This worksheet can be used with your beginner and lower-ability students in your French language classroom. They will learn more about French-speaking countries by conducting online research.

This oral comprehension activity can be used with your beginner students in your French language classroom. They will be able to practice answering basic questions related to talking about one’s age, nationality, etc., while analyzing conventions and making appropriate connections. Students who like football/soccer will particularly like the video on famous footballer Zinédine Zinedine.

This mini-lesson can be used with your beginner students in your Spanish language classroom to help them review words related to talking about food and the different types of meals of the day. Tip to add cultural knowledge to your lesson: Authentic images are used from popular dishes typically eaten at lunch and dinner in Spain. You can talk a little bit more about this with your students, naming the dishes, and ingredients, what Spanish cuisine typically consists of, the meal times in Spain, etc. They can also make comparisons with how it differs or is similar to what they eat at different times of day. All of the activities should take around 30 minutes for your students to do (However, they may finish it faster or take longer depending on their ability levels.)

This worksheet activity can be used in your French classroom to help your students practice using the rule BANGS with adjectives in French.

This dice game can be used in the classroom to promote your students´ oral communication skills in French using irregular and regular verbs in the passé composé with the auxiliary avoir. Materials for use in the physical classroom: A pair of dice for each group of students (the number of groups will depend on the number of students in your class.)

This short story is aimed at promoting young student´s phonemic awareness, specifically the sound [ou].

Students will practice recognizing and using reflexive verbs through reading this text and answering questions about it.

Students will be able to practice their listening comprehension skills by watching a video about basic French greetings followed by questions about the video.

Students will be able to practice vocabulary related to the enviornment and work on their listening and written comprehension skills through a series of engaging activities.

Students will be able to learn new vocabulary related to common objects they see in their everyday life through this engaging game of “Guess who?”

Students will learn vocabulary related to the Christmas holidays through a series of interactive activities enabling them to practice their oral, reading, and writing comprehension skills.

This two-part lesson can be used in your French language classroom with your lower-ability and beginner students to teach them about food words and vocabulary related to talking about different major celebrations in France and around the world (ex. New Year’s, Christmas, Pancake Day, etc.) Answer keys are provided.

Students will enjoy learning Halloween-themed vocabulary with this fun game of Qui suis-je ?

This activity is ideal for introducing students to vocabulary related to talking about themselves in French. Fun and engaging activity to start off the academic year!

Students will learn about the different ways questions are formed in French. They will then practice using the different grammatical structures with a written activity at the end.

Students will be able to practice their French conversation skills through engaging in this interactive speaking activity on the theme of food. Tips for use in the classroom: Have students take turns asking each other the questions working in small groups of 3 or 4.

This game will enable students to practice using vocabulary to describe people (hair colour, eye colour, etc.) in French. Extra support: Students requiring extra support can be given a vocabulary sheet with descriptor words and expressions to talk about hair and eye colour in French. Materials required to play this game in the classroom: A pair of dice for each group of students (The number of groups will depend on how many students you have in your classroom.)

This can be used as a retrieval practice activity. Students will practice matching up the positive sentences with the negative ones.

This found poetry activity will allow your students to engage in creative writing as they express themselves moving from an individual story to a collective story.

This handout can be used in your Spanish language classroom to help your students learn and review the months of the year in Spanish.