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Learn time in French through drawing, writing, and choosing the correct answer through these worksheets

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Cette ressource complète de 50 pages est conçue pour transformer le processus de pré-écriture en une expérience engageante et productive pour les élèves de la 4e à la 8e année. Parfaite pour le début de l'année scolaire ou pour l'instruction individualisée avec des élèves qui ont du mal à générer des idées et à accomplir les tâches de pré-écriture, ce document est un ajout essentiel à votre arsenal pédagogique.

Caractéristiques clés :

• Dix mini-leçons dynamiques : Chaque mini-leçon est soigneusement élaborée pour couvrir divers aspects du processus de pré-écriture. Ces leçons captivantes sont conçues pour stimuler la créativité et favoriser une compréhension approfondie des techniques de pré-écriture.
• Exemples modélisés : Des exemples clairs, étape par étape, accompagnent chaque leçon, démontrant des stratégies de préécriture efficaces et facilitant la compréhension des nouveaux concepts par les élèves. Inutile de créer les vôtres et de montrer votre journal de l'écrivain : j'ai reproduit l'apparence d'un journal de l'écrivain, afin que vous puissiez montrer en temps réel à quoi devrait ressembler l'activité de chaque mini-leçon. Gagnez du temps !
• Affiches pédagogiques : Des affiches vibrantes et informatives sont incluses pour de nombreuses mini-leçons. Ces affiches peuvent être affichées numériquement ou projetées en classe, servant de références pratiques qui renforcent les idées et les stratégies clés. Elles peuvent également être imprimées pour être utilisées sur vos murs ou dans les cahiers de vos élèves.
• Fiches de travail et organisateurs graphiques : Une variété de fiches de travail et d'organisateurs graphiques est fournie pour soutenir chaque mini-leçon. Ces outils aident les élèves à organiser leurs pensées, à planifier leur écriture et à développer leurs idées avec confiance. Différentes tailles sont disponibles si vous souhaitez les coller dans leurs journaux d'écrivains, ou au format grand pour être utilisés dans leurs classeurs.
• Plans de leçon détaillés : Des plans de leçon complets décrivent chaque mini-leçon, offrant des objectifs clairs, des instructions étape par étape et des conseils pour la différenciation. Ces plans garantissent que chaque leçon est dispensée efficacement, maximisant l'engagement des élèves et les résultats de l'apprentissage.

Pourquoi vous allez adorer :

• Polyvalent et adaptable : Convient à l'instruction en classe entière, en petits groupes ou en tête-à-tête, cette ressource est flexible pour répondre aux besoins divers de vos élèves.
• Encourage la créativité : En offrant des approches structurées mais créatives à la préécriture, ce document aide les élèves à développer leurs idées et à trouver leur voix unique.
• Construire des bases solides : En posant une base solide pour le processus d'écriture, ces mini-leçons équipent les élèves des compétences dont ils ont besoin pour réussir dans leurs efforts d'écriture tout au long de l'année scolaire.
• Gain de temps : Avec des matériaux prêts à l'emploi et des plans de leçon détaillés, cette ressource vous fait gagner un temps de préparation précieux, vous permettant de vous concentrer sur ce que vous faites de mieux - enseigner !

Idéal pour :

• Les enseignants qui souhaitent dynamiser le début de l'année scolaire avec des activités de pré-écriture engageantes.
• Les éducateurs à la recherche de stratégies efficaces pour soutenir les élèves ayant du mal à générer des idées.
• Les classes visant à favoriser un environnement d'écriture collaboratif et créatif.

Vous en voulez plus ? Voici quelques ressources de mini-leçons en FRANÇAIS à découvrir :

• Écriture: Générer les idées
• Écriture: Endurance et motivation
• Écriture: La structure et la fluidité
• Écriture: Améliorer le choix de mots
• Écriture: Introductions & Conclusions
• Lecture: Solutionner les mots
• Lecture: La visualisation
• Lecture: Faire des liens
• Lecture: Connaissances antérieures
• Lecture: Faire des prédictions
• Lecture: Faire des inférences
• Lecture: Informations clés
• Lecture: Stratégies de réparation

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Fuel middle schoolers' curiosity with our French Halloween history resource! Explore traditions and origins through a reading comprehension, short answer, and research tasks. Perfect for a substitute teacher, fostering independent learning during a hectic time of year.

Looking to do something a little different with your Middle-schoolers this Halloween? This independent reading, writing and researching unit will have your students better understanding Halloween's origins, traditions and cultural rites and customs. This is an ideal unit if you're not looking to do anything cross-curricular and are a language arts teacher. It's quiet and reflexive with a final presentation showcasing their discovery. It would be amazing to leave with a sub!

It is a printable document on 8.5" x 11" paper.

Reflection, reading and assessment activities are not time-consuming; however, I give my students 2-3 classes to research, and plan for 2 days of presentations. This could very well cover you for Hallo-week .

Here's what you'll find included in this resource that's carefully curated for your middle school French learners.

• "Réflexion" - 3 separate reflection prompts which can be used as a small writing assessment. These reflections foster higher-level thinking and will have your students thinking about culture, inclusivity, and Halloween's historical changes that have occurred through time.
• "Halloween - une recherche autour du monde!" - A mini research activity that will have your students delving into how Halloween is celebrated around the world, comparing it to their own culture and beliefs. Included in this research description is a presentation opportunity and success criteria are also included.
• "Les origines historiques et l'importance culturelle d'Halloween" - A short reading comprehension piece which has questions to verify understanding.
• "Testez vos connaissances" - A short two-page assessment on general Halloween history.

If you're looking into trying our a project- and inquiry-based approach in your classroom, I recommend trying any of the following resources:

• Un avenir durable (imports, exports and energy - A sustainable future.)
• Dragon's Den - Dans l'oeil du dragon! (Lead a Dragon's den in your classroom!)
• Mon espèce en voie de disparition (An artsy approach to endangered species)
• Space Food! (Space travel & nutrition)

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

Kaitlyn.

Are you looking to improve student comprehension and proficiency in French?  This French comprehensible input short story is a fun sample of what can be done with French CI instruction.  It is a sampler from the series of French CI units, available for level 1 and level 2 French.

This short story is for French learners who are just starting their studies. Very simple language with lots of repetition - but the story itself is interesting enough to hold their attention. It is the unit story that finishes unit 1 of the CI unit series - each unit uses comprehensible input to give your students a base of frequently used vocabulary words with some basic structures.  At the end of the unit, students should be able to easily read and understand the story - and with practice, they can retell the story as well.  

These units are especially helpful if you want to use CI 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

The units are complete units with vocabulary and grammar in context - they cover the same material as the standard textbook programs, only with a more comprehensible input focus.

This free story can be used as a standalone activity as early as the first semester of French.  

Includes:

• short story in French
• comprehension questions
• story retell activity
• mp4 animated video of the story

This story is part of the Bonjour! Comprehensible input unit 1 for beginning French. This will give you an idea of what the units are like - each unit builds up to a unit story based on the vocabulary and grammar of the unit.

A cute video about a little girl and her camera. She loves her camera - until it breaks. The camera is heartbroken, so he comes up with a plan to make her love him again.

Movietalk guide includes information on the steps for the movietalk as well as a link to the video and a quiz and comprehension activity.

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A fun activity to add to a unit of foods and going out. Visit online restaurants in France to learn the vocabulary necessary to navigate online ordering and delivery. Students will choose a restaurant, read the menu, and decide what to order.

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This is a super quick French speaking activity that you can use to have students practice dates.

Give each student a copy of the assignment- there are four copies per sheet, so you don't need to make a bunch of copies. Students should fill out the top section with their own birthday. They will then have everything they need to ask and answer the question:

Quand est ton anniversaire?

Mon anniversaire est le ___________.

Students will then talk to each other, asking and answering the question. The goal is to find one person for each month of the year. I always check each class period to see if there is a month with no birthdays and if so, I pretend to have a birthday that month so that they can get all 12 months.

Paul Bocuse was a deity among the French lovers of gastronomy. His recent death in January 2018 was mourned by foodies all over the world, but especially in his hometown of Lyon. Share the biography of 'chef Paul' with your students in this reading for French learners. Includes a version for intermediate/advanced in the past tense as well a simpler, shorter version for beginners. Includes comprehension questions as well as a postcard activity and links to related videos and websites.

This set of French signs is a fun way to practice reading comprehension, use context clues and get some cultural information to your students!

14 different signs from different places in France, all collected and ready for your use. A wide variety of topics and purposes - ads, notices, informational, historical. Some of the signs are handwritten (let your students practice reading French cursive writing!), some are printed.

This is a fun way to get your class reading, discussing, and learning about the culture of France. Use the signs as class openers, assessment, discussion prompts - each sign is on a form that asks students to consider the purpose and tone of the sign as well as the most relevant information.

Some of the signs are very simple and easy to understand, others are more complex and require more vocabulary knowledge. Many of the signs have some sort of picture on them, but some don't - lots of opportunities for differentiation!

There are three different sign bundles - buy one or get all three at a discount. Try out this sample of 14 signs for free.

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This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the role of McDonald’s in France. McDonald's is a familiar place for many travelers visiting France. But it's not identical to the American version. Read about the differences between them and what allowed McDonald's to succeed in the land of gourmet food and 5-course meals - while Burger King failed.

This activity packet includes a reading for intermediate/advanced French learners with comprehension questions.

The print version includes:

• 2 -page reading in French about McDonalds
• 5 comprehension questions in English
• 5 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

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Are you looking to take your French students' reading skills to the next level? Then these short non-fiction French reading passages could be just what you need! Designed specifically for students who are at A2/novice-high level, these readings provide an effective way of moving towards the B1/intermediate-low benchmark. 

Each passage is roughly 300-350 words long, with a handy glossary that follows each one to help with any unfamiliar words or phrases. This means you can expand their vocabulary and hone their reading skills without worrying about getting stuck on unknown terms. And with a range of topics covered – from historical accounts to wild animals – there’s something for everyone, no matter what you’re interested in learning! 

This item is for a free sample of these short reading passages. This passage is about vampires.

Each reading is on one page and includes an image about the topic, a short glossary of less-common words, and 2-4 question in English to check for comprehension. An answer key is included.

Use the readings for independent reading practice, bell work, reading assessments, or class practice. They can also be used for sub plans.

A catchy, easy song to help your students learn the endings to French ER verbs. It doesn't just teach the endings in order, it also teaches when to use them. Sung to the tune of 'If you're happy and you know it' - it's easy to learn and sing, and helpful!

This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about foie gras.  While many believe it is a delicious luxury treat and it is eaten at many holiday meals, others believe that it is cruel and inhumane - and some places have even outlawed it!  Learn about why some are so opposed to this dish and others enjoy it so much in this reading for French learners.

This 3-page French reading for intermediate and advanced French students will teach you more than you ever wanted to know about foie gras.  Intermediate low learners will be able to understand the reading with scaffolding and teacher support while Intermediate mid and higher will be able to read independently.

The print version includes:

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

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This item available in the following formats:

• French reading comprehension activity - Foie Gras

• French reading comprehension activity - Foie Gras Google™ slides version

• French reading comprehension activity - Foie Gras print and digital bundle

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A set of 4 writing prompts appropriate for levels 1-4.

level 1: write about what you eat and do for Thanksgiving.

level 2: write about what you are thankful for

levels 3/4: write about would you would do if you were a turkey and who you would invite as a guest to dinner, why, and what you would talk about.

Worksheets are in pdf format with graphics and space to write.

A set of explanation pages and activities to practice the French future tenses.

Writing prompts can be used with either the compound future tense (aller + infinitive) OR the simple future tense. Includes a 1-page explanation of how to form the tenses. Can be used with lower levels (aller + infinitive) as well as upper levels (simple future).

Includes 4 different writing prompt pages:

• short answers making predictions about famous people

• short answers making predictions about people students know personally

• a longer response about New Year's resolutions (or resolutions for the new school year)

• a longer response about what life will be like in the future

This set of prompts would work well in conjunctions with J'aimerais Trop Le Conditionnel, a song and explanation kit for the conditional tense.

Petit Papa Noel is a French holiday classic. This activity packet will help you to use the song in your classes. It includes 2 cloze activities of the lyrics (one with and one without the vocabulary list) and a reading passage about the song and Tino Rossi. Also includes a list of links where you can watch various versions of the song.

Un Monde Meilleur is a recent Keen'V song about a better world and what it would be like. He uses the future and conditional tenses quite a bit in the song. This activity packet contains a page with a grammar explanation and practice, 2 different cloze activities (one with, one without vocabulary list) to be done while listening to the song, a lyric translation activity and a short reading about Keen'V.

The activity would likely be good for intermediate/advanced students.

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This French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the harvest of chocolate and the issues around it. Chocolate is delicious, but is the chocolate you buy contributing to the problem of child labor and slavery? Learn about this issue and what you can do about it in this article.

 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 chocolate
• 9 comprehension questions in English
• 9 comprehension questions in French
• Answer key
• Resources page with links to videos and website

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Médécins Sans Frontières - reading for intermediate/advanced French learners

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A mysterious animal is attacking people in the French countryside - and eating them! Is it a wolf, a supernatural creature - or something more sinister? Find out the answer in this reading for intermediate to advanced French students.

Along with the article, there is a 2-page worksheet with text-dependent questions. The worksheet is both in English and in French, so you can focus on reading skills or reading and writing.

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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. Students in the second semester of high school French would be able to read the present tense version with teacher assistance.

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

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Digital versions of this product:
• Joe & the talking sandwich - French reading - Boom Cards™ version
• Joe & the talking sandwich - French reading - Google drive version
• Joe & the talking sandwich - French reading - HTML5/LMS version

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