This unit is great for Junior/Intermediate Core French as a Second Language class. It is a restaurant unit that includes listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities. It also has technology integration activities and ideas. There is a lesson plan guide that is included and all worksheets are organized and labelled to correspond with the daily lesson plan. There are daily activities, a vocabulary quiz, a unit test and a final project and rubrics too. Answer keys are provided at the end of the unit. Included in the unit: (*answer sheets included) -50 Flashcards and word cards -Class game J’ai… qui a… - Vocabulary list* , sheet for students on IEP Word search* Daily questions speaking activity Decode page/ Unscramble page* Que penses-tu? writing activity Que préféres-tu? speaking activity Le menu du jour / J’ai faim* –vocabulary writing practice Le verbe PRENDRE* La salle a manger café / À la carte-reading comprehension Commander au restaurant* -reading comprehension Au restaurant-listening activity with You tube reference Chez Aiello script / Sequencing worksheet*, a sheet for students on an IEP QR Code Scavenger Hunt –reading/writing activity Que commandent-ils?*/Ca coute combien?* reading comprehension Commander au restaurant/Décris la scène Unit Test-reading, writing Final Project – Make a menu with rubric Skit idea and rubric.

In this package I have included 34 “l’école” flashcards and word strips, mini-cards, word wall cards, colour words, numbers 1-12, and common phrases and/or questions for the French classroom that are great for the beginner French learner. The flashcards can be used in centers, on a Word Wall, and as a reference tool. You may also put the mini-cards on a ring or have the students play a matching game. The colour cards, numbers and common phrases are displayed on the same colourful theme background. I suggest you laminate the cards for longer use. Please visit my TPT store for more flashcards and game ideas. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Paola-Dimenna-Aiello-french-Resources

This Powerpoint presentation contains 26 illustrated French Christmas words and phrases. It is a visual way of introducing French vocabulary during the holiday season. Joyeuses Fêtes. Le vocabulaire une boule de Noël des mitaines un biscuit un flocon de neige une couronne un traineau le houx les patins le Père Noël une renne un sac des bougies un sapin un manchot un étoile une lumière une cloche une canne de Noël un tambour une liste un cadeau un lutin un ange un bonhomme de neige

Add the math facts, then colour by number.

This activity is great to get your students speaking French. Some of the vocabulary used are cognates, as for the other words I would go over the meaning with the students. I have also included a question at the bottom that the students may use to complete this speaking task. It encourages students to get to know one another while practicing their French. I would use this ice breaker with Grade 5 and up in Core French and Grade 3 and up in Immersion.

These adorable shapes can be used as flashcards or room decor. In this package are large flashcards, word strips, a matching game, and a shapes recognition game . Thank you KRISTEN from lovetwoteach.com for the shape clipart.

This activity is great to get your students speaking French. Some of the vocabulary used are cognates, as for the other words I would go over the meaning with the students. I have also included a question at the bottom that the students may use to complete this speaking task. It encourages students to get to know one another while practicing their French. I would use this ice breaker with Grade 5 and up in Core French and Grade 3 and up in Immersion.

This booklet is easy to assemble, just print it off, staple it and cut it in half. (I like printing off the title page on cardstock.) There are 7 reference sheets that you may want to include in the booklet (high frequency words, popular verbs, days of the week, months of the year, seasons, weather, numbers 1-100 and colours). Another sheet included in this booklet asks the student to define, write a sentence, draw a picture and find synonyms.

J’ai… Qui a…? card game - Au restaurant This chain reaction game reinforces listening skills and reviews basic French restaurant vocabulary. There are 24 cards plus four blank cards if you needed to make more. I suggest you print the cards in colour on card stock and laminate them so they last longer.   Terms Copyright © 2016 Mme Di Menna-Aiello

Clip art and the French word, full page flashcards and half sheet for words. 42 words in all, including food, tableware, etc. You can just print and/or cut and laminate as well.

WEATHER FLASHCARDS/GAME These flashcards can be used to introduce weather vocabulary, can be displayed on a Word Wall, or they be used as a reference tool. I suggest printing the cards on cardstock, cutting them and laminating them. I have also included a worksheet, a matching game and a vocabulary game. ENJOY!!! Graphics by:mycutegraphics.com Please visit her store @ http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Whimsy-Clips Terms Copyright © 2013 Mme Di Menna-Aiello

Students can work on their own or in center groups to complete these clip cards. Have your students count and clip the match (numeral/word) OR match (number of dots/word). Clip the clothespin on the correct answer. Print, laminate, and cut out the clip cards. You will need one clothespin per clip card. Alternately, students may use a dry erase marker and colour in their answer. The Count and clip cards help your students develop numeracy and literacy skills. Thank you for downloading this activity. I hope you and your students will enjoy this activity.

This is a primary resource designed to played for reinforcement of learned vocabulary. le chat/le poussin/le poulet/la vache/le chien/le canard/le cheval/le cochon/le mouton Clipart:Doodles First

This 11 page Spring themed booklet is easy to assemble. You can copy the book, staple, cut it in half and then it is ready for use. The booklet includes a title page “Où? Quand? Pourquoi?” Each of the remaining 10 pages includes a short passage with a matching black and white picture and three questions about the passage/short story.(“Où? Quand? Pourquoi?) The passages include a variety of reading levels. They can be used in a kindergarten class with the teacher reading the passages and questions to the students and having the students use invented spelling to write their answers. They can also be used for independent reading practice in first or second grade by letting students read the passage, read the questions, and answer the questions even if they have to look back at the passage to find the answer. In the FSL class, you can use these at the grade 4 level when discussing springtime activities. These short passages are great for guided reading groups, homework, or literacy center activities.These passages and questions can also be used as individual sheets. I hope your students enjoy them. collaboration with:Chez Galamb

This is a primary resource designed to played for reinforcement of learned vocabulary. le chat/le poussin/le poulet/la vache/le chien/le canard/le cheval/le cochon/le mouton Clipart:Doodles First

VOCABULARY CARDS Les Parties du Corps Flashcards and Concentration Game. Great for introducing body parts or reviewing. CLIP CARDS Great for centers, test prep, review, take home task, sub tubs, and more! There is 1 set of 36 cards in COLOUR and 1 set of 36 cards in BLACK AND WHITE. There is also an answer key and vocabulary list included. COOPERATIVE GAME J'ai...Qui a... Les Parties du Corps Game is a game where each student receives a card, listens to clues, and determines when it is his/her turn to play his/her card. It is a chain reaction game. The game also reinforces listening skills and the parts of the body.

How I plan to use 10 questions I am using 10 questions as a warm-up activity for my Grade 4 and 5 French classes. I will change my questions on a monthly basis. In order to develop fluency and pronunciation, I will model how to say the questions for the first week and then gradually release the responsibility to my students. The questions I am using will be centered around the units we are exploring as well as personal information that the students are able to share (ie. Age, birthday, nationality).

Numbers in french between 1-100. Fill in the blank with the appropriate word. Write in the number in the box.

Here are some colouring sheets for Easter. Students may personalize these cards on the inside and colour the outside. Enjoy!

Have your students make a card for Father's Day. These cards are blank inside. Simply print out the cards and have students choose a card for their father. Have your students write a special message and include a picture!