This is a hand drawn color by conjugation activity depicting the verb etre.No prep! Print and go!Darin Carlisle...
Salut! Hi everyone! If you teach French, you know how tough it can be to find resources for your classroom. Of course, I'm talking about QUALITY resources. That's why a group of great teacher-authors has decided to put together a FREE French eBook of tips and links to freebies for the back-to-school season or should I say "pour la rentrée"? Laudalina from Profs et Soeurs is the mastermind of this amazing initiative and Ms. Joanne has been so generous to host the eBook. What about me? I was honored to organize it! READ: Check out my new For French Immersion Blog and subscribe to the For French Immersion Newsletter. But before we get to the eBook, I would also like to share 5 FREE websites you can use for extra activities when teaching French. They are presented in no specific order and I'm not affiliated with any of them. I just really think they're very useful. Graphics by Stacey Lloyd Here we go: 1. IL ÉTAIT UNE HISTOIRE... This site has a LOT of stories for kids. It's well-organized into categories, e.g. "Contes et Légendes", "Fables et poésies", etc, and the best part is that they present the text and give you the option of listening to a narrator reading it. Oh, and the "Comptines et Chansons", of course, are sung! The site can be used in so many ways in the classroom. You can: - have students listen to the narrator while reading the text during computer time - play the audio to use it in listening comprehension activities - just use the text for reading comprehension activities - have students sing along the "comptines" Lundi Matin (source: Il était une histoire…) Click on the image above to check out one of the "Comptines et Chansons". This one is great to practice "les jours de la semaine". 2. FRANCE TV ÉDUCATION This is a section of the site that is dedicated to education. It's got videos, texts, games about many subjects, such as "Histoire" and "Sciences". They've also got quizzes to test the level of proficiency in French. Click on the image below to check out one of the quizzes. French quiz (source: France TV Éducation) 3. BONJOUR DE FRANCE They have several free online exercises you can have your students doing. They are identified with one of the six levels of the CEFR. Check out this simple quiz about "les animaux" (click on the image below). Les animaux en français (source: Bonjour de France) 4. BrainPOP Next is BrainPOP. It's an amazing site with videos, quizzes and much more. It covers many subjects and it's fully animated. Click on the image below to check it out. 5. TV5 MONDE Last but not least is the section of the TV5 website dedicated to "la langue française". There are a lot of resources from which to choose. They've also got sections for those who teach French and those who learn French. My favorite section is "Les Fables de La Fontaine" with 8 fables with text and audio. Click on the image below to check them out. Les Fables de La Fontaine (source: TV5Monde) And now, for our FREE French Back-to-School eBook! It is packed with tips and links to freebies by 15 teacher-authors. There are FSL and FI resources for k-12. I'm sure you'll find something you can use in your classroom! It's available on Teachers Pay Teachers. If you've never heard of Teachers Pay Teachers, or TpT as I prefer to call it, you have no idea what you're missing out. Click on the image for a FREE copy of the eBook. Click on the image for your FREE copy Enter my giveaway for a chance to win $25 worth of French teaching resources! Giveaway is over! Sorry! I've started a new blog. The name says it all: For French Immersion Blog. Come check it out and subscribe to the For French Immersion Newsletter. Merci! Thank you so much for stopping by! READ at For French Immersion: 7 Pinterest boards for French teachers READ: 10 words that English borrowed from French READ: FREE French Alphabet Chart READ: Free French Poster - expressions with the word POMME
With this Eiffel Tower craft for kids, your child can make a 3D model of one of France's most iconic landmarks. Free printable included!
Practice pre-writing with this line tracing worksheet along with fine motor skills.
Make this super soft, no cook, cloud dough recipe! Only 2 ingredients - cornstarch and lotion. This homemade dough is really easy to make!
Hello les profs!Voici un petit puzzle pour se présenter en ce début d'année.Il est inspiré du travail de Laclassedemallory que vous pouvez retrouver ici:Je l'ai réadapté à des plus petits.Si le document te plait, n'hésite pas à laisser un petit coeur. Ça motive à encore plus partager.
Back to School is right around the corner for us and I am SUPER excited to kick of this school year with some fun, hands-on and engaging resources for The
THE FRENCH CUT Our Rocco bottoms are fun, a little edgy, insanely comfortable, and with their high waist feature, they control your tummy area while boasting a French cut to show off a little more leg and hip bone. Rocco (as do all of our bottoms) fits like your favorite pair of spanx as they are t
I did the research so that you don't have to! Here is a list of 10 free resources that are perfect for distance learning in Kindergarten.
Here are the best day trips from Nice, from medieval hilltop villages to colorful old towns to beach resorts. All are accessible by train or bus within 1 hour.
Experience the magic of Vanilla French Beignets, a delectable twist on the classic fried dough. These pillowy treats are infused with fragrant vanilla and dusted with a generous layer of powdered sugar. Our easy recipe will guide you through creating these heavenly beignets in your own kitchen.
This collection of easy French Appetizers will add a touch of class and sophistication to your starter spread.
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Author and Journalist Robert Lane Green just wrote a story on language learning for The Economist. About Photo credit: Nephi Niven Robert Lane Greene ("Lane") is a journalist based in New York. He is a business correspondent for The Economist, covering law, accounting and other professional services, and he writes for the magazine’s language blog, Johnson. His book on the politics of language around the world, You Are What You Speak, was published by Random House in Spring 2011. His writing has also appeared in the New York Times, Slate, the New Republic, the Daily Beast and other publications. He is a frequent television and radio commentator, an adviser to Freedom House, an adjunct assistant professor in the Center for Global Affairs at New York University, and a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Greene was born in Johnson City,http://www.robertlanegreene.com WHICH IS THE BEST LANGUAGE TO…
Allons-y (let's go) on a creative adventure to France! No plane tickets required, just a sprinkle of imagination and some readily available craft supplies.
There are so many things you must do in the French Quarter. The French Quarter is where it's at in New Orleans, and is truly the heartbeat of the city.
Here are the top things to do in Chamonix in the summer - from thrilling adventures to spectacular day hikes with Mont Blanc views
This is a 4x6 sticker sheet of playful French Bulldogs, in all kinds of fun poses. These are great for sticker books, planners, journals. There is 21 stickers, each sticker is approx 1”x1” in size.
This easy homemade French bread recipe makes the BEST French bread you'll ever eat! Quick & your family will LOVE it! You'll never go back to store bought!
Bananas Foster French Toast are tender and golden brioche French toast topped with the most decadent caramelized brown sugar banana topping. This easy French toast recipe is mouthwatering delicious!
Dinner ideas from France doesn't have to be complicated. Here are some easy to prepare French foods that kids (and parents) will love.
Pillowcases make great personalized gifts. I can teach you how to make a perfect pillowcase using my Burrito Method and this Pillowcase Pattern.
