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9th grade french resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart
Les Miserables: Flipchart Pre-Lesson/Introduction for Movie
This flipchart lesson contains over 10 slides of information about the novel "Les Miserables" by Victor Hugo. The chart uses colorful photos from the most recent film version of "Les Miserables," which stars Hugh Jackman as Jean Valjean.
I use this lesson on the plot of Les Mis as an introduction to the story before showing the film in my French III class. The level of French utilized in this lesson is best suited for French 3 or 4, but it can be taught at lower levels through assisted reading
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Quel Type de Film? game: Practicing French Cinema/ Film Vocab
This flipchart game is used with dry-erase boards to practice film genres in French. It was created based on Chapter 12 of the Bon Voyage, Level One, French series.
Game premise: On one slide, I describe a popular film in French. Then, students must guess on their dry-erase boards the title of the film (in English) and the genre of the film (in French).
Students used their vocabulary lists to complete this activity. However, I have listed the film genres that are used in the game on page 2 of
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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?
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Espaces/Promenades Lesson 12 Vocabulary Family Feud Game
An activboard Family Feud style game on the vocabulary from VHL's Espaces/Promenades Lesson 12.
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6th - 10th
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Nationalities in French Presentation
This presentation outlines nationalities in French. The opening slide features the flags of all the nationalities that will be represented in the presentation. Each nationality slide features a known celebrity of the nationality (male and female) to show the difference between masculine and feminine nationalities. The vocab is covered up so it is great to use for TPR at first then show the students the terms.
It can also be used to practice with the questions "Il/elle vient d'où?" and "Quell
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7th - 10th
Hagan La Pizza
Summary project for review on Spanish grammar and vocabulary. Easily adaptable for other languages including English. Suitable for elementary up to level 1 in HS. Great for test prep.
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6th - 10th
Passé Composé avec avoir flipchart
This is an introductory passé composé flipchart that corresponds with the vocabulary from Lesson 11 of VHL's Espaces/Promenades. Students learn the grammar points through interactive and kinesthetic activities.
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5th - 11th
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Direct Objects flipchart
An introduction to direct objects using vocabulary from VHL's Espaces/Promenades lesson 13. Students complete interactive and kinesthetic activities to learn the grammar point. Includes direct objects in present tense, negative, two verb sentences, as well as passé composé sentences and the necessary agreements.
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5th - 10th
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,
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Bien Dit Level 2, Chapter 9 French Jeopardy Review Game
This ActivInspire flipchart works with Promethean Boards and is a Jeopardy board game review for Chapter 9 of Bien Dit, Level 2 (blue book).
The categories:
-Vocab 2
-Relative pronouns (que, qui, dont)
-Present participles
-Interrogative pronouns (lequel, laquelle, etc.)
-Melange (mixture of categories)
This game is great for review, and students love it!
Enjoy!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Les Pirates des Caraïbes Promethean Activities
Note: This file type is designed for use with a Promethean board using ActivInspire software.
I created this flipchart to accompany my Les Pirates des Caraïbes Easy Reader Unit. There are after reading activities for each chapter that work as excellent extension activities for advanced readers, homework assignments to deepen learning, or exit tickets after a day of reading. I recommend this reader for students at the end of French 1 or the beginning of French 2.
Activities from chapters 1, 2
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8th - 12th
Quelle Partie du Corps? -French body part game, Bien Dit Chapitre 8, Level 2
This ActivInspire flipchart activity uses Chapitre 8, Bien Dit 2 (Les parties du corps), but can be adapted for any body-related vocab in French! Students must read the description on the screen and solve the riddle to guess which body part is being described (all in French). Example: this helps us breathe - the lungs. Enjoy!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Tâches Ménagères Flipchart (ActivInspire)
Engaging, colorful flipchart for chores vocabulary in French. Rules for Pictionary at the end. This Flipchart is based off the tâches ménagères handout which is also available to purchase ($1).
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6th - 12th
French Review Game: Numbers, Telling Time, Days of the Week
Game in small groups. Edit the first page with group names.
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6th - 12th
Passé Composé avec être flipchart
This is an introductory flipchart for the passé composé using être which includes the vocabulary of Lesson 13 from VHL's Espaces/Promenades. Students learn the grammar points through interactive and kinesthetic whiteboard activities.
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5th - 11th
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Routine Quotidienne Flipchart (ActivInspire)
Engaging, colorful Flipchart for French daily routine vocabulary. Fun images to go with French expressions. Goes along with the vocabulary sheet which is also available to purchase ($1).
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6th - 12th
Indirect objects flipchart
Students are introduced to indirect object pronouns through interactive and kinesthetic grammar exercises.
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5th - 10th
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French II adjective review flipchart
A flipchart that reviews regular and irregular adjective formation and basic biographic information. Students review the grammar point through interactive means, then practice describing individuals using the Jolie-Pitt family. The flipchart ends with a writing assignment in which students must write the biography of a new adopted child for the Jolie-Pitt family.
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6th - 10th
Adjectives masculine/feminine singular/plural
Activities were students generate hypotheses from observation, test the hypotheses and express a conclusion are HOT (High Order of Thinking). I’m using this flipchart to teach a “weird” grammatical concept of French. Adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun they describe.
The conclusion to this lesson is what would happen if this rule would exist in English. I lead the students to that type of sentence: The desk is green / the desks are greens.
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3rd - 12th
Flipchart - Color matching with words
Students will come to the promethean board to match the color with its written word. For an extra challenge, make two/three teams, and time each team. The fastest team to match all colors with their written words wins!
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7th - 12th
Passé composé avoir/être conjugation game flipchart
A passé composé conjugation game using both être and avoir verbs
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5th - 11th
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Demonstratives and days review flipchart
A review flipchart of days, months, dates, and numbers coupled with the introduction of demonstrative adjectives. Used in conjunction with Promenades, lesson 11. The flipchart is linked to interactive websites to practice vocabulary on the IWB.
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5th - 10th
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l'Abbaye Notre Dame de Senanque: Lavender Fields of France
This flipchart lesson contains 7 slides of information about the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Senanque, the beautiful location in Southern France where monks grow fields of purple lavender.
I use these short "mini-lessons" to warm up my French classes in the first 10-15 minutes of the day. Students love seeing the colorful pictures and discussing the oddities of French culture! :)
The lesson includes:
1. KEY VOCAB (at least 6 words): french--english translations
2. CULTURAL LESSON ON THE LOCATION (2
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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