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Entre Les Murs (The Class) Activities in French
This is a complete packet to go with the film The Class (Entre les Murs) in French, for advanced classes. Please see Stacy Blair's store for the English language packet this was based on, for lower-level students. NEW: Answer key is now included.
Included:
-Attractive cover
-Synopsis of film
-Character list with photos
-Chart of French school system
-Breakdown into four viewing days
-Questions for each day
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
School Life (La Vie Scolaire) Movie Guide with Plot/Essay Questions, Preview Act
Teachers and Parents,Well all know holding kids' interest is getting harder and harder these days. Since this film deals with a group of very relatable teens going through their 9th grade year in a French high school, I know it will do the trick. Students will learn about the French educational system as they follow the ups and downs not only of the students depicted, but also of the teachers and discipline team members. The story moves fast, with real-world drama and moments of tension while sp
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6th - 12th
French Short YouTube film guide Can't We Be Friends, French Roast, L'accordeur
Teachers and parents,Also included in the packet is "The Translator", "Regarde", and "J'attendrai le suivant". These short films are all available on YouTube (links included of course), are all very popular and will all get your students thinking. With each film having a run-time of between three and twelve minutes, you won't have to dedicate several class periods to showing them, either. I have used these as a fun, day-before-vacation type of stand-alone activity and my students have loved them
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Le film "Entre les Murs" (The Class movie) - debate
This debate activity accompanies the 2008 film “Entre les Murs” (The Class) by Laurent Cantet where students need to speak, listen, and write in French, as well as use analytical, organizational and cooperative skills. After watching the movie, students work in groups to state and defend opinions about the film, forcing them to think critically and use examples from the film and connections to their lives. This lesson is designed for an upper-level classroom to complete over 2-3 days after watch
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Spoiled Brats (Pourris gâtés) Film Guide with Plot/Essay and Other Questions
Teachers and Parents,Your kids will absolutely love this delightful and humorous film about three young adult children who are taking advantage of their father's wealth and thus need to learn the real importance of hard work and earning their own keep before they self-destruct. The story moves fast, with clear plot points and mixes in some truly funny moments. Other than occasional bits of rough language and a short scene with two characters laying in bed with their clothes on, there is no objec
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Stuck Together (8 Rue de l'Humanité) Film Guide with Plot/Essay Questions
Teachers and Parents,Your kids will absolutely love this delightful film about a group of families living in tight quarters in an apartment building in Paris during the lockdown. The story moves fast, with clear plot points and mixes in some truly funny moments. Other than bits of rough language and some smoking, there is no objectionable content. If you are thinking your kids might enjoy this film, I guarantee you are right!Included in this movie guide is a whopping 60 plot-based questions, wri
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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French animated movie "Ratatouille"
Quick movie guide. By Ms. Sandrine, French teacher in the US from France.
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Not Grade Specific
French animated movie "Ballerina"
About ballet, Brittany, dreams... beautiful! By Ms. Sandrine, French teacher in the US from France.
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Not Grade Specific
Kirikou et la Sorciere - Movie Unit w/ Answer Key
This movie guide can be easily adapted to begin an in-depth discussion on West Africa and France's role there or as a brief movie unit to expose students to non-European francophone nations. There are activities for before, during, and after the film and an answer key is included for all comprehension questions and for the post-film marking the text. This unit is designed for French 2 students and uses a combination of English and French.
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9th - 12th
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French animated movie "A monster in Paris"
Short study about the characters names...
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Not Grade Specific
Film guide/worksheet : Midnight in Paris
This worksheet is for the film Midnight in Paris. It includes questions for students to answer while/after watching. However, it also goes in chronological order and includes the references that are made to places and people from history with a short description. There are also French quotes from the movie that show different grammar rules. (I use this with French 2 and reference object pronoun rules.) There are also post movie questions.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Persepolis Film Questions in French; Comprehension AP IB Analysis en Français
Want French questions for viewing Persepolis in your French classes that encourage close viewing?Want students to watch yet not be overwhelmed with writing? Want a thoughtful discussion at the end? Here is what a teacher had to say about the English version of this assignment: "This kept my students engaged as we watched the film. I love that it's thorough but the questions don't require the students to spend the whole time writing, missing the film."Plus, the answer key is included!What you get
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Amelie Film Summary
I created this sheet to help my French I students synthesize the plot of the film Amelie with the vocabulary that we had studied up until this point. It is ideal for students who have had about half a year of traditional French I, but there is enough context to adapt to students with less (and certainly more). The summary can be done independently, as their is a Word Box.
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7th - 12th
Les Choristes - Composition après le film
This is an in-class composition for the movie Les Choristes. There are four different writing prompts and students should write between 100-200 words.
I have done this in the past where students can bring in some words to help them; they could also use dictionaries.
I recommend this resource for grades 9-12 FSL or French Immersion (and it is a great movie too!)
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8th - 12th
Movie: Mulan Questions (French)
Ten movie questions in French based on the movie: Mulan
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7th - 12th
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French Short YouTube film guide 1e Août, Boulangerie, Social Life, Bonne Chance
Teachers and parents,Also included in the packet is "Ascension", "Embrasse-moi", "Juste Amis" and "Lost Memories". These short films are all available on YouTube (links included of course), are all very popular and will all get your students thinking. With each film having a run-time of between three and twelve minutes, you won't have to dedicate several class periods to showing them, either. I have used these as a fun, day-before-vacation type of stand-alone activity and my students have loved
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Indochine - Guided film questions
Use these guided questions to enhance your showing of Wargnier's award-winning French film, Indochine (1992). This film is perfect for units related to cinema, France's colonialism, France's history, and francophone Vietnam.
With a helpful word bank and straight-forward questions in the composed past tense structure, your French students will be able to discuss the film and respond to questions in the target language.
Upload my free "Indochine Parent Letter" to distribute to students before
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Au revoir, les enfants - Scènes 6 à 10
This is a one-page worksheet about the scenes 6 through 10 of Louis Malle's "Au revoir, les enfants". The worksheet features a French-English glossary, reading comprehension questions, and two discussion questions, either for classroom use, or for students to write in free-response paragraph form. The worksheet can be used with the book, the movie, or both. The second page of the file features detailed answers to the reading comprehension questions.
Other scenes are available in 5-scene increme
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Au revoir, les enfants - Scènes 11 à 15
This is a one-page worksheet about the scenes 11 through 15 of Louis Malle's "Au revoir, les enfants". The worksheet features a French-English glossary, true/false reading comprehension questions, and a sharing activity to be done partly as homework and partly in class. The worksheet can be used with the book, the movie, or both. The second page of the file features detailed answers to the reading comprehension questions.
Other scenes are available in 5-scene increments.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Kirikou et la Sorciere Film Unit
This movie guide can be easily adapted to begin an in-depth discussion on West Africa and France's role there or as a brief movie unit to expose students to non-European francophone nations. There are activities for before, during, and after the film. This unit is designed for French 2 students and uses a combination of English and French.
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9th - 12th
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Ernest & Célestine: Movie Questions in French
I made a short follow-along worksheet to go along with Ernest & Célestine. Questions are in French, directions in English. Some questions are in English. You can edit!
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6th - 10th
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Manon des Sources- pre-movie predictions
Using the movie trailer for the film "Manon des Sources", students answer the guided questions using the 'futur simple' to make predictions about the film.
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9th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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Activité Guerre Froide
Students will watch a number of videos and fill in information about important moments in the Cold War following a timeline and put the events into different moments. Students will then fill in a map showing the different sides and alliances.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Guerre Froide
Né Quelque part (Homeland) - Film Questions
"Né quelque part" is a Franco-Morocan film by par Mohamed Hamidi, and was released in June of 2013.
Synopsis
Farid, a 26 year old Frenchman whose parents are from Algeria, must return to his father's village in order to deal with a situation - his sick father wants to keep his childhood house from being destroyed by the government. At first, feeling shutout by a world he is unfamiliar with, Farid begins to fall for the charms of Algeria... until a family member makes a move that puts Farid in a
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8th - 12th
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