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10th grade other (world language) resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart
Partitive Articles in French (De la, du, des, de l'): Quantities
This ActivInspire Flipchart lesson introduces the concept of Partitive Articles in French (de la, du, des, de l'). In this lesson, I also utilize food vocabulary (la nourriture). This is perfect for your French I students, and it includes over 6 slides of practice sentences!
The lesson progresses through the following topics:
1. Review: Definite Articles
2. Partitive Articles: What are they?
3. Partitive Articles: Explanation in English + examples
4. How they work in French: de + definite art
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Comparative Adjectives in French: plus que, moins que, aussi que
This ActivInspire Flipchart lesson introduces the concept of Comparative Adjectives in French (plus...que, moins...que, and aussi...que). In this lesson, I also utilize clothing vocabulary (les vetements). This is perfect for your French I students, and it includes over 6 slides of practice sentences!
The lesson progresses through the following topics:
1. Defining comparative adjectives in English
2. English vs. French grammar
3. The 3 comparative adjectives
4. Review: what is an adjective?
5.
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
Types:
Diné Oral Language - Situational Phrases
Standard: Diné bizaad dóó bibee ’ó’ool’įįł choosh’į́įgo ’íísinísts’ą́ą́’ dóó bee yáshti’go saad bik’i’diishtįįh dooleeł. ’Íísínísts’ą́ą’go Diné bizaad bik’i’diishtįįh dooleeł. Utilizing the Navajo language and culture, listen, communicate, observe and understand what is being taught. Listen to and understand the basic Diné oral language.
This ActivInspire activity allows for oral language practice in context through situational phrases. It also allows you to have continuous review of Navajo Lan
Grades:
4th - 12th
Indirect Object Pronouns in French: Flipchart with Notes & Practice!
This 24-page ActivInspire flipchart presentation introduces the concept of Indirect Object Pronouns (IDOPs) in English first, then in French.
Highlights:
-English examples first, followed by French
-Several practice activities built into lesson
-Colorful display highlights relevant information!
-Suggested practice activities to go with Bien Dit, Level 2 Chapter 2 textbook series
-BONUS: notes and practice for Double Pronouns in French!
You won't regret this time-saving presentation!
Merci,
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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