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French Poetry Lesson - Déjeuner du Matin - Poème - Jacques Prévert

Need a fun way to introduce French poetry and review the passé composé at the same time? Your students will enjoy Déjeuner du Matin, Jacques Prévert, an engaging lesson that will save you loads of time. Differentiation is easy with this lesson that includes all four skills - reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

The poem Déjeuner du Matin is spectacularly well known in France, and it's especially easy to understand when you follow all of the steps in this lesson plan.

Expect your students to:

  • learn new French vocabulary words
  • practice the passé composé - regular, irregular, and reflexive verbs
  • gain knowledge of French literature, especially Jacques Prévert
  • begin to understand French culture through poetry
  • explore and identify emotions in French
  • make inferences before even reading the poem
  • sharpen listening skills
  • work on oral production
  • write a short paragraph about the poem in their own words

Included:

  • 8 page activity with YouTube and Quizlet links
  • Lesson plan

How to use this resource:

  • Watch an award winning 3 minute silent short film with your students.

  • Students write what they think the poem is about after watching the video.

  • Students identify what they felt while watching using French adjectives of emotion.

  • Before reading the poem, vocabulary is introduced in a multiple choice activity.

  • A quizlet vocabulary study set is provided to share with your students.

  • Watch another video in which students will watch and hear the poem being read.

  • Students will now have a better understanding of what the poem is about.

  • Practice the passé composé, which is the tense that is used throughout the poem. Students fill in the blanks with the passé composé form of verbs in parentheses. Regular, irregular, and reflexive verbs are included.

  • Students now have an opportunity to read the poem aloud.

  • Work in pairs or small groups and take turns reading the poem collectively and individually.

  • If possible, have students record themselves reading the poem aloud.

  • Suggestion: Have students memorize and recite the poem for bonus points.

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Resource Type

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PDF, 15 pages


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