My kiddos love having an expression de la semaine, and yours will, too! There are 50 French expressions of the week in this packet – enough for an entire year of ‘do nows’ or ‘bell ringers’! The included expressions don’t always come up in thematic units, but will help your students raise their proficiency level by using the language more naturally. These expressions are appropriate for novice level learners. I use these expressions with my 7th grade 1st-year students. Every Monday we have an expression and they add the organizer into their notebooks. Need expressions for a higher proficiency? Check out Volume 2!Volume 2 Full Page Printing Volume 2 Two Per Page Printing Teach multiple levels? Check out Volume 1 & 2 bundle!Volume 1 & 2 Full Page Printing Volume 1 & 2 Two Per Page Printing Included in this packet is: •An easy-to-use checklist of 50 expressions •Expression organizers in 3 levels of completion: -Not completed -Minimally completed -Mostly completed Here’s how they’re different: Not completed: Totally blank organizer (Perfect for your own expressions) Minimally completed: Expression and level of formality filled out Mostly completed: Expression, level of formality, definition, and when you would use it filled out Please see the preview for more information. All organizers are Monday-ready. The only mandatory prep is deciding which expression to teach first and making copies! These organizers are formatted for printing 2 per page (perfect for composition notebooks). If you’d like to print full sheets of paper (ideal for regular notebooks or worksheets!) click here to view that product. -----Similar products you might like----- -Subject Pronoun Flowers French Interactive Notebook -Verb Conjugation Foldable GROWING MEGA Bundle -Other resources related to interactive notebooks -----Like free or reduced price products?----- →Follow my store New products are always on sale! If you’re following me, you’ll be the first to know. →Leave Feedback Leaving feedback is so important! •It ensures your favorite sellers continue to make products you love •It helps other teachers like you find quality products •It allows you to earn TpT credits, which means you get FREE PRODUCTS To leave feedback, find ‘My Purchases’ from the drop down menu called ‘My TpT’ on the right of the Teachers Pay Teachers website. Now you can leave feedback on all of your purchases. Thanks for stopping by!

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This is a one page grammar explanation of c'est vs. Il est. I use this in my AP class as a quick guideline for review of this topic that students often confuse.

Ces jeux permettent aux élèves de pratiquer la conjugaison des verbes être, avoir, aller et faire au temps présent de l'indicatif. Parfait pour donner aux élèves qui terminent leur travail d'avance, ou pour laisser avec un suppléant. Perfect for early finishers or to leave with a substitute or supply teacher. Comment les jeux fonctionnent: Il faut deux personnes pour le jeu. À tour de rôle, chaque personne colorie 2 cases: un pronom et son verbe correspondant. Si on fait une faute, on perd son prochain tour. Le but du jeu c'est avoir le plus de suites de 5 cases (le jeu ne s'arrête pas après la première suite de 5 cases, on continue).

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Help students navigate articles as they learn the different cases!

A simple version of a Get to Know Me activity sheet for primary FSL students. No writing involved (except name). My kindergartens can complete, share their work with the class (with limited assistance) and read their friend's work after we make it into a class book. ...

These fun French games are a great way to bring life into your French lessons! Students will love these games for speaking, vocabulary and grammar. Click here to read more about them and find links to great ideas!

Worksheet has 25 sentences; students choose between Passé Composé and imparfait. Every sentence has an expression of time or verb of description for easy indicator of tense to choose.

Want to know one of the best ways to get your students to pay attention in French class? Show them French cultural videos! Students are so used to their American lifestyles that they are fascinated by what other people eat, what gestures they use to communicate, and how they celebrate. When I incorporate Francophone culture

Your students will love this useful poster. Enlarge this poster and display in your classroom or print and copy for each of your students. The clock is labeled so that your students can easily identify the hour hand, minute hand, counting by fives, using til/until/to and after/past. The clock is ...

This 12 page pack includes notes and activities to introduce reflexive verbs to your French class. Includes: -Introductory notes explaining reflexive pronouns -Translate the verbs (se laver, se brosser, s'exercer, se baigner, se coucher, se faire mal) page (with answer key) -Fill-In the reflexive pronouns activity (with answer key) -Conjugate reflexive verbs activity (with answer key) -Forming the negative with ne and pas notes -Change the sentences from positive to negative (with answer key) Download the preview to see all activities and notes! **NOTE - This product is included in my La Santé Full Unit** You may also like: Être Pack Aller Pack Faire pack Regular Verbs Mini-Unit Beginner French Growing Bundle ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow me to get notifications of new products, sales, and flash freebies! Click the green star next to my store name above!

This is a great review game that can be adopted for any level of French. It's called "Tabou/taboo". It's a well-known game and the rules are the same whether you play it in English, French or any other language. This document includes 64 cards and a game board. Here are a few guidelines: 1. Form teams of 3. 2. Put 2 teams of 3 in one group (they would be playing against each other). 3. Prepare materials: print and cut 64 cards - one stack per group; one game board per groupe, 2 pieces per group, 1 timer or 1 sand glass per group, 1 paper and 1 pen for score keeping. 4. Play this game as you would usually play it in your own native language. Differentiation in levels: 1. Allow your French 1 students use the 3 "tabou" words listed on each card for description of the word the team is trying to guess. In other words, they won't have any "tabou" words. 2. Allow your French 2 students put a "tabou" only on the 1st of the 3 words listed on the card. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Knowing what kind of medicine to take is important, especially if you don't know the language. It can get very frustrating and intimidating when you need something quickly but have no idea what it is. Your doctor may tell you to purchase a certain kind or form of medicine when you see him/her. You m...

A fun Owl themed version of I have who has. Students practice identifying the instruments by naming what they have as well as the one after them. 4 options: Basic Instruments (24 color cards and instrument posters) Instrument & Variations: (32 color cards and instrument posters) Basic Instruments Black & White (24 black & white cards and instrument posters) Instruments & Variations: (32 black & white cards and instrument posters) Instruments included: French Horn Sousaphone Trombone Trumpet Tuba Harp Piano Pipe Organ Cornet Piccolo Saxophone Bass Drum Cymbals Marimba Snare Drum Timpani Tubular Bells Vibraphone Gong Tambourine String Bass Cello Viola Violin Bassoon Clarinet Flute Oboe Bass Clarinet English Horn Contrabassoon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ For more details, visit my blog: Mrs. Stouffer's Blog For information about specials and freebies you can follow me or "like" Facebook Questions? Email me at [email protected]

**PREVIEW TO VIEW MORE SLIDES** Here is a resource that you can upload straight to your online classroom! If you are using Google Classroom™ with your students during this period of distance learning, this activity is perfect for you! How it Works: After you purchase, you will receive access to the Google Slides and will be asked to make a copy of the document. You will then share with your students. Don't forget to make a copy for each student so they will not edit your Master Copy Students will then complete the slides! Activities Included: Total of 38 slides La Monnaie Canadienne Affiches- 1 dollar, 2 dollars, 1 cent, 5 cent, 10 cent, 25 cent Quel est mon nom? Students write in the name of the coin in words La monnaie- students drag the coins to the word and the amount in numbers (2 slides) Je peux associer l'argent- students draw a line from amount in numbers to amount in words Je compte par bonds- 5, 10, 25 Quel est la valeur? La monnie en 4 facons differentes Plus grand, plus petit ou egal? Au magasin- students drag money to purchase objects Combien reste-t-il? Combien ca coute? Je reponds aux questions- answer in full sentences

Exit tickets are a quick formative assessement that help teachers see how well students understand the material taught in class. Learn about them here.

This is a great worksheet for students who have just started learning the prepositions of place in French and need some written practice before they demonstrate mastery on the the topic. Could be assigned for homework or done in class. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated. ...

This product is good to keep handy in your sub folder. It can be used any time of the year and all of the questions are in English, so you can leave it with a substitute teacher who has no knowledge of French. Students read two articles about the history, facts and statistics about the Eiffel Tower...

This product contains six posters, one worksheet, and one reference sheet that can either be turned into a matching game or glued into a social studies notebook. The poster are about six events leading the the American Revolution: The Stamp Act, The Townshend Act, Committees of Correspondence, The Boston Massacre, The Boston Tea Party, and The Intolerable Acts. There is a worksheet included where the students get to physically cut and paste the event to the matching description.

Poster with WEIRDOS acronym for when to use the subjunctive. Two versions included.

1 page with common statements, phrases, questions, commands and classroom materials in Latin with English. Perfect for the beginner or intermediate Latin classroom! Includes material such as.. - May I go to the bathroom? - I do not have ____. - I need help. - Open your book. - Thank you- Raise your ...

This graphic organizer was used in my grade two class, for an Ethics and Religious Culture project on inventions. After learning about famous inventors and how their inventions impacted society, the students had to come up with their own inventions. The students were given this sheet as a tool for brainstorming. The layout includes: - The name of the invention (students were asked to be creative). - A section for sketching the invention - A written section describing the purpose of the invention - A written section describing how the invention will help others - A written section describing how the invention works

Build a Sentence is a resource that builds speaking, vocabulary and writing skills. A focus image is used to generate vocabulary which in turn is used to build, or create, sentences. 60 focus images, along with 4 levels of differentiated student response pages for each image, allows you to easily customize your lessons. 4 blank student response pages are also included for inserting your own images. This resource is perfect for small group instruction with beginning and intermediate English language learners. Once students build their English proficiency, this would also make an engaging and effective independent literacy center. My ESL students love this activity! They are challenged with building a 3 word sentence, a 4 word sentence, a 5 word sentence, and so on. The supports provided within this resource allows for ALL students to find success in building their English language skills. Detailed instructions on how to use this resource is included. Check out the preview for a closer look! *This resource would also be effective for students in the primary grades learning to write. PWIM - Picture Word Inductive Model My resources are 50% off for the first 24 hours! "Follow Me" to receive notifications of new product postings! Additional Resources that Support English Language Learners Vocabulary Workbooks for Newcomers Bundle Also sold separately. Vocabulary Cards and Sorts Bundle Also sold separately. Vocabulary Mini Office Picture Dictionary Vocabulary Booklet for Any Topic Graphic Organizers for Fiction and Nonfiction Reading Word Wall Cards Monthly Themed Vocabulary Year Long Bundle Ancient Civilizations Math Activities Earth Science Life Science Terms of Use: Purchasing this resource provides the buyer with a single user license to use in his/her classroom only. This resource may not be modified or altered. It may not be posted on the internet (in part or in whole) or on an unsecured learning platform. Thank you. -Kristen Vibas A Walk in the Chalk www.awalkinthechalk.com

High frequency verbs French units and content are one of the most effective tools in your curriculum toolkit for proficiency and CI teachers..

As you can probably tell from some of my previous posts, I absolutely love cooking with my kids! We don't get to do in near as often as I would like since we have to finance it with our own money and it can get quite pricey. We still are trying to do it at least once or twice a month, and my aide are great about helping out with ingredients! Every time we get ready to try a new recipe I like to have a visual to go with it. This way we can go over the recipe step by step before we head into the kitchen to do the actual cooking. We always send a copy home (in hopes that their folks let them try to make it there) and we put one in their binders that they take home when they graduate. As you can see they go from pretty basic recipes to a little more challenging as to try to find things that all my kids will be able to make independently. You can find the recipe book here: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Follow-Along-Recipes-989267

The game your students will love to hate! This ready-to-play Slides presentation consists of 25 game questions featuring different animals with the vocabulary "c'est", "il y a", and "grand/petit"--perfect for the first weeks of French! The product is a PDF download that contains a clickable link to a Google Drive folder in which all materials are stored. » Use this game after this discussion based lesson. » Start working with the verb "il y a" after Nous sommes Unit 1: Dit (FREE!) » Learn more about The Unfair Game here!

Are you looking for ways to incorporate critical thinking into your classroom? These 8 logic puzzles would be perfect as enrichment activities and for fast finishers and gifted and talented students. They would also work well as morning work and homework!The topics for these puzzles include time, mo...

8.5x11 Anchor chart or printable on what is abbreviated. Includes definition, Addresses, Months, Days of the Week, Time, Measurement, etc. Color version and Black version. **NEW AND UPDATED 11/2016**...

A perfect activity for literature circles and shared reading during your literacy block! Students work independently and in groups to analyze, respond to, and discuss fictional texts. Each student receives an 8.5” x 11” page, and contributes a different piece of information to the group's overall discussion of the text. Roles can be rotated every chapter/section, or this activity can be completed after the students have read the entire text. Note: If they are new to Literature Circles, younger grades may require more direction than simply being handed their copy of the poster. It is suggested that a completed example be provided, or a section be completed together as a class so students understand teacher expectations. Roles: Setting Description- students draw and describe the setting (time/place). Main Events- students explain the main events of the plot. Character Development- students describe any growth/change in the characters. Quote Analysis- students select a quote and describe its importance in the text. To display their completed poster, students trim along the dotted edges and place their pages side by side on a background. French Version: French Literature Circle Collaborative Poster Clipart Credit: May Hates Mondays Copyright © Zenful Ziggy Designs By purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents are the property of ZENFUL ZIGGY DESIGNS, and licensed to you only for classroom/personal use as a single user. I retain the copyright, and reserve all rights to this product. Please visit my store to purchase additional licenses for this product.

The Magic e Game Boards activity is available through my online Teachers Pay Teachers store. Many of my first grade teacher friends are looking for fun and interactive center activities. Here’s a fun little freebie for practicing the magic e rule. When you download this freebie you’ll receive 4 colorful game boards. Enjoy!

Need a fun way to engage and assess what your students hear as you study about (and play) musical examples from Holst's The Planets? Use these listening glyphs with a picture of the planet as well as a figure from mythology for who the planet was named after on it to assess what your students hear. Play a recording (not included) and have your students follow the color code key to assess what they hear. Unfamiliar with listening glyphs? This free resource will help explain how to use glyphs to assess what your students hear. Save 20% by purchasing these as a bundle! Items assessed in this set include: "Jupiter" ♬ strings vs no strings ♬ brass vs no brass ♬ percussion vs no percussion ♬ woodwinds vs no woodwinds ♬ tempo stays the same vs tempo changes ♬ dynamics stay the same vs dynamics change ♬ trumpet vs no trumpet ♬ French horns vs no French horns ♬ trombones vs no trombones ♬ violins vs no violins ♬ flutes vs no flutes ♬ oboes vs no oboes ♬ timpani vs no timpani ♬ jingle bells vs no jingle bells ♬ cymbals vs no cymbals ♬ tambourine vs no tambourine "Mars" ♬ strings vs no strings ♬ brass vs no brass ♬ percussion vs no percussion ♬ woodwinds vs no woodwinds ♬ tempo stays the same vs tempo changes ♬ dynamics stay the same vs dynamics change ♬ dissonance vs no dissonance ♬ col legno (using wood part of bow to strike the strings) vs no col legno ♬ repeating ostinato vs no repeating ostinato "Mercury" ♬ strings vs no strings ♬ brass vs no brass ♬ woodwinds vs no woodwinds ♬ singing vs no singing (vocals vs no vocals) ♬ tempo is fast vs tempo is slow ♬ dynamics stay the same vs dynamics change ♬ French horns vs no French horns ♬ violins vs no violins ♬ flutes vs no flutes "Neptune" ♬ strings vs no strings ♬ brass vs no brass ♬ woodwinds vs no woodwinds ♬ singing vs no singing (vocals vs no vocals) ♬ tempo mostly fast vs tempo mostly slow ♬ loud ending vs quiet ending ♬ clarinet vs no clarinet ♬ oboe vs no oboe ♬ harp vs no harp ♬ flute vs no flute ♬ celesta vs no celesta "Saturn" ♬ strings vs no strings ♬ brass vs no brass ♬ percussion vs no percussion ♬ woodwinds vs no woodwinds ♬ tempo is mostly slow vs tempo is mostly fast ♬ dynamics stay the same vs dynamics change ♬ chimes vs no chimes ♬ flute vs no flute ♬ trumpet vs no trumpet ♬ double bass vs no double bass ♬ dissonance vs no dissonance "Uranus" ♬ strings vs no strings ♬ brass vs no brass ♬ percussion vs no percussion ♬ woodwinds vs no woodwinds ♬ tempo stays the same vs tempo changes ♬ dynamics stay the same vs dynamics change ♬ trumpet vs no trumpet ♬ trombones vs no trombones ♬ timpani vs no timpani ♬ xylophone vs no xylophone ♬ oboes vs no oboes ♬ loud beginning vs soft beginning ♬ loud ending vs soft ending "Venus" ♬ strings vs no strings ♬ brass vs no brass ♬ woodwinds vs no woodwinds ♬ tempo sis slow vs tempo is fast ♬ dynamics stay the same vs dynamics change ♬ sounds gentle and peaceful vs sounds angry, like fighting ♬ French horns vs no French horns ♬ violins vs no violins ♬ flutes vs no flutes ♬ harp vs no harp ♬ celesta vs no celesta ♬ glockenspiel vs no glockenspiel Make these glyphs part of a listening station, homework, or as a whole class activity. Other Holst’s-The Planets products: The Planets (by Holst) Staggered Booklets (DIGITAL VERSION) Holst’s “Jupiter” from The Planets (Listening Glyphs) Holst’s “Mars” from The Planets (Listening Glyphs) Holst’s “Mercury” from The Planets (Listening Glyphs) Holst’s “Neptune” from The Planets (Listening Glyphs) Holst’s “Saturn” from The Planets (Listening Glyphs) Holst’s “Uranus” from The Planets (Listening Glyphs) Holst’s “Venus” from The Planets (Listening Glyphs) Holst’s-The Planets Worksheets

Here is FUN FRENCH FILL INS. This is AWESOME FRENCH LESSON PLANS take on the French MAD LIB. This fun one has to do with Introcuding yourself, age, living, preference (j'aime+verb) as well as ne..pas. Partners with participate and have fun with filling this out and then reading it outloud!

Using Cognates to Understand Spanish ***Please take a look at the thumbnails and download the preview.*** LESSON: POWERPOINT and NOTES Practice Activities to build comprehension skills and sentence building Crossword Comprehension Check Puzzle (shade in the cognates to create a boat) PRINTABLES: Comes in PNG, PDF and POWERPOINT formats 30 IMAGES (High Resolution) Muchas gracias! If liked this lesson and Printables, you may also like these: SPANISH COLORS DAYS OF THE WEEK COLORS and ADJECTIVE AGREEMENT NUMBERS (Shade by Number) TELLING TIME IN SPANISH SPANISH LANGUAGE CRAYONS (Printables and Clip Art) -

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 ...

Are you a foreign language teacher who has native speakers in class? Get some tips for teaching native speakers in your French class here!

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This is a 1 page worksheet consisting of 10 questions about Brain Games Season 4 Episode 3-Language. There are fill in the blank, a couple yes/no questions and most are just questions for students to answer from information presented in the video. The questions are in order as the video plays. Stude...