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Seventh graders engage in the study of the French language in order to learn the words needed to play "Go Fish". They use cooperative learning in small groups to practice the words while being engaged in the playing of the card game.
As an overview of Acadians in Louisiana, this resource could be useful. It could also be used as an example for students designing their own presentations relating to a state. It has an interesting way of presenting information through questions, and it contains a map showing where Acadians live in Louisiana.
Students in a French class examine the customs related to eating food. In groups, they use the internet to visit a variety of websites to discover how to properly eat cheese, how it is made and what role it plays in meals. they also participate in a cheese tasting of their own.
In this French worksheet, students will read 8 questions. Students will respond to each multiple choice questions the best completes the answer.
Students reenact a scene from the play L'Avare for the class. They design costumes using a paint/draw computer program, perform a scene from the play, and in French write about how they felt about their own performance.
Students learn about a different culture. In this reading lesson, students read The Three Little Cajun Pigs and discuss the story elements. Students write a summary to demonstrate comprehension, learn French words and observe a presentation about Cajun Culture.
Eleventh graders read short texts about the meaning of African and French names and how babies are named in France and Africa. They create and present a skit in which the parents and grandparents of a newborn baby choose a name.
Students view a Powerpoint presentation to help them to be able to count to ten in French. In this Canadian lesson students create a booklet including facts about Canada.
Twelfth graders in an ESOL class discover where to place the stress in multi-syllable words. Through drill and practice sessions they identify a variety of stress patterns for words containing multi-syllables. In pairs, 12th graders pattern their responses after teacher demonstrations of correct stress and pronunciation.
First graders speak French and explore how to ask and tell the time of day.