Growth Mindset Posters and Printables in FRENCH - Mentalité de croissanceAlso includes alternate poster • État d'esprit de développement •Help your students develop a growth mindset! "Students who embrace growth mindsets-the belief that they can learn more or become smarter if they work hard and per...
French: Perfect Tense Regular ER Verbs - Conjugation Chains is a useful resource for French teachers to help students practice conjugating regular ER verbs in the perfect tense. This cut and paste activity can be utilized in various ways - as a small group activity, for early finishers, or even as an informal assessment. With 35 conjugation chains included, students will get valuable practice putting verbs like parler and répondre into the correct form in sentences. Using engaging activities like this is an excellent way to build student confidence with a challenging grammar concept. Implementing conjugation chains allows French learners to get repetition conjugating common verbs while seeing how they properly fit into sentences. This resource works well for grades 6-12. French: Perfect Tense Regular ER Verbs - Conjugation Chains
Pour un niveau plus élevé du texte, cliquez ici.Intégrations:- Lecture- Répétitions- Les métiers- Travailler la fluididé- French fluencyVoici un document pour aider vos élèves avec la lecture. Le thème est les métiers. Il y a une version en couleurs et une version en noir et blanc.Quelques suggestio...
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French phonics resources: check out these resources to teach sounds to your French students. These French phonics resources are available at TpT.
FRENCH Science Coding - Properties of Liquids and Solids These coding activities are aligned with the Ontario Science & Technology curriculum (revised 2022) Les propriétés des liquides et des solides This is a simple introduction to block coding that is appropriate for primary students as they learn the basics of programming. After completing activities such as these on paper or ‘unplugged’, they can apply similar block coding strategies to coding apps and websites for kids. Coding activities are based on concepts and expectations as stated in the S&T curriculum document. This will help reinforce student knowledge as they consider these science concepts while practicing their coding skills. Déterminer les conditions qui provoquent le passage d’un état à un autre. Décrire certaines façons de combiner des liquides et des solides afin d’obtenir des mélanges utiles. Coding can be done individually or in partners. Partnering students will allow them to both read and write codes and is an effective way to check the accuracy of their work and that of another student. Teacher Guide and Examples are included. Note: If you purchased the complete Grade 2 Science Bundle you already own this! Please use the Product Q&A if you have questions about this resource before purchasing. I hope you enjoy using this resource in your classroom! -Peg Check out the BUNDLE that includes coding activities for all strands! You may also like my STEM challenges in FRENCH! ___________________________________ Copyright 2022 © Peg Swift Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product. Thank you for respecting my work. __________________________________ ★ FOLLOW ME and be the first to know about NEW PRODUCTS & SALES! ★
FRENCH Write the Room Colours BUNDLE - Écris la salle LES COULEURSWrite the Room is fun way to get students learning new French vocabulary as an active, independent literacy activity.This Bundle includes;ROUGEORANGEJAUNEVERTBLEUVIOLETROSEBRUNNOIRGRISBLANC+ BONUS Colour Kids!To prep this activity;1. ...
This single page crossword can serve as a review to Junior-intermediate level students in a French immersion program who are taking the Arts en français, specifically l'art dramatique. It includes a simple but appealing one page crossword puzzle with 11 common drama terms and descriptions, fully in ...
This is a pack of activities in French related to the body. *Included in the "French Elementary Bundled"...
Revised 2023! Perfect for french immersion classes! This resource is a unit plan IN FRENCH for the PATRIMOINE ET IDENTITÉ : LES COMMUNAUTÉS DU CANADA AU DÉBUT DES ANNÉES 1800 in the Social Studies 2023 Revised Ontario Curriculum. Unit plans and lesson suggestions, assessments, table of contents with corresponding curriculum expectations, inquiry, answer keys, and rubric are included. The unit complements the Many Gifts Textbook but it is not necessary to implement this unit as readings are included. This unit is a printable PDF and that contains a link on slide 3 to the Google Slides version. **For distance learning, please note that some instruction may need to be modified for the virtual learning environment. *If you purchase this resource in the past, you will find the 2023 revised version under the "my purchases" tab. For the English version of this unit please click HERE. For the Strand B version of this unit please click HERE. **************************************************************************************** What other teachers like you are saying about this resource: 5 STARS Franglais Immersion: "Extremely satisfied! Great resource!" 4 STARS Samantha M: "Very satisfied! Great resource! Worth the money, thank you!" **************************************************************************************** This resource includes the following all in French unless otherwise noted: -Table of Contents with corresponding lessons and expectations (8 pages) -Reflection: Know and Wonder Chart -Thinking about Canada almost 200 years ago reflection (with answer key in English and French) -Introduction to Canada's Early Communities -Map of Early Canada -Mapping activity - map the 7 communities studies in this unit (with answer key) -World map showing from where settlers came to Canada -Vocabulary Wordsearch with answer key -Reading (2 pages) and activity of Kahnawa:ke (with answers in EN & FR) -Reading (2 pages) and activity of Anishinaabe (with answers in EN & FR) -Reading (3 pages) and activity of Metis (with answers in EN & FR) -Venn Diagram activity/assessment comparing two First Nations early communities AND/OR pamphlet style comparison activity -First Nations Today activity -Reading (3 pages) and activities for Chateau-Richer / Segneurial System (with answer key in EN) -Reading (2 pages) and activity for St. Raphaels (with answer key in EN) -Venn Diagram activity/assessment comparing St. Raphaels children to today -Would You Rather then vs now reflection -My Community Then and Now Interview activity -Queen's Bush reading (1 page) - interactive activities provided in teacher plans -Reading (2 pages) and activity of York (Toronto) (with answer key in EN & FR) -York Challenges and Solutions Then and Now description and activity (with answer key in EN & FR) -Treaty gallery walk and activity featuring treaties (with answer key in EN) -Canadian symbols activity (with answer key in EN & FR) -Matching term to description make your own activity for early finishers -Anchor chart "Elements of a Map" -Lesson Plans (8 pages in English) -Test (2 pages) -Inquiry Lesson Suggestions and Outline - 2 pages in English -Inquiry Anchor Chart -Inquiry Big Question Poster in colour and B&W -Inquiry choice cards -Inquiry group cover page and chart information organizer -Inquiry "I Learned" individual assessment -Rubric in French and English -Blank map of Upper and Lower Canada -Shaded map of Upper and Lower Canada 90+ page resource Check out the PREVIEW for a closer look! Earn FREE TpT purchases by leaving feedback. I always appreciate your feedback! FOLLOW ME to save big! You'll be the first to hear about new resources and can save 50% when purchased in the first 24 hours after they're posted.
This set of final assignment options allows the French immersion teacher to evaluate students' comprehension through an Arts-related product (Drama or Visual Art) as well as in written form, following the exploration in class of the short novel "Les Bas du pensionnat" (which is the French translatio...
It feels like time is just FLYING by! We are gearing up to write report cards next week, and life feels like a blur. I can't believe tomorrow is February 1st!!!!! Our school (like most schools, I'm sure) never seems to have any laminate. I always miss it when it's refilled! I've been using my winter sentence starters unlaminated (gasp!) and finally managed to get upstairs to use the last little bit that was left on the roll! There are many ways that you can use these! I put magnets on the back, but keep them on display in a pocket chart when they're aren't in use. Here are a few ways that I use them in my classroom: - Journal prompts - Stick one on the board that your whole class can write about in their journals - Oral conversation prompts - Pull one at a time (or let a student choose one!) and have students turn and talk with an elbow partner to complete the sentence - Verb introductions - It's so neat to hear how many verbs they can use now! After using the sentence building station only as a whole group for a few weeks, I've let my baby go and it's now part of a centre! 3-4 students stand at the whiteboard and take turns adding the next bit to the sentence. I make sure that I'm there too when there are students at that centre who need a bit more support. It's been helpful to work on their sentence structure, as I have a few little monkeys who are mixing up their orders. The cards in the photograph are from my Winter Mini Book and Centres file. We are also finishing up week 4 of our second round of sight words. I've mixed up some of the activities from vol.1 to vol. 2, but I have all the same activities in the file for all 7 weeks. You can pick and choose what you use - some make great centres too, to save on paper. I've copied some of them 4 to a page, and my kids are still able to read and write on them when they're this small. They love to trade word searches with a partner and see who can find all the words first!
French phonics resources: check out these resources to teach sounds to your French students. These French phonics resources are available at TpT.
This product for French Immersion History (Canadian History) classes will get your students up and moving while showing that they understand various aspects of factors that contributed to Canadian Confederation in 1867 and the preceding period. It's kind of a "three corners" activity, requiring all ...
Over the last few years, there have been some shifts in how we teach reading, and reading best practices. I wish I’d known more about the importance of phonological awareness, French decodable readers, etc. and less about the 3-cueing system
Easy incentives for speaking French in class - Find ways to encourage French oral communication in your core or immersion classroom
Here is my tried and tested Grade 6 French Immersion unit on flight. This ready-to-use unit includes a historical overview on flight, the theoretical aspects of flight, comprehension questions, reflection questions and research questions. I have included two research tasks that I get students to do ...
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La communication orale en salle de classe doit être travaillée quotidiennement. La présentation orale, l'expression orale et l'interaction orale sont des situations de communication orale très efficaces.
Revised 2023! Perfect for the French immersion classroom! This resource is a full unit plan IN FRENCH for the People and Environments: Living and Working in Ontario Strand of the Social Studies Revised 2023 Ontario Curriculum. Unit plans and lessons, activities and answer keys, assessments, inquiry, and rubric are included. This unit goes hand in hand with the Many Gifts textbook but is not necessary for teaching this unit. *If you purchased this resource previously, please download the updated unit from the "my purchases" tab. This resource includes a PDF version with a link on slide 3 to the Google Slides version. **For distance learning, please note that some instruction may need to be modified. For the English version of the resource please click HERE. For the French Strand A resource please click HERE. *************************************************************************************** What other teachers like you are saying about this resource: 5 STARS Lynda M. "Extremely satisfied! Merci beaucoup!" 5 STARS Franglais Immersion "Extremely satisfied! Great resource!" *************************************************************************************** This resource includes the following in French unless otherwise stated: -table of contents with corresponding curriculum expectations (6 pages in English) -regions of Ontario with answer key -land use matching and activity with answer key -characteristics of regions activity with answer key (in English & French) -local jobs with answer key -comparing the regions activity -types of land use/zoning activity and answer key -population activity with answer key (in English & French) -political map and answer key (in English) -local government -municipality comparison task with mapping activity -elements of a map anchor chart -test with answer key -5 pages of unit lesson plans in English -2 pages of inquiry lesson plans in English -Inquiry "Big Question" poster -Inquiry choice card -Inquiry student booklet to record work, questions, and findings -Individual inquiry assessment activity -Rubric in English and French 40+ page resource Earn FREE TpT purchases by leaving feedback. I always appreciate your feedback! FOLLOW ME to save big! You'll be the first to hear about new resources and can save 50% when purchased in the first 24 hours after they're posted.
Our latest Print and Go product is a bundle of 5 of our best selling French Sentence Builders. These Sentence Builders can be used as center work, part of your morning routine, or homework practice. This allows your students to reinforce their French language skills. Although this product was cre...
Looking for a fun, vocabulary game to practice and review LES SAISONS in your Primary French Immersion or Core French class? This no-prep, interactive game is perfect to engage students, while reviewing French seasonal vocabulary. Use this digital activity as a whole class game or as a small group literacy centre activity. HOW TO PLAY: students need to look at a picture and determine the correct season! When they click on an answer, it will tell them whether they are correct or whether they need to try again. INCLUDES ✎✎✎ ✅ Instructions ✅ 20 different image slides ★When you purchase this digital resource, TPT will automatically save a copy into your Google Drive™. Please ensure students are in PRESENT for the game to show up correctly. Set to "View Only". The game DOES NOT work in EDIT mode. _______________________________________________________________________ YOU MAY ALSO LIKE ❤️ Interactive French Games Bundle _______________________________________________________________________ Want to SAVE MONEY on TPT? Consider leaving feedback! For every review you leave, you earn points that you can put towards future TPT purchases. Go to "My Purchases" to leave a review. ☆ If you encounter an issue with your file, notice an error, or have any questions, please contact me at [email protected] ⭐ Click HERE to follow my TPT STORE ⭐ I’m Rebecca from Sprinkle it with French! Let's connect! INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK PINTEREST
This file has two different Mad Libs templates. Students can work alone by folding the page in half and filling in the required words, then unfolding the paper and plugging them into the story. Or, students can work with a partner by asking him/her to think of the words as they fill them into the ...
L'ÉTUDE D'UN ROMAN: {MINI-LIVRET DU FORMAT 8.5" x 5.5"} et des mini-leçons pour la lecture modellée, partagée, guidée et indépendente ou pour les 5 au QuotidienThis FRENCH IMMERSION READING Resource for grades 4 -8, based on the Ontario F.I. Reading Curriculum, contains 99 pages and offers great ve...
The last few weeks have been so busy! Report cards went home, and student-led conferences are all finished! Below are some pictures of the work my grade 2s have been doing with reading sounds. We start each sound by reading a short silly story together. Then we brainstorm the other words we know with that sound. After that they take a clipboard and go on a hunt of the classroom for more words with that sound. They like to check the books in our classroom library for sounds as well. They also use our sound word wall for more ideas. Here are some pictures of some of the centres that we have done: After they finish the folders (above) or the matching games, they take an ipad mini and record themselves reading each of the words. After reading them through once, they try to come up with sentences containing each of the words. This also gives me a video that I can use as a check-in to support them with their reading. After a week of exploration in the different centres, then my students write and illustrate their own silly story. They also practice reading and writing with the sheets below: It's been really great to see the progress that they've made so far! With the change in the Ontario French curriculum as of September, I will be doing these same centres in the spring with my grade 1s. What does your sound program look like?
French verb practice can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be! Here's how to make verb practice more fun and engaging!
As a culminating assignment for the Ontario Grade 6 Science unit on Space, I assigned roles for French Immersion students to play as we conducted a series of debates. This product includes a handout for the student explaining the assignment, and a list for the teacher's use of various roles that you...
I hope you're enjoying the final hours of your March break! I've been working through my spring files to do some spring cleaning and spruce them up with some new fonts. If you have any of these, please check back to download the newest version from TPT! French spring writing: French spring sentence building: French spring "Qui suis-je?" French spring mini books: Spring teacher book and student template: French spring mini book pack: French spring sentence scramble: French spring reading comprehension: French spring flashcards and games: French spring assessment:
In grade 1, we have been learning about classroom objects. I read this book to them: After having read it to them many times over the past few weeks, they are familiar with the pattern in the book. When I read it, I have them count the objects with me, and also repeat the object after me: "Dans ma salle de classe il y a 6 livres. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 livres". When I pulled small groups during these past few weeks, I practiced the classroom vocabulary with them using different games. Here is "bug in a rug": Then we started making up our own sentences to match the pattern in the book. I write "il y a", and then ask "combien?" and a student tells me a number. Then a second student tells me an object, and we read the whole sentence together as a class. After having done it together as a class a few times, I gave them their own mini white boards and they drew the sentences at the same time, using my whiteboard as a model. Then I sent them back to their desks and they wrote the sentences on their desks. After writing/drawing them, we took a minute and a few students shared their sentences with the class. Once we had practiced that for a few days and they had the hang of it, we added colours! When we do Daily 5 centres, they are playing different centre games to reinforce the vocabulary for classroom objects (Bang, matching, bug in a rug, dominoes, sentence making). Next week my students will be making their own versions of the books, showing me what they have learned with numbers and classroom objects vocabulary. If they are able to, they can also extend it to add colours! Note: If their desks have dirt/food/residue on them, then the dry erase markers will leave some colour on the desks. I use a spray bottle with dish soap and water, spray and let it sit for a minute. It will wipe right off with paper towel!
PUZZLE sur la construction de phrase. chaque couleur correspond à un élément de la phrase. l'apprenant construit un maximum de phrases puis les recopie. les couleurs et les illustrations facilitent l'apprentissage et la mémorisation du vocabulaire et de la syntaxe en français. 9 phrases + 1 ...
FRENCH Science Coding Grade 3 BUNDLE This is a BUNDLE of Grade 3 Science Coding Activities that includes the following coding activities for all 4 strands of science; - Les plantes : croissance et changements - Le sol dans l'environnement - Les structures - Les forces et le mouvement These coding activities are aligned with the Ontario Science & Technology curriculum (revised 2022). This is a simple introduction to block coding that is appropriate for primary students as they learn the basics of programming. After completing activities such as these on paper or ‘unplugged’, they can apply similar block coding strategies to coding apps and websites for kids. Coding activities are based on concepts and expectations as stated in the S&T curriculum document. This will help reinforce student knowledge as they consider these science concepts while practicing their coding skills. Coding can be done individually or in partners. Partnering students will allow them to both read and write codes and is an effective way to check the accuracy of their work and that of another student. Teacher Guide and Examples are included. Please see each individual resource for Product Previews and what's included. Please use the Product Q&A if you have questions about this resource before purchasing. I hope you enjoy using this resource in your classroom! -Peg You may also like my STEM challenges in FRENCH! ___________________________________ Copyright 2022 © Peg Swift Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product. Thank you for respecting my work. __________________________________ ★ FOLLOW ME and be the first to know about NEW PRODUCTS & SALES! ★
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We have been working hard on our fall vocabulary for a few weeks. It's so fun to hear them say the fall words with so much confidence now! We practiced a venn diagram together as a class to compare "fall" and "winter" as part of our seasonal changes unit. Then my students tried it independently on mini whiteboards. They shared their ideas and sentences with a partner each time, before erasing and adding new ideas. I've now also increased the challenge with our fall centres. When they finish the matching centre, they read through all of them and come up with sentences with their small group. When they play "bang", they can now only keep the card if they can say the words in French AND use it in a sentence. When we do "turn and talk" at the carpet with a partner, they use a variety of fall sentence starters to make up sentences with their partner. We started our "En automne, je..." books on Thursday and worked on them a bit Friday as well. Next week they will present them to me as an assessment!
This week I read my grade 1s AND 2s my new mini books! With the change in curriculum, there is some overlap with my 1s and 2s, and I have some grade 2s who are reading at this level too. I then turned them into videos with the shadow puppet app and have uploaded them onto my website, so my students can read them at home too! I upload the video to youtube, and then embed it into my weebly website so my students don't need to go to youtube to watch it. This coming week, we will be making up the student versions of the books. My students will then have a book to take home that they can practice using the audio from my website! The really neat thing is that I can do this ALL (even embed the file to weebly) in about 5 minutes on my ipad. My classes LOVE getting to make them together and then are (hopefully) more motivated to go home and practice, knowing that they helped to make the video.
Ce produit contient 6 affiches de couleurs vives. Imprimer, plastifier et les afficher afin que les élèves puissent s'en référer pour réviser leurs travaux. - Point d'interrogation - Point d'exclamation- Point- Virgule- Deux-points- Tiret...
This dialogue uses typical conditional sentences, past and present (french conditionnel). It also uses some "mise en relief" forms. Some SMS and slang language (appropriate) used by young people in France. Two friends Clémence and Timéo have an argument but Clémence has an idea to solve the problem. For teenagers and adults. Requires a good level in French. See preview to evaluate level . Included: - About 500 words of dialogue - Quizlet vocabulary - Vocabulary of SMS and slang - 15 questions (on comprehension / on vocabulary/grammar: conditionnel) - Answer sheet ______________________________________ The grade levels are just an indication of the student ages that the story is suited for. Not necessarily the level of French as it depends on other factors: ifrench immersion students or not, AP students etc...To evaluate the level, read the preview. __________________________________ DISCLAIMER: This document is NOT editable in any way. You will not be able to manipulate the story nor the activities inside to change words and sentences, nor will you be able to highlight parts directly on a computer. You will only be able to print the document. Copyright © 2016 - Sophie DePons – www.french-amis.com _____________________________________________________
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Take a look at everything you get with this set of French Sentence Starter Prompts! Perfect for both immersion and core French students in mind, this resource includes 100 sentence stems and starters that are perfect for getting your students speaking or writing in French. Scroll down for a list o...
