Franco-Ontarian Day Activities

Celebrate the Jour des Franco-Ontariens on September 25 with a bright pack about Ontario’s French-speaking community and its green and white flag.

What’s inside (14 pages):
What Is Franco-Ontarian Day? A reading with photos of Sudbury and Hearst.
The Story of the Flag: why the flag was first raised in Sudbury on September 25, 1975, and what the fleur-de-lys, trillium, green, and white stand for.
Colour the Flag: a large flag outline with a fill in the blanks check.
Let’s Learn French Words: nine French words to say and trace (bonjour, merci, drapeau, vert, blanc, été, hiver, and more).
Match the French Words: cut and glue matching plus a drawing task.
Three Parts of Ontario: a bar graph of where many francophones lived in 2021, with five questions.
Franco-Ontarian Timeline from the 1600s to 2020, with questions.
Check Your Reading, a celebration pennant to design, teacher guide, answer key, and credits.

Why teachers love it:
Works for English, French Immersion, and Core French classes.
No prep, just print and go.