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French - Ordering Food at a Restaurant
This is a great little template for students to learn how to order a meal at a restaurant. Also included is how to ask for the bill (l'addition).
Students can fill in the blanks with the things they are ordering.
I had my own students prepare this a little and present it in front of the class. The students had a blast, totally getting into character and trying very hard to memorize their own lines.
Working on practical skills like ordering food is a must in my French classroom!
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4th - 12th
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Les passe-temps Lecture en Français - Hobbies Reading/Script in French
This 4-page file includes:~A French language reading on hobbies by way of a beginner level dialog between three people on the sports and instruments they play as well as other pastimes. Includes a glossary of new vocabulary and 8 true/false reading comprehension questions in English~The same reading but with French reading comprehension questions for differentiated learning. ~Answer key (2pgs)A great complement to your lesson on pastimes!Activity area: Have students read the script in groups of
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6th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: French Reading Bundle: 5 Lectures en Français at 30% OFF! (Version 1)
Au Restaurant Lecture en Français - French Reading in a Restaurant
This reading is a script between two people who are out enjoying a meal at a restaurant. Students are introduced to the conditional form of verbs as used for polite requests. (eg. Je voudrais ..) The reading includes a short glossary of new vocabulary and seven true/false reading comprehension questions in English to confirm comprehension. Also includes the same reading with no glossary and the reading comprehension section in French for differentiated learning.Activity idea: after reading the s
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
À l'aeroport Lecture en Français: At the Airport French Reading (vol, voyage)
This reading is in the present tense and features a family from Colorado traveling back to France to visit family. It describes how the family spends time at the airport and on the flight.Students are introduced to a lot of travel related vocabulary through an extensive glossary. After completion, students are required to answer 7 questions in English to ensure reading comprehension.Also includes a second version with no glossary and all the questions in French. Level: French 1/2Editable word do
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: French Travel Bundle: Bon Voyage (vol, hotel) 5 Lectures @30% off!
Culinary Tour of France
THE GOAL:To use classic French cuisine as a tool to visit every region, exploring history andtraditions along the way; to educate people about the variety in French cooking; to break down stereotypes about French food; to learn how geography influences cuisine. GOOD FOR ALL AGES:Can be used at any level as a springboard for discussion or as a wonderful visual stimulus in a French classroom. INCLUDES:A colorful power point presentation (153 slides) with accompanying script in English (10 pages)
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Au Centre-Ville Lecture en Français: French Reading on Places Around Town
This easy French reading is a script between three friends that run into each other doing errands around town. They discuss where they are going and where they have been and their plans for that night. Students can see prepositions in context regarding places around town. (à la/au etc.) Reading includes a glossary of new vocabulary.Includes 2 versions of the reading, with 10 true/false questions in English OR French for differentiated learning. Level: French 1Editable Word file.Answer key includ
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6th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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French Dialogue: 3 Customizable Conversations & Pronunciation: Weekend Plans
Your students will love this simple, authentic & customizable French recess script! With a partner they will discuss their plans for an upcoming recess. They will use included word banks to fill in the blanks with sports and games using JOUER À expressions to ensure that their dialogue is realistic and relevant. This script comes in multiple versions: with English & without, and is ready for use in digital and print. Students will love this create your own structure as they make choices
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4th - 10th
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Pièce de théâtre: Mon premier amour -French Play, Readers Theatre - FSF1D
Moe is interested in dating Francine, but he lacks experience asking someone out. As a result, he is seeking advice from his friends. Join Moe on his quest for love and witness his "do's" and "don'ts". This play is written and designed for beginner French language learners. (Core French grades 7-10). The illustrated play is accompanied by many activities that seek to improve each competency (Oral, Reading, Writing, and Listening). This is a one-stop resource! All final evaluations include rubric
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7th - 11th
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French Dialogue: Customizable Conversation & Pronunciation Practice: Book Genres
This customizable French dialogue script and pronunciation worksheet that will allow your students to talk about book genres they prefer and the related characteristics. Students will also describe the types of reading they dislike and why. This script comes in multiple versions: with English & without, and is ready for use in digital and print. Students will love this create your own structure as they make choices while preparing the script to ensure that their dialogue relates to real-life
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4th - 10th
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French Mafia Script, Intro to Passé Composé
Looking for a fun and interactive way to give your students comprehensible input in the Passé Composé? Play Mafia! Students have a great time voting on victims and accusing each other of being the assassin, and they can do it all in the past tense.
You get a full teacher script and directions, so you have an idea how to play, and three "really bad day" stories in which your students become characters!
Réserver un Voyage Lecture en Français: French Reading on Booking a Trip (vol)
In this script an employee phones a travel agency to book a flight and hotel for her boss who is travelling to Morocco for one week. The reading features a full glossary of new words and 6 true/false reading comprehension questions in English OR French. Level: French I/II Editable word doc. Answer key included. Activity idea: Students can take turns reading the roles and then practice booking an imaginary trip!Vocab includes:le vol l’arrêt (m) le billet aller-retour la vuecôté fenêtre
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: French Travel Bundle: Bon Voyage (vol, hotel) 5 Lectures @30% off!
French Subjunctive Reading: Les vœux des autres (Subjonctif en Français)
In this funny reading two teenage friends are discussing how hard it is to be young as their parents, teachers and coaches all want theme to behave a certain way! There are numerous examples of the subjunctive for students to see in context.The reading is followed by 8 true/false questions in English OR French. Level: French 2/3Editable word file.Answer key included.Activity ideas: Have students underline all the subjunctive forms they find in the reading. Then, have them discuss what their pare
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Subjonctif en Français: French Subjunctive Bundle: 5 Lectures @35% off!
Ma Nouvelle Voisine Lecture en Français: French Reading with Questions Words
In this reading a teenage girl introduces herself to her new neighbour. The dialog incorporates a number of question words so students may learn how to form questions in French with interrogatives. Question words are highlighted for students to see in contextReading includes 8 true/false comprehension questions in English OR French and a short writing assignment in French. Activity idea: students may complete the writing assignment in class or for homework. They may then read their own dialog wi
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Editable Question Jenga (French)
I made a Jenga question game for my French I students to play at the end of the year. You can edit this doc to change any questions that may not be applicable.What you will need to do first: Buy a jenga game (or multiple) and label the blocks 1-48 so that each block represents a number. Students pull the block #, find the question associated with the block, read aloud the question, as well as answer the question. This is a fun way to get students speaking French!
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7th - 10th
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Beginner French listening activity
This activity tests student listening competencies. The first page is the handout given to students, and the second page is the teacher transcript and key. This activity is divided into three parts. Students listen to a short narrative read by you and answer questions. Part two is a grocery list with quantities and food items. Students are challenged to identify 5 items on the list. The third activity is related to table setting and prepositions of placement (ex: the spoon is the bowl). T
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5th - 10th
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French Subjunctive Story Ask
Get your kids involved with the story making process. Instead of telling them a story, ASK them!
This story is to introduce French 3 students (but suitable for any grade in which you teach subjunctive) to the "Emotion" attitude of the subjunctive. (It doesn't address obligation, will, etc). Read and perform a story with the students, but give them control over all the details, such as who the characters are, and what kinds of problems they have.
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-A Power Point of 8 slides - 7 sli
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9th - 12th
Compréhension Orale ou Compréhension écrite passé composé
A short paragraph written in the passé composé about activities done over the course of a weekend. There are 10 multiple choice questions to go along with it.
Read the paragraph outloud to students and ask them to answer the MC as they go to assess oral comprehension or have them read the paragraph and answer the MC as written comprehension.
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1st - 12th
Restaurant Menu and Dialogue
Students are asked to make a menu in French for their restaurant that they have created. Once they have completed the menu, they are asked to create a dialogue between a server and a client wishing to order something from the menu. Vocabulary and outline is given for both the dialogue and the menu.
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6th - 10th
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Daily Routine PowerPoint (FRENCH) Get Kids speaking!
This is a PowerPoint that compares the daily routines of two girls.
The reason there are two girls are mainly for passe compose agreement practice. The students are practicing with verbs that use avoir, etre, or reflexives and have to know whether or not to make the past participle agree.
But I put together two sets of slides so that you can practice in a variety of ways, not just PC: present, passe compose easy-past participles/clues given, passe compose complexe).
The sentences with the pas
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Making Plans French Reading: Prévoir une sortie Lecture
In this beginner French script Kurt phones Ramona to invite her out to the movies. Includes many examples of telling time. Includes 2 Versions of the reading:*A version that includes a glossary of new vocabulary with 7 true/false comprehension questions in English.*A version 100% in French with 7 true/false comprehension questions in French.Level: French 1 Editable word file.Answer key included.
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6th - 10th, Higher Education
Messy Roommate Conditional Dialogue
Students are asked to create their own dialogue between 2 roommates. They are to pretend that one roommate is very messy and the other one is very clean. They are asked to use : would, could, and should in their sentences, as they argue about who should clean up, and who could help.
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9th - 12th
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Questions Utiles - French Class
A great resource that I hand out to my freshmen students on the first day of class. It has a list of numerous ways to ask and respond to questions as well as interact with peers and the teacher in French with simple terms, phrases and sentence starters. Students love to use it and it serves as a fantastic segue to getting them to speak French in the classroom even at a novice level!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Conversation-" A la gare"
This is a conersation in French. It can be used for practicing speaking when learning la pharmacie vocabulary and expressions.
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8th - 11th
French TPRS - LICT 1 Histoire du Chat
I made this Power Point to assist in my teaching of LICT, Unit 1, "HIstoire du Chat". There are 5 stories. Each is color coded. For each story I've included the targeted vocabulary, and for the stories where the teacher's manual has a "story asking" script, I've transferred that to the Power Point, using questions in print, and the answer which is revealed when the slide advances, in print. Blaine Ray repeats often how much FRENCH teachers need to expose the students to the language in print. I
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6th - 10th
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