Core french

These dice games for French are a fun and engaging way to practice vocabulary, grammar, and sentence writing with core and immersion classes.

Need ideas and teaching resources to get your French students speaking in class? FSL students can be really hesitant to talk, so finding engaging activities that are structured just for beginners is key to getting them comfortable with speaking. Find some of my favorite resources and get tips for how to encourage French speaking in your Core French classroom at Mme R's French Resources.

French reading activity physical descriptions

French First Week Activities: In my previous 4 posts, I've talked about why it's so important to create an immersion atmosphere, how to set the tone for the year, and how to set expectations for the first day of French class. In this post about the French first week activities, I'll be sharing the lessons

Here's a simple French writing activity idea. With structured and supported writing practice, your students' writing skills should improve.

Have you started using Science of Reading strategies in your French classroom? Thinking about doing so? Either way, there are some very basic concepts you might want to fully understand before diving deep in courses and books about SoR. Learn more about French phonics 101 so you can help your students improve their "conscience phonologique".

Want to know one of the best ways to get your students to pay attention in French class? Show them French cultural videos! Students are so used to their American lifestyles that they are fascinated by what other people eat, what gestures they use to communicate, and how they celebrate. When I incorporate Francophone culture

Creating a Core French Long Range Plan based on a wealth of resources and understanding of what the average Ontario English-stream student is capable of learning at the various grade levels.

Here is a great lesson for the beginning of the school year! https://bonjourfle.wordpress.com/2015/08/19/bonjour/ …

I'm sharing two things today: a twist to the well-known tic-tac-toe game, and some very useful French question words posters to serve as vocabulary support.