High School French Projects

Enhance your French as a second language classroom with this resource designed to help students use and practice vocabulary related to clothing and fashion. Whether you want to create a dynamic fashion show or stimulate creativity with a fashion inspiration board, this resource has sentence models and examples to help beginner II and intermediate leveled students practice French.

*This resource should be used after students have already been introduced to sentence structure, basic clothing vocabulary, adjectives, colors and present tense verbs.

This resource includes the following:

A teacher overview of the 5 clothing projects/activities

A printable French/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

Projects and activities:

Beginner II to Intermediate levels:

-A written fashion show template and model

-Fashion Inspiration board template

-Create a catalog sales page for a your own store

- An option for students to create a personal video clip of their fashion choices (a very basic sample student video included)

-Research an online store website (questions to answer)

-Prepare a "red carpet" interview video with your "favorite" celebrity (record with green screen for more fun)

Intermediate:

-Research a fashion style for teens and make a graphic collage to display the style and write short descriptions for each element of the style.

These projects can be done over several classes, by starting your FSL class off each day with a lesson on sentence structure. Students write sentences each day to add to the writing templates. It is helpful if students also share orally the sentences to get extra practice.

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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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Cette ressource propose 11 projets (chacun avec sa propre rubrique) pour une évaluation formative après la lecture d'un roman. Je les utilise avec mes élèves après un club de lecture ou après une lecture indépendante de leur choix.

Vous pouvez choisir de faire travailler tous les élèves sur le même projet, ou leur donner un élément de choix et leur faire choisir leur propre activité, en fonction de leurs intérêts, de leurs forces et de leurs objectifs.

Ces projets offrent aux élèves des occasions de faire preuve de créativité, d'ingéniosité et d'explorer leurs romans sous un angle différent.

Les options de projet dans cette ressource incluent :

• « Full textos ! » (Un projet créatif qui amène les élèves à réfléchir profondément sur les personnages, la personnalité et les événements de leur roman en créant des conversations texto entre les personnages du roman.)
• « Une BD brillante » (Projet créatif où les élèves créent une bande dessinée à partir des événements de leur roman, dans l'ordre chronologique.)
• « L'actualité du roman » (Un projet créatif dans lequel des étudiants se font passer pour un journaliste et créent un journal basé sur des événements et des personnages de leur roman.)
• « Cartographie-le ! » (Un projet créatif dans lequel les élèves cartographient le cadre de leur roman et présentent des événements clés.)
• « L'histoire ne s'arrête pas là ! » (Un projet d'écriture créative qui donnera aux élèves la possibilité d'écrire une suite ou un dernier chapitre manquant à leur roman.)
• « Affiche de film » (Un projet créatif qui amènera vos élèves à penser cinématographiquement à leur roman. Ils choisiront des acteurs et créeront une affiche de film basée sur leur roman.)
• « La playlist de mon roman » (Un projet musical créatif qui amènera les élèves à créer une bande originale de leur roman en choisissant et en analysant avec soin des chansons qui correspondent au thème et aux événements de leur roman.)
• « Chronologie captivante » (Un projet créatif qui amènera les élèves à construire une chronologie de leur roman - du début à la fin - présentant les événements clés, les problèmes et les résolutions.)
• « Cher Journal ... »(Un projet d'écriture créative qui amènera les élèves à écrire une série d'entrées de journal du point de vue d'un personnage principal de leur roman.)
• « Art nouveau »(Un projet artistique qui permet la créativité artistique et la liberté de mettre en valeur des thèmes, des personnages et des événements par le biais de l'art.)
• « L'habit ne fait pas le moine ! » (Un projet créatif qui permettra aux élèves de recréer la couverture et la quatrième de la couverture de leur roman. Les élèves compareront l'original avec le leur et analyseront leurs choix et modifications personnels.)

Desert Island Explorer is an engaging, two-week game-based sub unit designed for grades 5 to 9, offering an immersive and bilingual experience centered around the theme of desert islands. This project-based learning module combines elements of language arts, science, and teamwork to enhance students' critical thinking, creativity, and collaborative skills.

• Lessons are provided in English, and all activities within are French and English.
• These products work in English or French classrooms.

Nothing is more stressful than having to leave work for an extended time: our profession requires us to plan, to create engaging resources, and to assume the subs covering have French capabilities. We all know that's... not the reality of this profession. When you've gotta be out, you've gotta be out, and frankly, when you're in this position, you've not got the time, energy or mental health to allow for this level of planning. That's where I come in! This ressource covers you for roughly two weeks: providing your sub with direction in English, and activities in both English and French to ensure a seamless absence... And if you aren't actually out (or maybe you're checked out and just a body in the room!) but just want someone to tell you what to do for 2 weeks, this checks out for that, too.

I integrate discussion-based prompts, writing activities, reading activities, film watching, reflections, games, math tasks, group work, projects, presentations, art tasks - just about everything to keep them engaged while you're away! This is a clear and engaging this resource for your next emergency absence.

In this mega crypt of activities relating to desert island survival, you'll discover the following activities:

• All lesson plans (in English) for 15 activities and projects;
• Desert Island Charades (An engaging team activity where they must act out different desert island scenarios and go head-to-head against the opposing team);
• Island Survival Expedition (A team-based activity on choosing the items to bring to a desert island - without surpassing a maximum weight limit);
• Shipwrecked (An activity which will have students ranking items based on their importance for survival after being shipwrecked);
• A Brief History of the Message in a Bottle with 2 questions;
• Make Your Own Message in a Bottle (An engaging, meaningful task which involves students writing, decorating, "throwing to sea" and finding bottles with their classmates);
• Bottle + old paper templates (For use with Message in a Bottle activities);
• Dilemme sur une île déserte (4 pages of math activities - French only);
• 2 x Reading comprehension:
  • “Perdus en mer” (French only - grades 7-9) with questions;
  • “L’Île mystérieuse” (French only - grades 4-6) with questions.
• Desert Island Dilemma (A writing prompt with information for idea generation);
• Film project (Success criteria and rubrics included for this team-based, drama-focused task);
• The great survival strategy (Stations activity on persuasive language techniques and strategies)
• The great survival strategy (Persuasive prompt following the stations activity)
• Jeopardy-style flash cards (Whole group team-based game on finding the best answer)
• Watch + Respond (A film to be viewed with examples on how to engage students with their listening)
• Watch + Respond (Student question list - English only)
• Watch + Respond (Collaborative question cards - English only)
• The Ultimate Survival Guide (A final project which will have students creating pamphlets, brochures or an infographic on a desert island. Includes success criteria and rubrics in both English and French).

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Plongez vos élèves dans l'exploration fascinante des légendes du monde entier avec ce projet de recherche interactif ! Ce produit pédagogique offre aux étudiants l'opportunité d'étudier des légendes provenant de cultures variées, allant des histoires locales du Québec et des cultures autochtones, jusqu'aux récits d'Afrique, d'Écosse, de Porto Rico, de Nouvelle-Zélande, d'Hawaï, de Russie, et bien plus encore. Les élèves découvriront comment les traditions orales ont traversé le temps et comment elles reflètent les valeurs et les croyances des différentes cultures.

Dans ce document, vous trouverez tout le nécessaire pour démarrer ce projet :

• Explications claires : Des instructions détaillées pour guider les enseignants et les élèves à travers chaque étape du projet.
• Critères de réussite : Des indicateurs précis pour aider les élèves à comprendre les attentes de leur recherche et présentation.
• Rubriques d'évaluation : Des outils d'évaluation pour les présentations orales et les travaux écrits, facilitant la correction.
• Clés de réponses : Un guide complet pour corriger les graphiques, les infographies et les présentations des élèves.
• Organisateurs graphiques : Des modèles pratiques pour aider les élèves à structurer leurs recherches et à synthétiser les informations.
• Auto-évaluations : Des outils pour que les élèves puissent réfléchir sur leur propre travail et leurs compétences.

Les enseignants auront également le choix entre deux versions pour que les élèves sélectionnent leur légende :

1. Tirage au sort : Imprimez et découpez les différentes légendes pour les placer dans un chapeau ou un bocal, permettant un choix aléatoire.
2. Activité de carousel : Utilisez les versions résumées des textes pour une activité de type caroussel, où les élèves pourront explorer les 40 légendes et choisir celle qui les inspire le plus.

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The Loire Valley is famous for beautiful castles like Chambord and Chenonceau, but France is loaded with hundreds of other gorgeous historic castles! With this project, your students will research one of 25 famous French châteaux, create captivating travel videos, present their videos to the class, and vote to select the top 3 castles. This unique student-led virtual field trip combines research, creativity, presentation skills, and cultural understanding, offering an interactive and fun learning experience. It can be tied into units on French culture, history, geography, and architecture. Not only will you have busy students for a week while they develop individualized projects, but the grading is made easy too!
Depending on language level, projects can be completed in French or English. Get ready to ignite a passion for French language and culture in your classroom one country at a time!

Key Features of the Project:

1. Real-Life Application: This project taps into the real-life context of travel, allowing students to explore 25 châteaux across France and practice language skills in a meaningful way.

2. Research and Inquiry: Students conduct research on a specific châteaux enhancing their critical thinking and information-gathering abilities.

3. Cultural Awareness: The project fosters cultural understanding as students delve into the significance of each castle within the rich context of French culture and history.

4. Creative Expression: Students showcase their creativity by producing engaging travel videos, enhancing their communication and storytelling abilities.

5. Collaboration and Peer Learning: Students present their videos to the class, encouraging peer learning, active listening, and cross-cultural appreciation.

6. Competitive Element: The voting aspect adds an element of friendly competition, fueling excitement and motivation in the classroom.

7. Language Proficiency (Optional depending on level): Through script creation, video production, and oral presentations, students sharpen their language skills in writing, speaking, and listening.

Project Includes detailed notes to teacher with implementation schedule, list of 25 châteaux, project instruction sheet for students, storyboard templates, guided presentation notes with voting sheets for presentations and grading rubric.

Project works well for any level of upper school French (Foundations of French, French Exploratory, Middle School French, French 1, 2, 3, 4, and can even be modified for AP French),

Let's embark on this enriching virtual field trip around the world together!

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Celebrate the Global Influence of Francophones with this Dynamic French Video Project!

From artists to activists, this engaging project invites your students to explore the remarkable contributions of Francophones from around the world. With a choice of 200 influential historical figures, students will create captivating video presentations, showcase their work in class, and participate in a voting process to select the top 3 most influential individuals.

This comprehensive project blends research, creativity, presentation skills, and cultural understanding all while providing an interactive and enjoyable learning experience. Your students will be fully engaged, working on individualized projects throughout the week.

Project can be completed in French or English depending on your students' language level. Spark a passion for discovering French language and Francophone culture, one influential figure at a time!

Francophone Categories Include :

• Writers & Philosophers (25)
• Artists (25)
• Musicians (25)
• Politicians & Explorers (25)
• Scientists & Inventors (25)
• Fashion Designers (25)
• Athletes (25)
• Actors & Cinema Icons (25)

File Includes:

• Detailed teacher notes with an implementation schedule
• List of 200 Francophones to assign (plus additional blank template)
• Project instruction sheet for students
• Visual Storyboard templates
• Guided presentation notes with voting sheets to keep students engaged
• Grading rubric
• Certificate template for the "Most Influential Francophone" to be awarded at conclusion of project!

This project is ideal for any level of upper school French, including Foundations of French, French Exploratory, Middle School French, French 1, 2, 3, 4, and can even be adapted for AP French.

Embark on this enriching journey through Francophone culture today!

This is one of my students' favorite projects and a great way to wrap up a unit on clothing. In this project, students will embark on a virtual shopping adventure to purchase clothing items for a family in need. With $600 American dollars collected for a family affected by a recent house fire, students will use their language skills to navigate an authentic French online store to select clothing items for a family of four. My fashionistas get particularly into this one!

Students will:

• Translate their American dollars into Euros

• Browse through clothing categories

• Convert to European sizes

• Add items to their virtual shopping cart

• Stay within a given budget

• Take notes on new French vocabulary encountered during their shopping experience.

• Complete a "Liste de Cadeaux" to document their purchases

• Prepare a brief oral presentation in French to share with the class.

This project not only reinforces essential language skills such as vocabulary acquisition and currency conversion but also promotes empathy, cultural awareness, and community engagement. With clear instructions, interactive online shopping, and engaging presentation components, Allons Faire du Shopping! is sure to be a hit with your students too!
Bring real-world relevance and excitement to your French classroom -
Allons Faire du Shopping!

Do your students need to brush up on their clothing vocabulary before shopping? Check out French Clothing/Les Vêtements Vocabulary Activities/Practice/Emergency Sub Lesson!

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The French-speaking world is so much larger than just France! With this project, your students will research one of 29 francophone countries, create captivating travel videos, present their videos to the class, and vote to select the top 3 tourist destinations. This unique project combines research, creativity, presentation skills, and cultural understanding, offering an interactive and fun learning experience for your students. It's a perfect back to school activity to introduce students to the French-speaking world. Not only will you have busy students for a week while they develop individualized projects, but the grading is made easy too!
Depending on language level, projects can be completed in French or English. Get ready to ignite a passion for French language and culture in your classroom one country at a time!

Key Features of the Project:

1. Real-Life Application: This project taps into the real-life context of travel, allowing students to explore 29 francophone countries and practice language skills in a meaningful way.

2. Research and Inquiry: Students conduct research on a specific country enhancing their critical thinking and information-gathering abilities.

3. Cultural Awareness: The project fosters cultural understanding as students delve into the significance of each country within the rich context of French culture and history.

4. Creative Expression: Students showcase their creativity by producing engaging travel videos, enhancing their communication and storytelling abilities.

5. Collaboration and Peer Learning: Students present their videos to the class, encouraging peer learning, active listening, and cross-cultural appreciation.

6. Competitive Element: The voting aspect adds an element of friendly competition, fueling excitement and motivation in the classroom.

7. Language Proficiency (Optional depending on level): Through script creation, video production, and oral presentations, students sharpen their language skills in writing, speaking, and listening.

Project Includes detailed notes to teacher with implementation schedule, list of 29 countries to assign, project instruction sheet for students, storyboard templates, guided presentation notes with voting sheets for presentations and grading rubric.

Project works well for any level of upper school French (Foundations of French, French Exploratory, Middle School French, French 1, 2, 3, 4, and can even be modified for AP French),

Let's embark on this enriching virtual field trip around the world together!

Engage Your Students with an Interactive Paris Landmark Video Project

Tired of grading repetitive Eiffel Tower projects? With the "Discover Paris" project, students will research one of 24 iconic Paris landmarks, create captivating travel videos, present them to the class, and vote on the top 3 tourist destinations. This dynamic project combines research, creativity, and presentation skills with cultural understanding, making learning both interactive and fun.

Busy Students, Individualized Projects, and Easy Grading: Your students will stay engaged for a week with individualized projects, while you enjoy straightforward grading.

Flexible Language Options: Projects can be completed in either French or English, depending on your students' language level. Get ready to spark a passion for French language and culture in your classroom, one landmark at a time!

What’s Included:

• Detailed teacher notes with an implementation schedule
• List of 24 Paris landmarks to assign
• Project instruction sheet for students
• Storyboard templates
• Guided presentation notes with voting sheets
• Grading rubric

Ideal for Upper School French Classes: Perfect for any level of upper school French, including Foundations of French, French Exploratory, Middle School French, French 1, 2, 3, 4, and adaptable for AP French.

Let's embark on this enriching virtual field trip to Paris today!

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There is so much more to France than Paris! It's time to explore all the regions of France with your students. Your students will research one of 13 administrative regions of France and it's 5 overseas departments, create captivating travel videos, present their videos to the class, and vote to select the top 3 tourist destinations. This unique project combines research, creativity, presentation skills, and cultural understanding, offering an interactive and fun learning experience for your students. And for you? You will have busy students for a week, individualized projects, and easy grading!

Depending on language level, projects can be completed in French or English. Get ready to ignite a passion for French language and culture in your classroom one region at a time!

Key Features of the Project:

1. Real-Life Application: This project taps into the real-life context of travel, allowing students to explore France's varied regions and practice language skills in a meaningful way.
2. Research and Inquiry: Students conduct research on a specific region, enhancing their critical thinking and information-gathering abilities.
3. Cultural Awareness: The project fosters cultural understanding as students delve into the significance of each region within the rich context of French culture and history.
4. Creative Expression: Students showcase their creativity by producing engaging travel videos, enhancing their communication and storytelling abilities.
5. Collaboration and Peer Learning: Students present their videos to the class, encouraging peer learning, active listening, and cross-cultural appreciation.
6. Competitive Element: The voting aspect adds an element of friendly competition, fueling excitement and motivation in the classroom.
7. Language Proficiency (Optional depending on level): Through script creation, video production, and oral presentations, students sharpen their language skills in writing, speaking, and listening.

Project Includes detailed notes to teacher with implementation schedule, list of regions, project instruction sheet for students, storyboard templates, guided presentation notes with voting sheets for presentations and grading rubric.

Project works well for any level of upper school French (Foundations of French, French Exploratory, Middle School French, French 1, 2, 3, 4, and can even be modified for AP French),

Let's embark on this enriching virtual field trip through France together!

Looking for a collaborative project this Winter that focuses on cultural traditions? Most of your students are probably already pretty familiar with Christmas, Hanukkah, New Years, and Valentine's Day. But have they ever heard of La Chandeleur, La Fête des Rois, Jour des Aieux, Carnaval, or dozens of other holidays celebrated throughout the Francophone world from December through February?

This flexible group project is a great way to expose your students to a wide variety of cultural traditions and practices in a short amount of time with minimal effort on your part!

Students will work in groups of 2-4 to research Winter holidays in a given francophone country. Each member will focus on one holiday in their country, conduct research, and create a group slide presentation to teach the rest of the class what they have learned. Optional graphic organizers are perfect for diverse learners and guided notes for students to use during presentations keep everyone engaged and learning!

Includes:

-Notes to teacher with pacing suggestions

-Detailed Project Directions and Easy grading rubric

-29 Francophone Country cards

-Graphic Organizer

-Presentation Notes

-Materials available in English and French to make this work for all levels!

Perfect for giving yourself a break before Winter Break by focusing on teamwork and letting students teach each other! This is also a great project for those long, slow winter days that tend to drag in January and February.

Do your students work better alone? There is an Individual Version of this project! Are you looking for both options? These projects are also sold together as the Francophone Country Winter Holiday Project Bundle.

Need other seasonal ideas?

Explore my comprehensive French Noël/Christmas Vocabulary Activities/Practice/Enrichment/Emergency Sub for more vocab fun! With 10 pages of engaging written practice (featuring word searches, short answers, jumbles, and more) there is something for everyone! These activities not only utilize the same core vocabulary here but also introduce 8 additional seasonal words!

Or let them play a little with Noël Vocabulary Dominoes, Noël Vocabulary Cut & Paste Bingo, or Noël Vocabulary Dice.

Looking for something a little more secular? Try my Winter Vocabulary and Emergency Sub Plan. This one is good all season long!

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Tired of the same French Christmas Projects and looking for something a little more inclusive? Most of your students are probably already pretty familiar with how we celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, New Years, and Valentine's Day in the United States. But have they ever heard of La Chandeleur, La Fête des Rois, Jour des Aieux, Carnaval, or dozens of other holidays celebrated throughout the Francophone world from December through February?

This flexible project is a great way to expose your students to a wide variety of cultural traditions and practices in a short amount of time with minimal effort on your part!

Each student will pick a francophone country from a set of preprinted cards, select 2 winter holidays to research, and create a slide presentation to teach the rest of the class what they have learned. Optional graphic organizers are perfect for diverse learners and guided notes keep students engaged and learning during presentations!

Includes:

-Notes to teacher with pacing suggestions

-Detailed Project Directions and Easy grading rubric

-29 Francophone Country cards

-Graphic Organizer

-Presentation Notes

-Materials available in English and French to make this work for all levels!

Perfect for giving yourself a break before Winter Break by letting your students teach each other! This is also a great project for those long, slow winter days that tend to drag in January and February.

Do your students need some teamwork practice? There is an Group Version of this project! Are you looking for both options? These projects are also sold together as the Francophone Country Winter Holiday Project Bundle.

Need other seasonal ideas?

Explore my comprehensive French Noël/Christmas Vocabulary Activities/Practice/Enrichment/Emergency Sub for more vocab fun! With 10 pages of engaging written practice (featuring word searches, short answers, jumbles, and more) there is something for everyone! These activities not only utilize the same core vocabulary here but also introduce 8 additional seasonal words!

Or let them play a little with Noël Vocabulary Dominoes, Noël Vocabulary Cut & Paste Bingo, or Noël Vocabulary Dice.

Looking for something a little more secular? Try my Winter Vocabulary and Emergency Sub Plan. This one is good all season long!

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Looking for a great way to start off the school year? The Exploring French Influence in American Culture project is a great intro to French class at back to school time! Students will discover that French might not be such a foreign language after all. By exploring various influences, they will gain profound insights into how French language, traditions, and people have woven their presence into modern American life.

Students will research:

• French Words in English: Illustrating linguistic fusion.
• American Cities with French Name: Reflecting historical connections.
• French Foods: Showcasing culinary diversity.
• Famous French Americans: Investigating influence on various career fields.
• French Holidays or Customs: Bridging cultural traditions.
• Bilingual Product Labels and Signs: Demonstrating the impact of dual languages

Projects are presented to class in infographic, slide or even good-old posterboard format.

*Includes Graphic Organizer for students with diverse learning abilities and detailed rubric.

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Unlock the possibilities of using artificial intelligence (AI) in your French classroom! Students will learn how to program ChatGPT to act as a new friend named AndreAI from Belgium. They will embark on a captivating language-learning journey with AndreAI by joining in an immersive conversation about their school, subjects, supplies, teachers, and more.

As students engage in roleplay with their new language partner, they will receive valuable individualized feedback to refine their French speaking skills. Once they have completed at least 10 exchanges and taken time to reflect on the pros and cons of practicing language with AI, they will create a slide presentation, offering them a deeper understanding of 21st-century language learning. Together, let's blend the magic of AI with the beauty of the French language and witness the incredible possibilities unfold!

Topics covered in this project are inquiry-based and can be tailored to your curriculum but may include:

-Greetings/Introductions

-School Subjects

-School Supplies

-Personal Descriptions

-Time/Ordinal Numbers

This project is the perfect culmination to a unit on school vocabulary in Middle School Foundations of French, French I, or French II. It can also be modified for more advanced students.

If AI is restricted on student computers, this can be completed as a class using smartboard projection.

*The use of AI in this teaching project is solely intended for educational purposes and does not replace the guidance and expertise of a qualified human instructor. While AI can provide valuable insights and assistance, it may have limitations in understanding the individual needs of students. It is essential for educators to exercise discernment and adapt AI tools responsibly in the learning process. Students and teachers are encouraged to collaborate and prioritize human interaction for a well-rounded and personalized educational experience.

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Students use graphic software (Canva, Piktochart, PowerPoint, etc) to develop visual infographics that represent themselves using complete sentences in the target language. This can be used as a culminating project at the end of French I or makes a great review/ Back to School introduction for French II at the start of the school year!

Topics Covered Include:

-Descriptive Adjectives

-School Subjects

-School/Bedroom Items

-Birthdate/Age

-Likes/Dislikes

-Family Members

-Foods

-Hobbies and more

Competencies highlighted include:

1. Language Proficiency: Students will demonstrate their language proficiency by creating an infographic entirely in French. They will use appropriate vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structures to convey information about themselves.
2. Digital Literacy: The project requires students to use design programs like Canva, Piktochart, or Slides to create the infographic, fostering digital literacy skills and proficiency in using technology for communication.
3. Creativity and Originality: Students are encouraged to be original and creative in designing their infographics, making their personal information visually engaging and appealing.
4. Communication Skills: By presenting information about themselves, students will enhance their communication skills, as they articulate their preferences and other personal details in French.
5. Cultural Awareness: While sharing their favorite foods, family members, and other personal details, students may have the opportunity to include cultural aspects that reflect their own heritage.
6. Information Organization: Students will organize their infographic effectively, ensuring that all requested information is included and presented in a clear and coherent manner.
7. Data Visualization: Designing an infographic requires students to visually represent data, making information more accessible and engaging for viewers.
8. Self-Expression: The project encourages students to express their personality, interests, and background, fostering self-awareness and self-expression in Spanish.
9. Time Management: Students will need to manage their time efficiently to complete the project within the given timeframe.
10. Assessment and Evaluation: The infographics will be evaluated based on language usage, design creativity, information organization, and adherence to the grading rubric.

By completing this project, students will not only demonstrate their language skills but also develop digital literacy, creativity, and self-expression while sharing personal information in a visually appealing and culturally relevant format.

Includes detailed rubric.

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You and your class have worked hard all year, now it's time to practice before the final exam! This creative French Board Game Project should take about a week of class time and will review Grammar, Vocabulary, and Culture from each Unit/Chapter you covered this year... and it's fun! You've already done your job. It's time for the students to review on their own!

Features:

1. Language Proficiency: Students will demonstrate their language proficiency by formulating questions and answers in French. They will use vocabulary and grammar structures relevant to the specific chapters they are assigned.
2. Cultural Understanding: Students will incorporate cultural elements into their games, ensuring that the questions and themes reflect the culture and customs of the French-speaking countries studied in class.
3. Creativity: Students will exercise their creativity in designing and customizing the game to fit the assigned chapters. They will modify existing board games or create original ones with unique questions and challenges.
4. Collaboration and Teamwork: Working in groups, students will collaborate, delegate tasks, and brainstorm ideas to create a cohesive and engaging game.
5. Critical Thinking: Students will analyze the content of the assigned chapters, identifying key vocabulary, grammar points, and cultural aspects to include in their game questions.
6. Problem-Solving: As students design their games, they will encounter challenges and find creative solutions to address them.
7. Presentation Skills: Students will present their games to the class, explaining the rules, objectives, and how they integrated language and cultural elements.
8. Time Management: Students will need to manage their time effectively to complete the project within the given timeframe.
9. Resourcefulness: Students will make use of various materials such as markers, poster board, note cards, scissors, glue, dice, construction paper, and existing game pieces to create their games.
10. Engagement and Participation: Students' active participation in the project will indicate their enthusiasm for learning and applying their language skills.

By engaging in this project, students will not only reinforce their language skills but also develop essential competencies in collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity, all while having fun and showcasing what they have learned throughout the year in French class and giving you a much-needed break!

Includes step-by-step directions and a grading rubric. Perfect for End-of-Year or Back to School review!

*This one is the gift that keeps on giving! If you save these projects, you can pull them out next year. They work great as a part of an easy stations test review throughout the entire year!

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The French Culture Points Project is a student-centered cultural project that puts students in the driver's seat! This was one of my students' favorite projects to complete because it let them explore their own interests. It was also one of my favorite to grade because each one was different!

Students pick from tasks relevant to them like music, cooking, history, etc. Each tasks has points assigned to it so they must complete enough of these small tasks to total up to the grade they would like to receive (generally 4-5 tasks).

This project worked great for middle school and lower levels of language but could be adapted to upper language levels as well.

Duration varies. I assigned this as a take-home project. Several tasks can be completed in school, but not all. We took a 90 minute block period to present to the class. Some classes where students brought in speakers lasted longer.

Includes rubric to total points gained for project.