Description
This FRENCH RESOURCE includes 100 slides with 400 French writing and grammar activities to display for your students throughout the day. I usually use them first thing in the morning. Each slide has a grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and straight up writing activity. Cette ressource comprend 100 diapositives avec 400 activités pour permettre à vos élèves d’écrire en français. Chaque diapositives comprend une activité de grammaire, de vocabulaire, de compréhension et d’écriture. No prep needed. Answer key included.
How it works:
Simply print or display the slide of the day. Each slide explains all the instructions. Depending on their abilities, you can allow students to use reference materials or the Internet. I usually correct it as a class, as it makes for great discussions. Depending on your students’ level(s), 10-15 minutes is all that is needed to complete a slide.
What’s included in this French resource?
🩷 100 slides of French writing and grammar activities (4 activities per slide)
🩷 1 x printable PDF version
🩷 1 x PowerPoint version for projection
🩷 1 x complete answer key
Special instructions:
⚠️ This resource is intended to be printed on 8.5 x 11 paper.
⚠️ The digital display version is designed for PowerPoint™.
⚠️ This resource was designed for French immersion grades 6-8 or Senior French/High school FSL programs.
How can this resource be used?
✔︎ Short writing activities for your French class
✔︎ No prep activities to leave for a substitute teacher
✔︎ Activities to use at the beginning of the year to gauge student’s abilities
✔︎ Independent work
✔︎ Fast finishers / Challenge work for students working ahead
✔︎ Gifted programs / Gifted students
✔︎ Summer school activities
Educators like you said…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Such a great resource! Easy to use and I only use one activity daily to spread it out, just an easy way to start my French class and get students in the mindest for the full lessons.” – Madeline Scott
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Training for Life Language Resources –
I had been using Quizlet sets projected for “bell work” while students enter the classroom, but the level of engagement was impossible to detect. This 100 day bundle has so many activities that I can pick and choose activities for each level of HS core French. The reading comprehension activities are fabulous because there are so many cognates that all students can access them. This gives them so much confidence. I have dozens of Mme Christine’s materials and they are absolute life savers, first-rate.
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LISA CIANCAGLINI –
Looks great! I will be using it next year when I teach grade 7
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Brigitte C. –
Très impressionnant comment les élèves sont engagés dans leur travail!
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Molly M. –
I love this morning work so much! It incorporates grammar, reading, writing practice, and I especially love that I can just project the PowerPoint slides rather than printing a page each day for students! Thanks!
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Diane Hurford –
Awesome bell work! I gave them a notebook and they were able to answer the questions without having to print worksheets. Brilliant!
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Joelle W. –
Fantastic resource
My students absolutely loved this warm-up activity every morning. They knew exactly what to expect and enjoyed all the questions and we’re quite engaged and looking forward to doing this activity in the morning.
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Alexandra Davies –
Comprehensive!
I love that this resource hits different strands, and my students do well with the familiar structure.
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Brianne W. –
Routines are key!
Thanks so much for making this resource. It’s so important for kids to know what they are doing when they come in. For my class, they have their small, bite-sized travail du matin then they read their choice of book in French. That helps us build routine and to have structure in our room. Merci!
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