This French reading comprehension activity bundle will teach your students about the cemetery of Père-Lachaise. At first, this cemetery was an unpopular final resting place and people had to be convinced to bury their loved ones here. Pere Lachaise cemetery is now a tourist attraction in Paris with a waiting list for burials. But why do people want to visit a cemetery? Find out in this reading for French learners.

Reading in French with glossary of new words. Includes 6 comprehension questions in both French and English.

The Boom™ cards version includes:

• Reading in French about the cemetery
• 9 comprehension questions in English
• 9 comprehension questions in French

Assign the cards you want students to do, with the English questions, the French questions, or a mixture of both. All questions are self-grading.

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