Description
This French goals project is a fun way to have students in grades 5 to 8 think about academic, short term, long term, and life goals. Projet: Mes objectifs pour les élèves de la 5e à la 8e année. Ideal for Goal-Setting Conference meetings with parents. Projet idéal en préparation pour les conférences avec les parents. Evaluation rubric included. Une grille d’évaluation est incluse.
How it works:
Print the criteria sheets, activity pages, and evaluation rubric and follow the step-by-step teacher instructions. Very simple to follow. Instructions are in English so they can be left with a non-French speaking substitute if needed. An example poster in included that can be projected.
What’s included in this French resource?
🩷 1 PDF with all activities, project criteria, teacher instructions, and step-by-step students instructions, project checklist, and the evaluation rubric
🩷 1 copy of the Class Discussion activity sheet in a separate PNG file to be projected.
🩷 1 copy of The Objectives activity sheet with example goals in a PDF and PNG files to be projected.
🩷 1 example poster in a PNG files to be projected.
🩷 1 empty rubric as a PNG file that can be imported into PowerPoint or Google Slides where teachers can add text boxes with their own evaluation criteria
Special instructions:
⚠️ This resource is intended to be printed on 8.5 x 11 paper.
⚠️ Student instructions are in French. Teacher instructions are in English.
⚠️ Students will need a larger poster board for the final project (18″ x 24″).
⚠️ Students will require access to magazines to cut out images.
⚠️ Students will require access to a computer and printer to type out and print text as well as print out images.
⚠️ This resource was designed for French immersion grades 5-8.
How can this resource be used?
✔︎ No prep activity to get the year started off
✔︎ Great for establishing goals for conferences or reporting season
✔︎ Can be used to evaluate student’s ability to create a poster and/or follow criteria
✔︎ Can easily be left with a sub (teacher instructions are in English)
✔︎ Fun activity to use at the beginning of the year
✔︎ Independent work
✔︎ Fast finishers / Challenge work for students working ahead
✔︎ Gifted programs / Gifted students
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AnnaLisa G. –
This is an excellent activity for my students to dive deeper and focus on developing meaningful and attainable academic goals. Perfect for our student led Goal-Setting Conferences with parents. Thank you for such a well made and time-saving resource.
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Shaylene N. –
The directions were easy to follow and implement for my students. They set realistic goals and my parents were very impressed. Thank you for this quality resource!
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Phil S. –
This was great resource for my students who need so much practice. I loved that it had so many great components and targeted just what I was looking for.
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Rae H. –
We homeschool and recently joined a co-op. The kids really liked this project! We’re all learning French together, so I appreciate that you included teacher instructions in English. 🙂 Thank you!
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Rid E. –
A wonderful visual resource for my French classroom!
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Lisa N. –
This has been so helpful! My students were fully engaged and actively involved! Thank you!
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Karina D. –
This resource was great to help students think about different goals. I like that it helped my students create not only academic goals but also life goals. Thank you for creating this useful resource!
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Madison M. –
This activity is a wonderful way to have students practice their French language skills! Fun and engaging! Highly recommend!
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Feronia T. –
My students found this activity very engaging, we had lots of fun brainstorming different examples of goals as a whole class. We turned it into a fun art project where students had to find pictures from magazines and newspapers, cut them up and glue them on a tabloid paper to create an engaging vision board.
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