially when you're a teacher. But with this bundle of 5 stress-free emergency sub plans, you can rest easy knowing that your class will be in capable hands. Whether you need a full week now or are taking things day-by-day, this worksheet bundle has you covered.

Print-and-Go Topics include:

School

Professions

Clothing

Foods

Places Around Town

Each plan guides your students through meaningful and independent written vocabulary practice, ensuring that they're not just busy, but also learning. Lessons contain vocabulary lists with 25 words and 7 different worksheet options for practice sheets. These include:

1. Repetition-Based Learning: Utilize the power of repetition to solidify vocabulary retention. Students will practice writing place words multiple times, enhancing their memory and fluency.
2. Drawing and Labeling: Tap into your students' artistic side as they sketch and label new words. This activity promotes creativity while reinforcing vocabulary and spelling.
3. Decoding Secret Message: Pictorial symbols provide visual cues that help learners associate meaning with the target language vocabulary. By decoding a message using symbols, learners reinforce their understanding of the language's visual representation.
4. Alphabetizing: Alphabetizing vocabulary requires active cognitive processing. Students must analyze the words, compare their initial letters, and determine their correct placement in the alphabetical sequence. This cognitive engagement deepens understanding and promotes stronger memory connections with the vocabulary terms.
5. Short Answer: Provide an opportunity for students to apply the vocabulary in meaningful ways. By constructing responses, students connect the vocabulary to specific contexts, demonstrating their understanding of how the words are used. This application helps with recall and enhances their ability to use it effectively.
6. Creative Writing: Students draw from previous language knowledge to create complete sentences relevant to the new vocabulary. This is a slightly more advanced activity that allows students to use higher-level thinking and creativity to form sentences using verb tenses and additional they are familiar with.
7. Code Breaker: Decoding the vocabulary is like solving a puzzle. It encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills as learners work to match the symbols to the correct letters to form vocabulary while providing ongoing review and reinforcement.
8. Crossword Puzzle: When students create a crossword puzzle, they actively engage with the vocabulary words. They must think about the meanings of the words, consider their spelling, and create clues that correspond to each word. This active involvement promotes deeper processing and understanding of the vocabulary.
9. Word Search: Let your students become puzzle masters! They'll create their very own crossword puzzles using new vocabulary. This activity enhances spelling, vocabulary recognition, and problem-solving skills.
10. Magic Square: Learners must analyze the available options and find the correct matches. This process stimulates critical thinking, encourages logical reasoning, and enhances cognitive skills, all while reinforcing the vocabulary.
11. Matching: Learners to make connections between words and their translations. By actively associating and pairing words together, learners establish meaningful connections that enhance their understanding and retention of vocabulary.
12. Categorizing: Engage your students in critical thinking as they categorize their new vocabulary This activity encourages them to analyze and sort words according to different genres.

And more!

*Includes FREE fully editable Substitute Notes Template to make your week even easier!

Your health and well-being matter. So give yourself the time you need to get back to your best. Students will remain engaged and continue their learning, even if your substitute has no knowledge of French.

Check out my 4 Seasons Emergency Sub Bundle for shorter absences or make your own tailored plans quickly with 10 Universal French Vocabulary Mastery Sheets!

This French movie talk bundle includes 5 different movie talk activity packets.

Each packet includes all you need to turn a cute, animated video into a full lesson with lots of repetition and circling. If you've never done a movie talk before, you'll have everything you need to get started with these lessons.

What's included?

• A plot synopsis in French

• Target vocabulary and structures

• Pre-viewing activities to match vocabulary and descriptions of images

• Post-viewing activities - answer the questions and match the images

• Story retelling activities - put the images in the correct order and retell the story

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Regular verbs ending in ER represent the largest group of verbs in French. This comprehensive lesson focuses on 15 of them, and students will learn how to use them both in the present tense and in the passé composé. They will learn how to use simple negation as well as how to say never, nothing, anymore, and not yet.

This is a very comprehensive lesson in which I give lots of examples, and the way I teach it will make them feel as if we're sitting together in a 1:1 session!

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS and LESSON PLAN:

➯ STEP 1 - «COURS»: Download your cours before watching the video and be ready to take notes. This is an 8 page skeleton outline of the lesson that you can print and use to follow along as the lesson is taught. There is space for you to write examples. This is an important part of the learning process as you will retain more if you actively participate rather than simply listening.

➯ STEP 2 - Lesson guide: I'm including a study guide which is a neat 6 page copy of the lesson.

➯ STEP 3 - Live lesson notes: As I teach this lesson, you will see that I write examples, notes, tips, and other helpful grammar information directly on the screen. This is a 9 page copy of my personal notes written while recording.

➯ STEP 4 - Link to video tutorial: 45 minute lesson in which I teach everything outlined on the 8 page cours.

➯ STEP 5 - Written exercise: 25 sentences to write either in the present tense or passé composé. All of them include one of the types of negation you will learn during the lesson. An answer key is included.

Modèle: Présent - Je - ne pas - souvent - parler - téléphone.

en français: Je ne parle pas souvent au téléphone.

en anglais: I don’t often speak on the phone.

➯ STEP 6 - Audio: 15 sentences using -ER verbs are included in this dictation exercise that will help you with listening comprehension and written production. All of the verbs from the lesson are used either in the present tense or passé composé, and half of the sentences use negation. I will read each sentence twice, giving you time to write what I say. An answer key is included.

➯ STEP 7 - Practice cards: Use your set of 100 practice cards to drill everything you learn during this lesson. Every verb from the lesson is included and repeated in different ways in this very useful set of cards. I'm including three versions:

• One set is for online use and does not include answers - 100 cards, 1 per page
• One set is for online use and includes answers on every other card - 200 cards, 1 per page
• One set is for printing and cutting out, answers not included (see the answers on SET 2) - 100 cards, 4 per page

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Check out my new Build Your Own French Bundle option. Select resources from my store, and if they total $20 or more I'll quickly create a special order bundle for you at 20% off. No sale items or other already discounted bundles can be included.

Want to have all of your secondary French resource needs covered? Check out the following curriculum supplement bundles:

➯ Ça y est, Je parle français! French 1 & 2 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! Advanced French curriculum

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.

COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

EARN TeachShare CREDITS FOR FUTURE PURCHASES: Want to get TeachShare credit to use on future purchases? Go to "My Purchases" and log in. Next to purchases there is a link to provide feedback. Click this link and you will be taken to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product. When you give feedback TPT gives you credits that you can use toward future purchases.

Copyright © Love Learning Languages, Jennifer Crespin

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Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 2, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used to begin the second year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the first year units 1-8. Includes lesson plans for 12 days, talking about schools, school supplies, courses and more.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word Wall printable posters
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about school, their classes and teachers

• Grab it! game for school supply vocabulary
• Handout for students to read about "rate my professor"
• Handout for students to practice speaking about school
• Internet activities for Le bac and schools
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story

It's not fair game for unit story - both French and English versions

Access links to vocabulary sets for Gimkit, Blooket and Quizlet
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• NEW! Includes access to digital/distance version of student activities.

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the level 1 units 1-8.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 2, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used to begin the second year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the first year units 1-8 and second year unit 1. Includes lesson plans for 12 days, talking about body parts, daily routine, toiletries and reflexive verbs.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word wall printable vocabulary posters
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about their daily routine

• Grab it! game for body part and toiletry vocabulary
• Handout for students to read reviews of toiletry products
• Handout for students to practice speaking about what they do to get ready
• Internet activity to shop for personal hygiene supplies
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• It's not fair game for unit story in both French and English versions

• Links to Quizlet, Blooket and Gimkit vocabulary sets

• NEW! Access to digital/distance version of student activities

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the level 1 units 1-8 and level 2 unit 1.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour, J'aime and le Lycée units. Includes lesson plans for 10 days, talking about things to do when you go out - sporting events, movies, and eating at a restaurant or a café.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• PowerPoint with lesson for each day

Printable word wall with vocabulary for unit
• Student dictionary handout page
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about what you like to eat
• Handout to practice using the je/tu/il/elle/on forms of prendre
• Handout for students to talk to each other about sports and teams
• Handout for students to read about movie genres
• Handout to practice making invitations via text message
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany short story
• Handout for short story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of short story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentation speaking,

• interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• Unfair game in English and French to check comprehension of unit story

• Links to Quizlet/Blooket/Gimkit vocabulary practice sets

• NEW! Includes distance/digital version of student activities.

Click HERE to join my mailing list and get a free article about adapting a textbook to CI!

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour, J'aime and Le Lycée units.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here: http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

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Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A unit that can be used the very early in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour and J'aime units Includes lesson plans for 10 days, talking about school and telling time.

Here's what's included:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• PowerPoint with lesson for each day
• Word wall printables
• Student dictionary handout page
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about a school schedule
• Handout to practice reading about school supplies
• Handout for students to practice asking each other about their schedule
• Handout for students to practicing asking about prices
• Short story using vocabulary from the unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany short story
• Handout for short story retell/rewrite
• animated video of short story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentation speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing
• A printable set of number pages 0-20, 30, 40, 50 for use when teaching numbers without teaching to count
• It's not fair game in English and French to check comprehension of unit story
• Links to Quizlet/Blooket/Gimkit vocabulary practice sets
• NEW! Includes distance/digital version of student activities

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour and J'aime units.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

Click HERE to join my mailing list and get a free article about adapting a textbook to CI!

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• Bonjour! Comprehensible Input unit 1 for beginning French

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Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 2, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used to begin the second year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the first year units 1-8 and second year unit 1-3. Includes lesson plans for 12 days, focusing on the formation of the imparfait, and the usage of the imparfait and passé composé.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Printable word wall posters for vocabulary

Links to vocabulary set on Gimkit, Blooket and Quizlet
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about the past

• Grab it! game for vocabulary
• Handout for students to write about "what was the setting"
• Handout for students to practice recognizing the imparfait/PC and why they are used
• Handout for students to write about their lives
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story

• It's not fair game for unit story in both English and French
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• NEW! Access to digital/distance version of student activities

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the level 1 units 1-8 and level 2 unit 1, 2 and 3.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the second semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour, J'aime, le Lycée, On va sortir and La Famille units. Includes lesson plans for 10 days, talking about clothing items and shopping at various stores in France.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word wall printable vocabulary
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about clothing and shopping
• Handout to practice using different forms of quel and ce
• Handout for students to talk to each other about clothing descriptions
• Handout for students to read about clothing description
• Internet shopping activity
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany short story
• Handout for short story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of short story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• It's not fair game in English and French to check comprehension of unit story

• Link to Quizlet/Blooket/Gimkit sets for vocabulary words.

• NEW! includes digital/virtual versions of activities for students.

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour, J'aime, Le Lycée, On va Sortir and Ma Famille et mes amis units.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

Click HERE to join my mailing list and get a free article about adapting a textbook to CI!

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Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

This is a unit that can be used the very early in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour unit. Includes lesson plans for 10 days, introducing likes and dislikes.

Included in this unit:

• Lesson plan guide for each day

• PowerPoint with lesson for each day

• Word wall printables with vocabulary

• Student dictionary handout page

• Handout to practice writing about what you like and dislike

• Handout to practice going from the 'tu' to the 'je' form of -er verbs

• Handout for students to practice asking each other what activities they like

• Handout for students to practicing making and responding to invitations

• Song activity to go with the song "J'aime"

• Short story using vocabulary from the unit

• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank

• Running dictation game to accompany short story

• "Four corners" signs to use when discussing likes and dislikes

• Handout for short story retell/rewrite

• animated video of short story

• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentation speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• It's not fair Game for the unit story in English and French

• Links to Quizlet/Blooket/Gimkit vocabulary practice sets

• NEW! Now includes distance/digital version of activities.

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour unit.

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-7 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here: http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

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• Bonjour! Comprehensible Input unit 1 for beginning French
• Le lycée - CI unit 3 for beginning French
• On va sortir - Comprehenisble Input unit 4 for beginning French

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Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the second semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour, J'aime, le Lycée, On va sortir and La Famille, Les Achats and Bon Appétit units. Includes lesson plans for 11 days, talking about housing in the French-speaking world.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word wall printable vocabulary posters
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about the house and town/city
• Handout for students to talk to each other about giving directions
• Handout for students to read about giving directions
• Internet activities for finding a house/apartment, furniture and a castle
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story
• It's not fair Games in English and French to accompany unit story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• Links to Gimkit/Quizlet/Blooket set for vocabulary practice.

• NEW! Access to digital/distance student activities

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour, J'aime, Le Lycée, On va Sortir, Ma Famille et mes amis, Les Achats and Bon Appétit units.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-7 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

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• Bon Appétit - Comprehensible Input unit 7 for beginning French
• Bonjour! Comprehensible Input unit 1 for beginning French
• J'aime - Comprehensible Input unit 2 for beginning French
• Les Achats - Comprehensible Input unit 6 for beginning French
• Ma famille et mes amis - Comprehensible Input unit 5 for beginning French
• On va sortir - Comprehensible Input unit 4 for beginning French

French Adverbs Bundle

When teaching French adverbs, it's always a good idea to have lots of resources to reinforce the learning. This bundle of resources saves you 20%. As I create more resources on this topic I will add them to the bundle at no additional cost to you. Be sure to follow my store and keep an eye on your TeachShare notifications for updates.

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Check out my new Build Your Own French Bundle option. Select resources from my store, and if they total $20 or more I'll quickly create a special order bundle for you at 20% off. No sale items or other already discounted bundles can be included.

Want to have all of your secondary French resource needs covered? Check out the following curriculum supplement bundles:

➯ Ça y est, Je parle français! French 1 & 2 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! Advanced French curriculum

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.

COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

EARN TeachShare CREDITS FOR FUTURE PURCHASES: Want to get TeachShare credit to use on future purchases? Go to "My Purchases" and log in. Next to purchases there is a link to provide feedback. Click this link and you will be taken to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product. When you give feedback TPT gives you credits that you can use toward future purchases.

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Subject pronouns are one of the first things students need to understand when learning French and les pronoms personnels. I love to have many different activities on hand for them to practice this important topic.

Save 20% with this bundle which includes sudoku puzzles, board games, puzzles, cootie catchers, a dots and boxes game, and booklet activities for reading, writing, speaking, and listening, and when I add new resources they will be yours at no additional cost.

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Check out my new Build Your Own French Bundle option. Select resources from my store, and if they total $20 or more I'll quickly create a special order bundle for you at 20% off. No sale items or other already discounted bundles can be included.

Want to have all of your secondary French resource needs covered? Check out the following curriculum supplement bundles:

➯ Ça y est, Je parle français! French 1 & 2 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! Advanced French curriculum

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.

COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

EARN TeachShare CREDITS FOR FUTURE PURCHASES: Want to get TeachShare credit to use on future purchases? Go to "My Purchases" and log in. Next to purchases there is a link to provide feedback. Click this link and you will be taken to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product. When you give feedback TPT gives you credits that you can use toward future purchases.

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Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Make learning French fun with these simple, comprehensible input French lesson plans and stories. Each lesson plan includes a story with targeted structures that can be repeated to give your students lots of repetitions. Comprehension activities to use after the story will allow you to engage your students and make sure that your French lesson is truly comprehensible input.

Each story and lesson has a set of target structures that are used again and again in the story.  The target structures for the lessons are:

L’homme invisible!: amoureux/amoureuse de, ne le voit pas, il achète, plus petit que

Le Mauvais Chef: trop de sel, vous êtes, un mauvais chef, il met

Marc a faim: a faim, il n’y a que, il cherche, une baguette

Le Cadeau Parfait: le cadeau parfait, il veut lui donner, dans sa poche

Each very simple story is told in two different ways. There is a printable text version, and an animated mp4 version. Tell the story as you watch it (pause if you want to stop and discuss or storyask!), or just watch it for comprehension. Each video is around 5 minutes long, with pause time for students to read the text. There is a second version of the video with only the illustrations - no text - so you can watch it and do story retells. With novice low and novice mid learners, you can tell the story as is. For novice high learners, you can add more details or write a parallel story. You could even use this story at higher levels by having students retell the story in the past.

Here’s what you’ll get in these Italian Comprehensible Input Lessons:

• Links to the videos both with and without the text

• A printable pdf version of the stories

• Comprehension question worksheets

• "Who said it?" worksheets

• Story retell worksheets

• Answer keys

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Practice French using pronouns in context - Intermediate and Advanced This is a bundle of three part French activities that will assess three different skills: listening, reading, and choosing grammatically correct pronouns in a given context.

One set is for intermediate learners while the other one is much more advanced.

Both activities follow the same theme of Stéphane wanting to make dinner for a complicated group of friends, but the advanced one is a bit much longer and uses more complex grammar.

Just click on each resource to see details about exactly which verb tenses and pronouns are used. Save 20% when you purchase this bundle.

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Check out my new Build Your Own French Bundle option. Select resources from my store, and if they total $20 or more I'll quickly create a special order bundle for you at 20% off. No sale items or other already discounted bundles can be included.

Want to have all of your secondary French resource needs covered? Check out the following curriculum supplement bundles:

➯ Ça y est, Je parle français! French 1 & 2 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! French 3 curriculum

➯ Ça y est, je parle français! Advanced French curriculum

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.

COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

EARN TeachShare CREDITS FOR FUTURE PURCHASES: Want to get TeachShare credit to use on future purchases? Go to "My Purchases" and log in. Next to purchases there is a link to provide feedback. Click this link and you will be taken to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product. When you give feedback TPT gives you credits that you can use toward future purchases.

Copyright © Love Learning Languages, Jennifer Crespin

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Make learning French fun with these simple, comprehensible input French lesson plans and stories. Each lesson plan includes a story with targeted structures that can be repeated to give your students lots of repetitions. Comprehension activities to use after the story will allow you to engage your students and make sure that your French lesson is truly comprehensible input.

Each story and lesson has a set of target structures that are used again and again in the story.  The target structures for the lessons are:

J’ai mal!: j’ai mal, je me suis cassé (la jambe, le bras, etc), tu devrais, tu faisais

Le Grand Chien: a mangé, demande, ne la croit pas, avait faim

Le Pantalon Moche: il s’habille, moche, ne comprend pas, en solde

Tu Sens Mauvais!: sent mauvais, je ne t’aime plus, beaucoup de fromage, il/elle met

Each very simple story is told in two different ways. There is a printable text version, and an animated mp4 version. Tell the story as you watch it (pause if you want to stop and discuss or storyask!), or just watch it for comprehension. Each video is around 5 minutes long, with pause time for students to read the text. There is a second version of the video with only the illustrations - no text - so you can watch it and do story retells. With novice low and novice mid learners, you can tell the story as is. For novice high learners, you can add more details or write a parallel story. You could even use this story at higher levels by having students retell the story in the past.

Here’s what you’ll get in these Italian Comprehensible Input Lessons:

• Links to the videos both with and without the text

• A printable pdf version of the stories

• Comprehension question worksheets

• "Who said it?" worksheets

• Story retell worksheets

• Answer keys

Click HERE to join my mailing list and get a free article about adapting a textbook to CI!

Make learning French fun with these simple, comprehensible input French lesson plans and stories. Each lesson plan includes a story with targeted structures that can be repeated to give your students lots of repetitions. Comprehension activities to use after the story will allow you to engage your students and make sure that your French lesson is truly comprehensible input.

Each story and lesson has a set of target structures that are used again and again in the story.  The target structures for the lessons are:

La pomme de terre seule: seul, il s’est habillé, pensait, était

Le Président Américain: rend visite, mieux que, veut changer, la Maison-Blanche

Le Monstres Sous le Lit: sous le lit, j’ai peur, il y a, sur le lit

Tu conduis mal!: a faim, il n’y a aque, il cherche, une baguette

Each very simple story is told in two different ways. There is a printable text version, and an animated mp4 version. Tell the story as you watch it (pause if you want to stop and discuss or storyask!), or just watch it for comprehension. Each video is around 5 minutes long, with pause time for students to read the text. There is a second version of the video with only the illustrations - no text - so you can watch it and do story retells. With novice low and novice mid learners, you can tell the story as is. For novice high learners, you can add more details or write a parallel story. You could even use this story at higher levels by having students retell the story in the past.

Here’s what you’ll get in these Italian Comprehensible Input Lessons:

• Links to the videos both with and without the text

• A printable pdf version of the stories

• Comprehension question worksheets

• "Who said it?" worksheets

• Story retell worksheets

• Answer keys

Click HERE to join my mailing list and get a free article about adapting a textbook to CI!