French-Speaking Countries, Capitals & Flags Word Wall | La Francophonie

French-Speaking Countries and Capital Cities Word Wall | La Francophonie | Students can explore and discover the scope of the French-speaking world on a daily basis with this word wall featuring 42 countries and territories across every continent (e.g. Canada, Senegal, Haiti, Switzerland, Madagascar, and Vanuatu) where French is an official or significant language. Each card shows the continent, country, capital city and national flag, and together they create an immersive target language-rich learning environment, perfect for Primary French, KS2 French, KS3 French, KS4 French, GCSE French, KS5 French, Scotland P3-P7 and S1-S6 French (Curriculum for Excellence), and International School programmes at CEFR A1 & A2 level. The set works well for the annual Journée internationale de la Francophonie and European Day of Languages, and also for year-round French and geography cross-curricular learning.

Featuring the following non-editable ready-to-print PDFs in a zipped format:

• 42 Individual Word Wall Cards | Two cards on International A4 paper size | standard US Letter (8.5 x 11"), landscape format, featuring continent, country, capital city. Perfect for clear and accessible classroom or corridor | hallway displays. Print on card and / or laminate for a durable resource you’ll be able to use for years.

• 3 Header Cards | For optional use, in uppercase: LES PAYS FRANCOPHONES, LA FRANCOPHONIE, ICI ON PARLE FRANÇAIS

• Two Formats | French flag background for vibrant classroom decor during your La Francophonie unit, and plain to minimise prep costs.

• Teacher Tip #1 | At the beginning of your La Francophonie unit, screen a world map so that students can visualise the location of the individual countries across the globe, which they may not at this stage know. This gives them an essential real-world context for their learning.

• Teacher Tip #2 | Maximise student target language output: e.g. « Alger est la capitale de quel pays ? » or « Vrai ou faux ? Québec est la capitale du Canada ? ». This helps even the most hesitant students feel comfortable about speaking in class.

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