High School French Resources

Boost your FSL students' skills with this engaging French Second Language resource. Students explore Francophone countries through reading comprehension, graphic organizers, and fun activities like escape rooms and scavenger hunts. This low-prep resource also includes verb practice, creative writing tasks, and country research projects to build vocabulary and cultural awareness. Perfect for full-class instruction or independent work, it's a versatile addition to any FSL classroom!

Resource 1: Learn about 10 Francophone countries

Make learning French fun with these differentiated reading activities, perfect for core French and FSL classes (French as a second language). This resource features 10 Francophone country profiles, ideal for full class instruction or low prep center work. Students learn about 10 Francophone countries by filling in an easy to use graphic organizer or highlighting, as they find text evidence. Finally, students can answer questions in the interactive slideshow. The slideshow can also be used for daily class instruction.

What's Included:

Part 1- interactive slideshow

• 10 Francophone country profiles in an interactive Google Slide (10 self correcting questions which can be shared in your Google classroom)
• Optional student paper response sheet
• Works for full-class instruction and daily reading passages too
• Bonus printable worksheets with additional activities (see part 2)
• 2 Vocabulary lists French/English
• Question sheet to use for oral questions on each country

Part 2- Handouts to find text evidence

• Four country focus with additional activities (includes highlight to find text evidence)
• 1 Color by number/highlight the text evidence
• 1 Mystery Maze with true/false questions
• Two decorative graphic organizer options/project outlines for students to find key information on each country.

Resource 2: Question du jour - Des vacances

This basic French resource (FSL) helps to encourage conversation while expanding core vocabulary (Préférences de vacances). There are writing and project ideas included which focus on vacation preferences (vacation activities and travel options). Students get an opportunity to practice the new vocabulary both orally and written with this low prep resource. It can be used for whole class discussion, partner activities or a substitute plan. 

Included:

- Teacher overview

-New vocabulary with engaging images

-Over 50 suggestions for "Question du Jour"  

-Writing or project ideas 

Vocabulary:

Travel and vacation preferences (Quand je suis en vacances, je préfère.../je préférerais)

Optional use of the conditional

Resource 3:Francophone country mini project and Scavenger hunt

Looking for interactive and engaging activities for your French Second Language (FSL) students? This basic resource is perfect for enhancing reading and writing skills while exploring Francophone countries. This resource includes three mini projects plus a scavenger hunt activity, making it a versatile addition to any FSL classroom.

What's Included:

1. Mini projects:

Country Poster Project:

Includes a vocabulary list and 10 Francophone country descriptions
Objective: Create a poster about a Francophone country.

Instructions: Draw the flag, locate the country on a map, and add images of important places. Use the internet to research for extra details like population.

Social media Post:

Includes a sample template and guiding questions to support writing.

Objective: Craft a visual social media post.

Instructions: Write a short, engaging description in French with photos or drawings of famous locations in the country. Ideal to assign in your Google Classroom.

Air Mail Letter:

Includes a sample letter template.

Objective: Write an air mail letter describing experiences in the country.

Instructions: Describe 2-3 activities or facts in a letter format.

2. Scavenger Hunt:

Objective: Enhance reading comprehension with a twist of fun!

Instructions: Read about 8 students from Francophone countries, answer questions, and use a decoder card to find a mystery word.

Resource 4: Verb aller

Perfect for French as a Second Language (FSL) classrooms, this versatile packet offers a mix of worksheets, games, and engaging activities to help learners master the verb aller in the present tense (and some futur proche). Whether you're looking for a no-prep solution for busy days, sub plans, or interactive center work, this resource is your go-to!

What's Included:

Worksheets with a unique twist!

• Color by number verb practice
• Complete the maze with the verb aller
• 30 fill-in-the blank flashcards to use in activities such as Scoot or partner work

Escape Challenge Task Cards

• 24 fill-in-the-blank questions with the verb aller
• Inject some fun with an interactive 4-digit code activity to add movement and excitement to your classroom.
• Cards also work for Exit tickets or other review games.

4 Practice Worksheets

• Questions to reinforce verb conjugations.
• Short-answer questions and reading comprehension activities.
• Writing practice with negative sentences in the present tense.

These activities are ideal for reinforcing key verb conjugations, improving sentence structure, and enhancing comprehension through engaging and interactive learning. Keep your FSL students motivated and build their confidence with this engaging aller verb practice set!

Resource 5: Countries and Travel theme

Boost your FSL students' learning (French as a Second Language) with this basic resource focused on countries of the world and travel—perfect for students to review key French vocabulary and grammar while exploring global destinations. This resource include interactive and creative tasks designed to keep students motivated and excited about learning French!

Scavenger Hunt: Travel Edition

• Interactive scavenger hunt activity where students match countries with their landmarks, historic sites, or tourist attractions.
• Write basic sentence structures (Je vois../Je suis au/en..)
• Adds movement to any FSL class.

Dream Trip Writing Project (suitcase templates)

• Two writing models (2 LEVELS) included to support student writing about a trip to a new country.
• Students write a paragraph about a destination they want to visit with support from questions or a fill in the blanks template.
• This also works as a step by step activity with a daily question to add to the project.
• Final draft is designed using a luggage template for a memorable, creative project (3 template options to decorate).

Activity Sheets

• Mystery Word/ Mot Mystère: Solve the vocabulary puzzle by completing each activity correctly.
• Word search to practice country-related vocabulary.
• Grammar practice with “au” vs. “en” to help students master prepositions with countries.
• Follow the directions to color the flags.

Please review the language level in the photos before purchasing the resource. This resource is intended for centers, a low prep day or a Friday Fun day review.

Resource 6 : Countries reading comprehension with Escape Room Challenges

Looking for fun, educational activities for your French Second Language (FSL) students? This interactive resource helps build reading, writing, and oral skills while exploring 9 Francophone countries like France, Quebec, Senegal, and more.

What’s Included:

• Short Country Descriptions: Students learn key facts about each country.
• Pre-Reading Activities:
  • Sentence Strip Sorting to enhance comprehension.
  • Graphic Organizer to collect important facts.
  • Oral Questions for discussions.

4-Challenge Escape Room:

Students answer questions, find mystery words, and solve 4 challenges to unlock a 4-digit code and "escape"! Perfect for boosting cultural awareness and language skills with a twist of fun!

Please look at the language level in the thumbnails before purchasing.

This resource is designed to make reviewing basic French verbs not only effective but also enjoyable, ensuring your students stay motivated and excited about their language learning journey.

** Please note that the writing and images on this Google slide resource have been flattened and secured to protect my work (therefore not editable). As with every Google slide, buyers can add text boxes to write their own information or insert images.**

Follow me @thelibrarians.playground on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest for teacher tips. Follow the Librarian’s Playground with Ms.G on Teachers Pay teacher for updates on new products. Email me with any questions or suggestions for improvement thelibrarians.playground@gmail.com

Enhance your core French Second Language (FSL) curriculum with this convenient resource focused on hobbies, pastimes, sports, locations and events (les passe-temps, les événements, les sports, les loisirs, les endroits, le verb aller). These comprehensive activities are designed to reinforce basic vocabulary related to planning activities and events among friends. These 6 resource also encourages conversation while expanding core vocabulary with the "question du jour". Encourage creativity with writing prompts and project ideas centered around favorite activities. With minimal preparation required, this resource includes activities to reinforce basic vocabulary both orally and in writing. Whether for whole class discussions, partner activities, or substitute plans, this versatile resource helps to foster language proficiency.

Resource 1:

Start your FSL class off each day with a “Question du jour”. It is a great way to get students talking and help you to establish a low stress routine. This French resource works as either a daily warm up or bell ringer activities.

Included:

- Teacher overview

-New vocabulary with engaging images

-Over 55 suggestions for "Question du Jour"  

-Writing or project ideas 

Vocabulary:

Sports, activities and hobbies

Clothing

Present tense verbs 

Weather and calendar questions

Optional use of the conditional

Resource 2:

This resource offers a variety of engaging activities from worksheets for practicing key vocabulary to speaking opportunities through a class survey, discussion templates, and skits, your students will have ample chances to develop their language skills. They can even showcase their writing by creating personalized descriptions of their pastimes, perfect for presentation on a water bottle design.

Included:

-Teacher overview in Englisih

-Vocabulary list and templates/models to support writing

-Flashcards for many hobbies and pastimes

-Speaking activities (skits, discussion template, "Trouve quelqu'un qui", & class survey)

-Description of games to play with flashcards

-Print and go worksheets for written practice (8 pages)

-Mini- project templates

This "water bottle" mini project activity can be done over several classes, by starting your FSL class each day with a “Question du jour”. Students write down their answers each day to add to their final written project.

Resource 3:

This user-friendly resource facilitates engaging classroom activities using text message conversations and event posters. Featuring fourteen text message conversations that can be easily printed and displayed around the classroom, students fill in tables and a daily schedule while reading each conversation. This can work as a scavenger hunt activity. After students can plan their own ideal week schedule filled with amazing events. Additionally, students will work with six event posters to craft simple skits, answer questions, and design their own event posters, fostering creativity and language proficiency.

Key Features:

• Teacher overview for easy implementation
• 14 text message examples for interactive learning
• 6 event poster examples to stimulate creativity
• Questions on personal preferences and a skit template
• 6 suggested activities for speaking, reading and writing
• Student handouts for efficient information collection
• Vocabulary list included
• Present tense verbs
• A focus is on les mots interrogatifs où, quand, qui, et combien

Be sure to preview the sample card in the pictures for language level reference.

Resource 4: Locations and Places

This core French (FSL) resource reviews vocabulary related to common locations, places, or buildings. There are many suggested activities and games to get your students speaking and writing in French. This print and go resource takes the stress out of your week as you review basic French vocabulary.

Included:

-Teacher overview in English with suggested games and activities

-Game suggestions and partner activities (i.e.Cards for J'ai...Qui a..?, Sentence matching, Scoot, memory card game, Twenty questions)

-45 Flashcards of common locations (for games or to display in class)

-5 worksheets to practice new vocabulary (i.e. crosswords, word search, fill in the blank)

-Two skit formats

Resource 5: Scavenger Hunt and Escape Room Task cards -Locations

Included in this Resource:

• Chasse au Trésor (Scavenger Hunt): Interactive scavenger hunt activity focused on locations. An activity where students complete sentences by finding the matching answer on another card (e.g., "Quand je suis malade, je vais ______"). This helps reinforce their understanding of when and why certain locations are visited.
• Jeu d'évasion- Escape room task cards: This printable task card activity includes 16 questions about locations. Students race to find the final 4-digit answer! Hang the task cards on the wall, place them on desks, or pass them around. Each answer will be decoded and recorded on a student answer sheet. The task cards are broken down into 4 levels with 4 puzzle types (decoders). Use these task cards for a partner escape room activity, SCOOT, scavenger hunt, or stations. There are countless ways to set it up, allowing students to be out of their seats, moving around, and learning!
• Guess the Location Game: A game where students use four hints (Cheveux, Coiffeur, Ciseaux, Shampooing) to guess a specific location.
• Mystery Maze Sheet: Students problem solve to find their way out of maze with questions on locations.
• Skit: Students can use the skit outline to build their own conversations in French.

Resource 6: Le verb aller

Perfect for French as a Second Language (FSL) classrooms, this versatile packet offers a mix of worksheets, games, and engaging activities to help learners master the verb aller in the present tense (and some futur proche). Whether you're looking for a no-prep solution for busy days, sub plans, or interactive center work, this resource is your go-to!

What's Included:

Worksheets with a unique twist!

• Color by number verb practice
• Complete the maze with the verb aller
• 30 fill-in-the blank flashcards to use in activities such as Scoot or partner work

Escape Challenge Task Cards

• 24 fill-in-the-blank questions with the verb aller
• Inject some fun with an interactive 4-digit code activity to add movement and excitement to your classroom.
• Cards also work for Exit tickets or other review games.

4 Practice Worksheets

• Questions to reinforce verb conjugations.
• Short-answer questions and reading comprehension activities.
• Writing practice with negative sentences in the present tense.

** Please note that the writing and images on this Google slide resource have been flattened and secured to protect my work (therefore not editable). As with every Google slide, buyers can add text boxes to write their own information or insert images.**

Follow me @thelibrarians.playground on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest for teacher tips. Follow the Librarian’s Playground with Ms.G on Teachers Pay teacher for updates on new products. Email me with any questions or suggestions for improvement thelibrarians.playground@gmail.com

Resource 1: 10 Francophone countries

Make learning French fun with these differentiated reading activities, perfect for core French and FSL classes (French as a second language). This resource features 10 Francophone country profiles, ideal for full class instruction or low prep center work. Students learn about 10 Francophone countries by filling in an easy to use graphic organizer or highlighting, as they find text evidence. Finally, students can answer questions in the interactive slideshow. The slideshow can also be used for daily class instruction.

What's Included:

Part 1- interactive slideshow

• 10 Francophone country profiles in an interactive Google Slide (10 self correcting questions which can be shared in your Google classroom)
• Optional student paper response sheet
• Works for full-class instruction and daily reading passages too
• Bonus printable worksheets with additional activities (see part 2)
• 2 Vocabulary lists French/English
• Question sheet to use for oral questions on each country

Part 2- Handouts to find text evidence

• Four country focus with additional activities (includes highlight to find text evidence)
• 1 Color by number/highlight the text evidence
• 1 Mystery Maze with true/false questions
• Two decorative graphic organizer options/project outlines for students to find key information on each country.

Resource 2: Question du jour - Des vacances

This basic French resource (FSL) helps to encourage conversation while expanding core vocabulary (Préférences de vacances). There are writing and project ideas included which focus on vacation preferences (vacation activities and travel options). Students get an opportunity to practice the new vocabulary both orally and written with this low prep resource. It can be used for whole class discussion, partner activities or a substitute plan. 

Included:

- Teacher overview

-New vocabulary with engaging images

-Over 50 suggestions for "Question du Jour"  

-Writing or project ideas 

Vocabulary:

Travel and vacation preferences (Quand je suis en vacances, je préfère.../je préférerais)

Optional use of the conditional

Resource 3: 10 Francophone country mini project and Scavenger hunt

Looking for interactive and engaging activities for your French Second Language (FSL) students? This basic resource is perfect for enhancing reading and writing skills while exploring Francophone countries. This resource includes three mini projects plus a scavenger hunt activity, making it a versatile addition to any FSL classroom.

What's Included:

1. Mini projects:

Country Poster Project:

Includes a vocabulary list and 10 Francophone country descriptions
Objective: Create a poster about a Francophone country.

Instructions: Draw the flag, locate the country on a map, and add images of important places. Use the internet to research for extra details like population.

Social media Post:

Includes a sample template and guiding questions to support writing.

Objective: Craft a visual social media post.

Instructions: Write a short, engaging description in French with photos or drawings of famous locations in the country. Ideal to assign in your Google Classroom.

Air Mail Letter:

Includes a sample letter template.

Objective: Write an air mail letter describing experiences in the country.

Instructions: Describe 2-3 activities or facts in a letter format.

2. Scavenger Hunt:

Objective: Enhance reading comprehension with a twist of fun!

Instructions: Read about 8 students from Francophone countries, answer questions, and use a decoder card to find a mystery word.

Resource 4: Verb aller

Perfect for French as a Second Language (FSL) classrooms, this versatile packet offers a mix of worksheets, games, and engaging activities to help learners master the verb aller in the present tense (and some futur proche). Whether you're looking for a no-prep solution for busy days, sub plans, or interactive center work, this resource is your go-to!

What's Included:

Worksheets with a unique twist!

• Color by number verb practice
• Complete the maze with the verb aller
• 30 fill-in-the blank flashcards to use in activities such as Scoot or partner work

Escape Challenge Task Cards

• 24 fill-in-the-blank questions with the verb aller
• Inject some fun with an interactive 4-digit code activity to add movement and excitement to your classroom.
• Cards also work for Exit tickets or other review games.

4 Practice Worksheets

• Questions to reinforce verb conjugations.
• Short-answer questions and reading comprehension activities.
• Writing practice with negative sentences in the present tense.

These activities are ideal for reinforcing key verb conjugations, improving sentence structure, and enhancing comprehension through engaging and interactive learning. Keep your FSL students motivated and build their confidence with this engaging aller verb practice set!

Resource 5: Countries and Travel theme

Please look at the language level in the thumbnails before purchasing.

This resource is designed to make reviewing basic French verbs not only effective but also enjoyable, ensuring your students stay motivated and excited about their language learning journey.

** Please note that the writing and images on this Google slide resource have been flattened and secured to protect my work (therefore not editable). As with every Google slide, buyers can add text boxes to write their own information or insert images.**

Follow me @thelibrarians.playground on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest for teacher tips. Follow the Librarian’s Playground with Ms.G on Teachers Pay teacher for updates on new products. Email me with any questions or suggestions for improvement thelibrarians.playground@gmail.com

Enhance your core French Second Language (FSL) curriculum with this convenient resource focused on hobbies, pastimes, sports, locations and events (les passe-temps, les événements, les sports, les loisirs, les endroits). These comprehensive activities are designed to reinforce basic vocabulary related to planning activities and events among friends. These 5 resource also encourages conversation while expanding core vocabulary with the "question du jour". Encourage creativity with writing prompts and project ideas centered around favorite activities. With minimal preparation required, this resource includes activities to reinforce basic vocabulary both orally and in writing. Whether for whole class discussions, partner activities, or substitute plans, this versatile resource helps to foster language proficiency.

Resource 1:

Start your FSL class off each day with a “Question du jour”. It is a great way to get students talking and help you to establish a low stress routine. This French resource works as either a daily warm up or bell ringer activities.

Included:

- Teacher overview

-New vocabulary with engaging images

-Over 55 suggestions for "Question du Jour"  

-Writing or project ideas 

Vocabulary:

Sports, activities and hobbies

Clothing

Present tense verbs 

Weather and calendar questions

Optional use of the conditional

Resource 2:

This resource offers a variety of engaging activities from worksheets for practicing key vocabulary to speaking opportunities through a class survey, discussion templates, and skits, your students will have ample chances to develop their language skills. They can even showcase their writing by creating personalized descriptions of their pastimes, perfect for presentation on a water bottle design.

Included:

-Teacher overview in Englisih

-Vocabulary list and templates/models to support writing

-Flashcards for many hobbies and pastimes

-Speaking activities (skits, discussion template, "Trouve quelqu'un qui", & class survey)

-Description of games to play with flashcards

-Print and go worksheets for written practice (8 pages)

-Mini- project templates

This "water bottle" mini project activity can be done over several classes, by starting your FSL class each day with a “Question du jour”. Students write down their answers each day to add to their final written project.

Resource 3:

This user-friendly resource facilitates engaging classroom activities using text message conversations and event posters. Featuring fourteen text message conversations that can be easily printed and displayed around the classroom, students fill in tables and a daily schedule while reading each conversation. This can work as a scavenger hunt activity. After students can plan their own ideal week schedule filled with amazing events. Additionally, students will work with six event posters to craft simple skits, answer questions, and design their own event posters, fostering creativity and language proficiency.

Key Features:

• Teacher overview for easy implementation
• 14 text message examples for interactive learning
• 6 event poster examples to stimulate creativity
• Questions on personal preferences and a skit template
• 6 suggested activities for speaking, reading and writing
• Student handouts for efficient information collection
• Vocabulary list included
• Present tense verbs
• A focus is on les mots interrogatifs où, quand, qui, et combien

Be sure to preview the sample card in the pictures for language level reference.

Resource 4: Locations and Places

This core French (FSL) resource reviews vocabulary related to common locations, places, or buildings. There are many suggested activities and games to get your students speaking and writing in French. This print and go resource takes the stress out of your week as you review basic French vocabulary.

Included:

-Teacher overview in English with suggested games and activities

-Game suggestions and partner activities (i.e.Cards for J'ai...Qui a..?, Sentence matching, Scoot, memory card game, Twenty questions)

-45 Flashcards of common locations (for games or to display in class)

-5 worksheets to practice new vocabulary (i.e. crosswords, word search, fill in the blank)

-Two skit formats

Resource 5: Scavenger Hunt and Escape Room Task cards -Locations

Included in this Resource:

• Chasse au Trésor (Scavenger Hunt): Interactive scavenger hunt activity focused on locations. An activity where students complete sentences by finding the matching answer on another card (e.g., "Quand je suis malade, je vais ______"). This helps reinforce their understanding of when and why certain locations are visited.
• Jeu d'évasion- Escape room task cards: This printable task card activity includes 16 questions about locations. Students race to find the final 4-digit answer! Hang the task cards on the wall, place them on desks, or pass them around. Each answer will be decoded and recorded on a student answer sheet. The task cards are broken down into 4 levels with 4 puzzle types (decoders). Use these task cards for a partner escape room activity, SCOOT, scavenger hunt, or stations. There are countless ways to set it up, allowing students to be out of their seats, moving around, and learning!
• Guess the Location Game: A game where students use four hints (Cheveux, Coiffeur, Ciseaux, Shampooing) to guess a specific location.
• Mystery Maze Sheet: Students problem solve to find their way out of maze with questions on locations.
• Skit: Students can use the skit outline to build their own conversations in French.

** Please note that the writing and images on this Google slide resource have been flattened and secured to protect my work (therefore not editable). As with every Google slide, buyers can add text boxes to write their own information or insert images.**

Follow me @thelibrarians.playground on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest for teacher tips. Follow the Librarian’s Playground with Ms.G on Teachers Pay teacher for updates on new products. Email me with any questions or suggestions for improvement thelibrarians.playground@gmail.com

Enhance your core French Second Language (FSL) curriculum with this convenient resource focused on hobbies, pastimes, sports, locations and events (les passe-temps, les événements, les sports, les loisirs, les endroits). These comprehensive activities are designed to reinforce basic vocabulary related to planning activities and events among friends. This resource also encourages conversation while expanding core vocabulary with the "question du jour". Encourage creativity with writing prompts and project ideas centered around favorite activities. With minimal preparation required, this resource includes activities to reinforce basic vocabulary both orally and in writing. Whether for whole class discussions, partner activities, or substitute plans, this versatile resource helps to foster language proficiency.

Resource 1:

Start your FSL class off each day with a “Question du jour”. It is a great way to get students talking and help you to establish a low stress routine. This French resource works as either a daily warm up or bell ringer activities.

Included:

- Teacher overview

-New vocabulary with engaging images

-Over 55 suggestions for "Question du Jour"  

-Writing or project ideas 

Vocabulary:

Sports, activities and hobbies

Clothing

Present tense verbs 

Weather and calendar questions

Optional use of the conditional

Resource 2:

This resource offers a variety of engaging activities from worksheets for practicing key vocabulary to speaking opportunities through a class survey, discussion templates, and skits, your students will have ample chances to develop their language skills. They can even showcase their writing by creating personalized descriptions of their pastimes, perfect for presentation on a water bottle design.

Included:

-Teacher overview in Englisih

-Vocabulary list and templates/models to support writing

-Flashcards for many hobbies and pastimes

-Speaking activities (skits, discussion template, "Trouve quelqu'un qui", & class survey)

-Description of games to play with flashcards

-Print and go worksheets for written practice (8 pages)

-Mini- project templates

This "water bottle" mini project activity can be done over several classes, by starting your FSL class each day with a “Question du jour”. Students write down their answers each day to add to their final written project.

Resource 3:

This user-friendly resource facilitates engaging classroom activities using text message conversations and event posters. Featuring fourteen text message conversations that can be easily printed and displayed around the classroom, students fill in tables and a daily schedule while reading each conversation. This can work as a scavenger hunt activity. After students can plan their own ideal week schedule filled with amazing events. Additionally, students will work with six event posters to craft simple skits, answer questions, and design their own event posters, fostering creativity and language proficiency.

Key Features:

• Teacher overview for easy implementation
• 14 text message examples for interactive learning
• 6 event poster examples to stimulate creativity
• Questions on personal preferences and a skit template
• 6 suggested activities for speaking, reading and writing
• Student handouts for efficient information collection
• Vocabulary list included
• Present tense verbs
• A focus is on les mots interrogatifs où, quand, qui, et combien

Be sure to preview the sample card in the pictures for language level reference.

Resource 4: Locations and Places

This core French (FSL) resource reviews vocabulary related to common locations, places, or buildings. There are many suggested activities and games to get your students speaking and writing in French. This print and go resource takes the stress out of your week as you review basic French vocabulary.

Included:

-Teacher overview in English with suggested games and activities

-Game suggestions and partner activities (i.e.Cards for J'ai...Qui a..?, Sentence matching, Scoot, memory card game, Twenty questions)

-45 Flashcards of common locations (for games or to display in class)

-5 worksheets to practice new vocabulary (i.e. crosswords, word search, fill in the blank)

-Two skit formats

** Please note that the writing and images on this Google slide resource have been flattened and secured to protect my work (therefore not editable). As with every Google slide, buyers can add text boxes to write their own information or insert images.**

Follow me @thelibrarians.playground on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest for teacher tips. Follow the Librarian’s Playground with Ms.G on Teachers Pay teacher for updates on new products. Email me with any questions or suggestions for improvement thelibrarians.playground@gmail.com

Elevate your French Second Language (FSL) classroom experience with this comprehensive school vocabulary resource bundle. Enhance language learning with flashcards, perfect for engaging games and interactive lessons. Reinforce basic school vocabulary with intriguing activities such as mystery word worksheets, word searches, drawing exercises, and fun games. These printable resources are versatile, making them ideal for sub plans, center activities, or low-prep days. Unlock creativity as students personalize their learning by designing their own locker and crafting sentences to describe it.

Resource 1: Personal school Supplies
Included:
-36 flashcards (flashcards can be used for a multitude of language games)
-Answer response sheet included for Scoot with flashcards
-Flyswatter Smash /Slap- includes one image to project on board
-Ten low prep worksheets for students to practice the new vocabulary (mystery word vocabulary match, word search, crosswords, drawing and more )
-Mini-project- design and write about your locker (template and example)
-An editable sub plan - sheets work even if your substitute does not speak French

Resource 2: School subjects and places

This French Second Language (FSL) resource reviews vocabulary with a focus on basic school subjects, larger school items, and areas in a school. Students can practice speaking with 3 dialogue suggestions. Students can also label school spaces and do a scavenger hunt.

Included:

-39 flashcards (flashcards can be used for a multitude of language games)

-Answer response sheet included for Scoot with flashcards

-Flyswatter Smash /Slap- includes one image to project on board

-Ten low prep worksheets for students to practice the new vocabulary (mystery word vocabulary match, word search, crosswords and more )

-Three simple skits to practice speaking

-School room signs to label spaces in the building and a basic scavenger hunt

-An editable sub plan - sheets work even if your substitute does not speak French

Resource 3: Bingo

Bring some fun in to your French FSL class with school vocabulary bingo. This engaging resource is perfect for vocabulary review. Either print and play or use Google classroom to play digitally. Two bingo options to pick from - with or without words. Quick setup, suitable for any age.

What you will find :

1-Thirty-five cards without words (image only)

2-Thirty-five cards with words and images

3-Bingo calling list for teacher with 35 images (and use as vocabulary list for students too)

Google classroom set up- share slides in your Google classroom and assign each student a number from 1-36. Students can make their own copy of their card. Students use the red circles as bingo markers. IF more markers are needed- select a circle ctrl+D.

Resource 4 : Question du jour

These FSL (French as a second language) school themed "question du jour" or "bell ringers" help to encourage conversation while expanding vocabulary. There are also "four corner" and "stand up if" slides to combine language learning and movement. Starting your FSL class each day with a daily question is a great way to get students talking, and it establishes a low stress routine.

Included:

-Teacher overview

-New vocabulary with engaging images

-Over 37 suggestions for daily questions including 10 "Four corners" and 10 "Stand up if"

-Daily questions can also serve as a daily writing prompt

Bonus Resource: Games

*Please note the flashcards are similar in this resource but the price is reduced to account for some repeats.

This is an engaging core French Second Language FSL resource with game suggestions to review basic school vocabulary. There are printable flashcards with 63 images. This resource is perfect for reinforcing vocabulary while having fun playing games like Scoot, Typhon, or Flyswatter smash/Board slap.

Included:

-63 colored flashcards (flashcards can be used for a multitude of language games)

-Answer response sheet included

-Two options for Scoot questions (English support for beginner students or flashcards)

-Typhon  grid and questions - The grid can be adapted to review any topic. Blank typhon question sheets included.

-Flyswatter Smash board/Board slp- various ways to play including project the image on the board.

-Three page overview of 10 basic FSL games to review vocabulary

There are ten game suggestions included that will have your students actively participating in a friendly learning environment. From the classic "Memory" flashcard game to the interactive "Flyswatter Smash" game, students will have a blast while reinforcing their understanding of basic French vocabulary. Inside this resource, there are suggestions to keep your students motivated and actively engaged in their language learning journey. 

** Please note that the writing and images on this Google slide resource have been flattened and secured to protect my work (therefore not editable). As with every Google slide, buyers can add text boxes to write their own information or insert images.**

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Introducing a comprehensive and engaging French as a Second Language (FSL) resource bundle designed for beginners to intermediate language learners. With a diverse range of lessons and activities related to fashion and clothing, this resource is guaranteed to make language learning enjoyable and effective. Each lesson is thoughtfully structured, allowing for gradual progression and differentiated instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners. The user-friendly format will simplify your busy teaching schedule.

Included:

Resource 1: Basic Clothing Vocabulary Introduction

-48 flashcards of basic clothing and accessories (with game suggestions)

-15 worksheets to practice clothing vocabulary words 

-2 basic skits and role plays

-Basic grammar lessons (aimer/porter) plus negative 

-Opportunities for students to share their opinion of some fashion (J'aime/Je n'aime pas)

-Basic listening activity

Resource 2- Basic Clothing Vocabulary Activities

Students can practice French by:

-Planning a survey of  favorite clothing items (Je ne porte jamais, Je porte souvent)

-Grammar practice - adverbs of frequency

-Write fashion critiques for their favorite celebrities.(J'aime, Je n'aime pas) 

-Budget to shop online and  to make a complete outfit (Je veux acheter…)

-Packing a suitcase with different clothes items (Dans ma valise, il y a…)

-Practice four dialogue templates (in a store and talking about celebrity style)

-Showcasing their own style by using our social media template. 

Resource 3: Talking about Clothing 

Engaging images and new clothing vocabulary 

Over 30 "Question du jour" or "Bell ringer" suggestions

A written project idea to encourage creativity

Present tense verbs with limited future and past tense

Basic questions with some simple options included

Resource 4:

A teacher overview of the 5 clothing projects/activities

A printable French and English clothing vocabulary list

Four conversation mats to help students plan and write

Five project examples with sample sentence models for FSL students

A list of simplified teen styles and descriptions

A store ad and comprehension questions

5 Projects and activities:

-A fashion show script template and model

-Prepare a "red carpet" interview with your "favorite" celebrity

-Fashion Inspiration board template (and examples)

-Create a catalog sales page for a your own store

-Research an online store website (questions to answer)

- An option for students to create a personal video clip of their fashion choices

Resource 5: Games to review clothing vocabulary

This game resource includes the following:

-45 colored flashcards for games

-3 typhon grids and sets of questions about clothing

-3 sets of question suggestions for the game Scoot

-Additional "Qui est-ce?" slides

-Various game suggestions to review clothing vocabulary and verbs

Grab this FSL resource pack today and watch your students' language skills flourish as they engage in interactive activities, real-world connections, and captivating lessons.

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Elevate your French Second Language (FSL) classroom experience with this comprehensive school vocabulary resource bundle. Enhance language learning with flashcards, perfect for engaging games and interactive lessons. Reinforce basic school vocabulary with intriguing activities such as mystery word worksheets, word searches, drawing exercises, and fun games. These printable resources are versatile, making them ideal for sub plans, center activities, or low-prep days. Unlock creativity as students personalize their learning by designing their own locker and crafting sentences to describe it.

Resource 1: Personal school Supplies
Included:
-36 flashcards (flashcards can be used for a multitude of language games)
-Answer response sheet included for Scoot with flashcards
-Flyswatter Smash /Slap- includes one image to project on board
-Ten low prep worksheets for students to practice the new vocabulary (mystery word vocabulary match, word search, crosswords, drawing and more )
-Mini-project- design and write about your locker (template and example)
-An editable sub plan - sheets work even if your substitute does not speak French

Resource 2: School subjects and places

This French Second Language (FSL) resource reviews vocabulary with a focus on basic school subjects, larger school items, and areas in a school. Students can practice speaking with 3 dialogue suggestions. Students can also label school spaces and do a scavenger hunt.

Included:

-39 flashcards (flashcards can be used for a multitude of language games)

-Answer response sheet included for Scoot with flashcards

-Flyswatter Smash /Slap- includes one image to project on board

-Ten low prep worksheets for students to practice the new vocabulary (mystery word vocabulary match, word search, crosswords and more )

-Three simple skits to practice speaking

-School room signs to label spaces in the building and a basic scavenger hunt

-An editable sub plan - sheets work even if your substitute does not speak French

Resource 3: Bingo

Bring some fun in to your French FSL class with school vocabulary bingo. This engaging resource is perfect for vocabulary review. Either print and play or use Google classroom to play digitally. Two bingo options to pick from - with or without words. Quick setup, suitable for any age.

What you will find :

1-Thirty-five cards without words (image only)

2-Thirty-five cards with words and images

3-Bingo calling list for teacher with 35 images (and use as vocabulary list for students too)

Google classroom set up- share slides in your Google classroom and assign each student a number from 1-36. Students can make their own copy of their card. Students use the red circles as bingo markers. IF more markers are needed- select a circle ctrl+D.

Bonus Resource: Games

*Please note the flashcards are similar in this resource but the price is reduced to account for some repeats.

This is an engaging core French Second Language FSL resource with game suggestions to review basic school vocabulary. There are printable flashcards with 63 images. This resource is perfect for reinforcing vocabulary while having fun playing games like Scoot, Typhon, or Flyswatter smash/Board slap.

Included:

-63 colored flashcards (flashcards can be used for a multitude of language games)

-Answer response sheet included

-Two options for Scoot questions (English support for beginner students or flashcards)

-Typhon  grid and questions - The grid can be adapted to review any topic. Blank typhon question sheets included.

-Flyswatter Smash board/Board slp- various ways to play including project the image on the board.

-Three page overview of 10 basic FSL games to review vocabulary

There are ten game suggestions included that will have your students actively participating in a friendly learning environment. From the classic "Memory" flashcard game to the interactive "Flyswatter Smash" game, students will have a blast while reinforcing their understanding of basic French vocabulary. Inside this resource, there are suggestions to keep your students motivated and actively engaged in their language learning journey. 

** Please note that the writing and images on this Google slide resource have been flattened and secured to protect my work (therefore not editable). As with every Google slide, buyers can add text boxes to write their own information or insert images.**

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This basic FSL French bundle is designed to enhance conversation skills and vocabulary. With included writing and project ideas centered around favorite sports, hobbies, activities and adventure planning, students have the opportunity to practice new vocabulary both orally and in written form. This resource offers a low-prep solution for whole class discussions, partner activities, or even as a substitute plan.

Included:

- Teacher overview with slides to guide the projects step by step

-New vocabulary with engaging images and sentence starters

-Over 80 slide suggestions for "Questions du jour" or “Prof du jour"

-Writing or project ideas including two backpack templates and several graphic organizers (beginner and intermediate)

Resource 1 (winter themed with sports, clothing and activities)

Resource 2 (sports themed)

Questions du jour:

Ask daily questions as "prof du jour" or "bell ringers" on the topic of winter, pastimes and sports

Vocabulary:

Sports and activities

Basic clothing

Weather vocabulary

Calendar vocabulary

Present tense verbs 

Some use of the conditional

Resource 3: Plan your adventure (similar to resource 4)

This French FSL resource helps to encourage speaking and writing about outdoor sports and activities. There are engaging templates included which focus on planning an outdoor adventure. Students respond orally to each question, as they add on to their “adventure” plan. This “print and go” resource takes the stress out of planning. This could also work as a step by step substitute  plan.

Students enjoy being creative as they add artwork and sentences to their paper bag backpack (templates included as well as other writing options).

Basic Vocabulary:

Outdoor activities

Limited list choices for location and wildlife

Basic personal information (emergency card)

Simple sentence structures (Je veux aller, Je veux manger…)

Helpful with backpack template:

Scissors, glue, tape, colored pencils, printed templates and a paper bag for each student

Resource 4: Plan my adventure beginner to intermediate level

The final resource has several of the same features as the basic 3D paper bag backpack. This resource has more intermediate sentence structure with some editable options. Teachers can change the questions to work with their class. The printable backpack template may also be better suited for older students.

This activity bundle can be done over several classes, by starting your FSL class off each day with a question of the day. Students write a sentence each day to add to the writing templates.

** Please note that the writing and images on this Google slide resource have been flattened and secured to protect my work (therefore not editable). As with every Google slide, buyers can add text boxes to write their own information or insert images.**

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This basic core French FSL bundle helps to review vocabulary related to describing people, their physical appearance and emotions. There are templates for interviewing a partner, "investigating" one's teacher and more low prep activities.

Resource 1 Describing People

Included:

- Teacher overview and further activity suggestions

-Three culturally diverse panels of photographs for the game Guess who/Qui suis-je? Photograph panels can be shared with students to play with partners, printed (color) or used for the class to play with a projector.

-Three printable sheets with descriptions for students to match the descriptions to photos.

-Handout to help students ask questions for the activity “Twenty Questions”

-Ten hidden celebrity pictures for students to try to identify by asking “Twenty Questions”. Squares are removed as they ask each question.

-Templates for students to create their own “Wanted” posters with descriptions of a friend. Plus they can make up their friends "crime" and add a photograph if done in Google slides.

-Suggestions for projects for students to create their own “Twenty Questions” activity or students can write about their favorite celebrity to present.

Vocabulary Review:

Physical descriptions/Facial

Present tense verbs 

Basic sentence structures

Please note: This resource works best using a projector in class or if students can view copies on Google classroom. Printing the photograph grid in b/w would not work well for the physical descriptions. 

Resource 2

This French Second Language FSL resource helps review basic personal questions with core French students. This is a great way to get to know your students.

Students can interview their classmates to get extra speaking practice. Next they can either write about the classmate (Tout sur ____) or about themselves with several templates to pick from (Tout sur moi!). Finally there are 24 personal basic profiles given with 3 suggested games and activities for more speaking practice with personal questions (i.e. How old are you? What is your favorite pastime?).

In addition to the pre-designed templates, there are blank options which gives more flexibility to stronger classes. There are 22 interview questions included which students can use for support while writing a paragraph. There is a simplified version also included.

Included:

-Four template formats including smartphone, retro signs, basic style or pennant flag

-Let students investigate you with "Qui est mon prof?" (2 levels included)

-Students also become a detective with "Le Détective des Camarades"

-A list of 22 basic questions (with English for support) - this allows students to pick their own sentences or it could be used for an interview

-Blank templates that allow for more personalized sentences

-Additional templates to write about a classmate

-Twenty questions handout (with English support)

-Twenty-four basic personal profiles and suggested activities and games

-Bonus activity : Guess who ? Students write 8 clues and classmates have to guess who it is...

Resource 3 - Emotions - Question du jour

This basic French (FSL) four corners activity helps to encourage conversation with beginner FSL students while focusing on emotions (l'apprentissage social et émotionnel). This interactive icebreaker combines language learning and movement. Students will actively participate by choosing from a list of emotions and discussing their choices.

Included:

- Teacher overview

-New vocabulary with engaging images

-Twenty large photograph flashcards with emotions

-Over 40 slide suggestions for "Questions du Jour" / "Quatre coins"

Vocabulary:

Present tense verbs/limited conditional

basic vocabulary with images to help with comprehension

20 emotions flashcashs

Resource 4- Emotions

This French (FSL) resource has activities to encourage conversation on emotions while improving language skills (SEL or l'apprentissage social et émotionnel). Students can write in a daily emotions notebook, think about what activities make them feel better and write down their preferred activities. There are several sheets to practice writing emotion vocabulary and grammar. Finally there are templates for a mini project where students can reflex their emotional choices.

Included:

- Teacher overview

-Two formats for writing "Mon carnet d’émotions"

-Images and a supporting list to discuss "things that help make you feel better"

-Seven worksheet options for beginner students to practice writing new vocabulary and grammar (avoir/être)

-Two simple skits to practice new vocabulary

-Two templates for a final mini project

-18 emoji emotion flashcards

Vocabulary:

Present tense verbs/limited conditional

1 French/English lexique to help with writing - "activities that make you happy" and additional emotions

** Please note that the writing and images on this Google slide resource have been flattened and secured to protect my work (therefore not editable). As with every Google slide, buyers can add text boxes to write their own information or insert images.**

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Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 2, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used to begin the second year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the first year units 1-8 and second year unit 1-3. Includes lesson plans for 12 days, focusing on the formation of the imparfait, and the usage of the imparfait and passé composé.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Printable word wall posters for vocabulary

Links to vocabulary set on Gimkit, Blooket and Quizlet
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about the past

• Grab it! game for vocabulary
• Handout for students to write about "what was the setting"
• Handout for students to practice recognizing the imparfait/PC and why they are used
• Handout for students to write about their lives
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story

• It's not fair game for unit story in both English and French
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• NEW! Access to digital/distance version of student activities

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the level 1 units 1-8 and level 2 unit 1, 2 and 3.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the second semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour, J'aime, le Lycée, On va sortir and La Famille units. Includes lesson plans for 10 days, talking about clothing items and shopping at various stores in France.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word wall printable vocabulary
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about clothing and shopping
• Handout to practice using different forms of quel and ce
• Handout for students to talk to each other about clothing descriptions
• Handout for students to read about clothing description
• Internet shopping activity
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany short story
• Handout for short story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of short story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• It's not fair game in English and French to check comprehension of unit story

• Link to Quizlet/Blooket/Gimkit sets for vocabulary words.

• NEW! includes digital/virtual versions of activities for students.

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour, J'aime, Le Lycée, On va Sortir and Ma Famille et mes amis units.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

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Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

This is a unit that can be used the very early in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour unit. Includes lesson plans for 10 days, introducing likes and dislikes.

Included in this unit:

• Lesson plan guide for each day

• PowerPoint with lesson for each day

• Word wall printables with vocabulary

• Student dictionary handout page

• Handout to practice writing about what you like and dislike

• Handout to practice going from the 'tu' to the 'je' form of -er verbs

• Handout for students to practice asking each other what activities they like

• Handout for students to practicing making and responding to invitations

• Song activity to go with the song "J'aime"

• Short story using vocabulary from the unit

• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank

• Running dictation game to accompany short story

• "Four corners" signs to use when discussing likes and dislikes

• Handout for short story retell/rewrite

• animated video of short story

• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentation speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• It's not fair Game for the unit story in English and French

• Links to Quizlet/Blooket/Gimkit vocabulary practice sets

• NEW! Now includes distance/digital version of activities.

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour unit.

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-7 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here: http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

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Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the second semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour, J'aime, le Lycée, On va sortir and La Famille, Les Achats and Bon Appétit units. Includes lesson plans for 11 days, talking about housing in the French-speaking world.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word wall printable vocabulary posters
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about the house and town/city
• Handout for students to talk to each other about giving directions
• Handout for students to read about giving directions
• Internet activities for finding a house/apartment, furniture and a castle
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story
• It's not fair Games in English and French to accompany unit story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• Links to Gimkit/Quizlet/Blooket set for vocabulary practice.

• NEW! Access to digital/distance student activities

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour, J'aime, Le Lycée, On va Sortir, Ma Famille et mes amis, Les Achats and Bon Appétit units.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-7 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

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• Ma famille et mes amis - Comprehensible Input unit 5 for beginning French
• On va sortir - Comprehensible Input unit 4 for beginning French

Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 2, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used to begin the second year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the first year units 1-8. Includes lesson plans for 12 days, talking about schools, school supplies, courses and more.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word Wall printable posters
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about school, their classes and teachers

• Grab it! game for school supply vocabulary
• Handout for students to read about "rate my professor"
• Handout for students to practice speaking about school
• Internet activities for Le bac and schools
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story

It's not fair game for unit story - both French and English versions

Access links to vocabulary sets for Gimkit, Blooket and Quizlet
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• NEW! Includes access to digital/distance version of student activities.

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the level 1 units 1-8.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 2, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used to begin the second year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the first year units 1-8 and second year unit 1. Includes lesson plans for 12 days, talking about body parts, daily routine, toiletries and reflexive verbs.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word wall printable vocabulary posters
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about their daily routine

• Grab it! game for body part and toiletry vocabulary
• Handout for students to read reviews of toiletry products
• Handout for students to practice speaking about what they do to get ready
• Internet activity to shop for personal hygiene supplies
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• It's not fair game for unit story in both French and English versions

• Links to Quizlet, Blooket and Gimkit vocabulary sets

• NEW! Access to digital/distance version of student activities

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the level 1 units 1-8 and level 2 unit 1.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour, J'aime and le Lycée units. Includes lesson plans for 10 days, talking about things to do when you go out - sporting events, movies, and eating at a restaurant or a café.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• PowerPoint with lesson for each day

Printable word wall with vocabulary for unit
• Student dictionary handout page
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about what you like to eat
• Handout to practice using the je/tu/il/elle/on forms of prendre
• Handout for students to talk to each other about sports and teams
• Handout for students to read about movie genres
• Handout to practice making invitations via text message
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany short story
• Handout for short story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of short story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentation speaking,

• interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• Unfair game in English and French to check comprehension of unit story

• Links to Quizlet/Blooket/Gimkit vocabulary practice sets

• NEW! Includes distance/digital version of student activities.

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Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour, J'aime and Le Lycée units.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here: http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

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• Bonjour! Comprehensible Input unit 1 for beginning French
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Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the first semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A unit that can be used the very early in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour and J'aime units Includes lesson plans for 10 days, talking about school and telling time.

Here's what's included:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• PowerPoint with lesson for each day
• Word wall printables
• Student dictionary handout page
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about a school schedule
• Handout to practice reading about school supplies
• Handout for students to practice asking each other about their schedule
• Handout for students to practicing asking about prices
• Short story using vocabulary from the unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany short story
• Handout for short story retell/rewrite
• animated video of short story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentation speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing
• A printable set of number pages 0-20, 30, 40, 50 for use when teaching numbers without teaching to count
• It's not fair game in English and French to check comprehension of unit story
• Links to Quizlet/Blooket/Gimkit vocabulary practice sets
• NEW! Includes distance/digital version of student activities

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour and J'aime units.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-6 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here:http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

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• Bonjour! Comprehensible Input unit 1 for beginning French

• J'aime - Comprehensible Input unit 2 for beginning French

• On va sortir - Comprehenisble Input unit 4 for beginning French

Are you wanting to use French comprehensible input in your classes, but:

• You are required to use a district textbook?
• You need a little bit of structure as you get your feet wet with comprehensible input?
• You are required to give a district final, but want to use CI to teach your classes?

If so, this comprehensible input unit for French is for you!

This unit is the perfect complement to a district curriculum or textbook - it covers some of the typical vocabulary and grammar taught in the second semester of French 1, but with a more communicative approach.  Work through the unit with circling and repetition and at the end of each unit, your students will be amazed at how much they can do with the language!

A complete unit that can be used in the first year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the Bonjour, J'aime, le Lycée, On va sortir and La Famille and Les Achats units. Includes lesson plans for 11 days, talking about food and cooking in French.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word wall with cards for unit vocabulary
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about foods and cooking
• Handout for students to talk to each other about food quantities
• Handout for students to read about food description
• Internet activities for restaurant reviews and recipes
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story
• It's not fair Game in French and English to accompany unit story
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• Links for Quizlet/Blooket/Gimkit sets for vocabulary.

• NEW - includes access to digital/distace version of student activities

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the Bonjour, J'aime, Le Lycée, On va Sortir, Ma Famille et mes amis and Les Achats units.

Units 1-8 are available for level 1 and units 1-7 for level 2.  Each unit builds on the previous units' vocabulary. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here: http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK

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• J'habite ici... - Comprehensible Input unit 8 for beginning French
• Les Achats - Comprehensible Input unit 6 for beginning French
• Ma famille et mes amis - Comprehensible Input unit 5 for beginning French
• On va sortir - Comprehensible Input unit 4 for beginning French
• Bon Appétit - Comprehensible Input unit 7 for beginning French

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A complete unit that can be used to begin the second year of French. It builds on the vocabulary from the first year units 1-8 and second year unit 1-4. Includes lesson plans for 10 days, focusing on the use of y and en and the formation of the comparative and superlative.

This unit includes the following materials:

• Lesson plan guide for each day
• Powerpoint with lesson for each day
• Student dictionary handout page

Word wall printable vocabulary poster set

Links to vocabulary set on Quizlet, Gimkit and Blooket
• Handouts to practice writing and reading about activities and sports

• Grab it! game for vocabulary
• Handout for students to write about comparisons between two things
• Handout for students to practice recognizing why y and en were used
• Handout for students to practice speaking about the most/least
• Unit story using vocabulary from this unit
• Cloze activities to accompany story - one with and one without word bank
• Running dictation game to accompany unit story
• Handout for unit story retell/rewrite
• Animated video of unit story

It's not fair game for unit story in English and French versions
• Short assessments for unit: reading, listening, presentational speaking, interpersonal communication and presentational writing

• NEW! Now includes digital/virtual version of student activities (Google drive)

Use the unit on its own or as a follow-up to the level 1 units 1-8 and level 2 units 1-4.

Use the unit as a jumping off point to start your year off comprehensibly! This unit is especially useful if:

• You are required to teach a textbook curriculum but prefer CI - it follows some of the most common sequencing found in current French textbooks.

• You want to do CI but you need a little bit of structure.

• You are required to give a common district final - it covers many of the things found in most first semester courses.

Units 1-8 for level 1 and units 1-7 for level 2 are available now. All units build on the vocabulary of the previous units. A list of the vocabulary for each unit is available here: http://bit.ly/2Sg3tLK