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8th grade french scaffolded notes for Easel
Allons au Café -Ordering in a French Restaurant (Commander au Café)
This 8 page PDF is an in-context vocab activity and notesheet, practice or Quiz for beginner students to learn vocabulary for ordering in a French restaurant or café. No-prep with answer keys included! A 1 page reading comprehension activity asks students to answer with short answers. It can be used for any curriculum where students learn how to order in a restaurant. It uses vocabulary for ordering in French in a word bank to complete a dialogue for friends in a café ordering food. Includi
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Beginner French Cuisine | Allons Au Café Bundle
French Directions Project | La Ville & Les Renseignements
Teaching French directions? This project description and grading rubric is for beginner French students learning about places in a city and directions. Students create a city and directions dialogue practicing "C'est loin?" "Où se trouve?" "à gauche", "tournez à droite" etc. A great way to end a chapter/unit for students to test one another's knowledge and understanding of giving directions. I used big rolls of bulletin board paper for students to create huge cities. In this way, groups o
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Les Lieux | Les Endroits en Ville Bundle
French Déterminants | Les Articles Définis et Indéfinis (Avoir & Negation)
Teaching level 1/beginner articles in French? This resources has a half page warm up and 2-page worksheet requiring students to write sentences with definite and indefinite articles as well as avoir in the positive and negative. This can be used a warm up, homework or classwork. It is best to be used with classroom objects/school supplies unit but it can be used as a great review for any curriculum using articles, avoir and class objects. Resource includes: 1-1/2 page (printed two per page)
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Beginner French "Avoir" Bundle
Breakfast in French | Le Petit Déjeuner Notes
French level 1/beginner breakfast foods and conversations at the table. This is a dialogue (intro/inductive or pre-knowledge check) along with a notesheet to accompany Bien Dit 1 Chapter 6 "au petit-déjeuner" vocabulary. It can be used with any other curriculum that discusses petit-déjeuner too! Once students know how to identify the breakfast foods, this allows them to add on the dialogue for conversations at a breakfast table. Similar Resources:Introductory Unit Bundle Distance Learning Ch
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Le Petit-Déjeuner Bundle | Beginner French Breakfast
French Directions Notes | La Ville & Les Renseignements
This resource is for beginner French students learning about places in a city and directions. It contains a short conversation between two people with blanks. On the first page, students have a word bank to help them fill in the missing structures. Examples include "C'est loin?" "Où se trouve?" "à gauche", "tournez à droite" etc. On the second page, all of the new "direction" expressions are written in French with space to write them in English. Again, this could be a great notesheet for
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Les Lieux | Les Endroits en Ville Bundle
Savoir Introduction/ Inductive Grammar Activity
This is an easy to use activity for beginner French students to be introduced to the verb Savoir via reading an email. They will focus on finding the forms of savoir, then answer comprehension questions about the text. After, they will work alone, or with the teacher, to write down all of the forms of the verb savoir. At the end, students will be able to write their own sentences about what they can do using savoir. Example: Je sais nager. This is a really helpful way to introduce savoir, e
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7th - 10th
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