Grade 4 french immersion

Do you use morning messages in your French Immersion Classroom? The morning message routine is one of my favourite ways to start the day! Read on for 10 ideas to use Morning Messages in your classroom! 1. Guess my Word When writing a morning message, keep in mind the vocabulary you might be targeting. Try […]

French reading activity physical descriptions

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These 10 French reading passages are the perfect way to get your beginning French students reading. Each passage includes 3 versions of the student question sheets. Each reading passage is the same, but the questions vary based on the version you choose. Use an all-French version, a version with English questions, or a multiple choice response sheet. Click here to see more!

French First Day Activities How to Teach Using Immersion In my last post, I talked about why it's so important to create an immersion atmosphere in your class during the first week of French class and many of you asked me how do you: Get students to speak in the target language? Explain classroom rules

Want your French students asking more questions? Correctly? Check out these FREE POSTERS with French question words! #forfrenchimmersion #frenchimmersion #vocabulaire

Check out this list of French vocabulary time-fillers so you won't always end up playing hangman and tic-tac-toe! As much as we plan out our lessons in great detail, we sometimes have a few minutes we need to fill. It's not long enough to start a new topic, but we can fill it with meaningful activities.

These dice games for French are a fun and engaging way to practice vocabulary, grammar, and sentence writing with core and immersion classes.

Here's a simple French writing activity idea. With structured and supported writing practice, your students' writing skills should improve.