This long lesson can be broken down into several smaller lessons. Many interactive activities are used to aim to increase students’ intercultural awareness by teaching them about francophone communities in Québec through using interactive, authentic sources where they will be able to “visit” a child(ren) around their age living in Québec and compare their hobbies and city/town with those of the child(ren) they visited. Materials ● Class laptops ● Headphones ● Google/Word document (or lined paper if students prefer to write on a physical doc) ● French/English dictionary (either online or hard copy) ● Chart paper ● Markers A detailed lesson plan is also provided on the PowerPoint presentation.

This worksheet can be used to help your students practice the irregular French verbs: aller, venir, faire, être, avoir

This presentation can be used in your French lesson to teach your students about the direct (COD) and indirect pronouns (COI) in French.

This activity will allow students to analyze the themes explored in the song “Je te le donne” by VITAA and Slimane.

This activity aims at promoting students´ intercultural awareness of French cultural norms. They can make comparisons with their own country or city´s cultural norms.

This activity is perfect for teaching your students in your Spanish language classroom how to introduce themselves. They will learn to talk about their nationality, age, favourite foods, hobbies, school subjects, and the languages they speak. Vocabulary sheets, visual aids, examples, and evaluation rubrics are provided. (The links are included in the Powerpoint).

The learning goal of this lesson is to enable students to learn how to explore and share a part of their identity through the creation of a refrain that will be presented alongside an instrumental that they feel connects to this part of their identity.

This SEL (socio-emotional learning activity) morning message activity incorporates socio-emotional learning by targeting students’ mental well-being, inner voice, and writing skills. Perfect for primary-aged students.

This two part lesson can be used in your Spanish classroom to allow your students to learn how to introduce themselves by saying their name and how they feel. They will also learn basic greetings such as how to say “Good morning,” “Good afternoon / evening,” and “Goodnight.”

This lesson can be used in your Spanish language classroom to allow your students to learn vocabulary related to describing their holidays and the last holiday they went on. A worksheet with common expressions using “fue + adjectivo” is provided.

This reading comprehension activity is perfect for your beginner students in your French language classroom. A short text is provided about a student describing what they like to do in their free time (the text is in French) and the questions are in English. The total points for each question are indicated in brackets.

This oral comprehension activity will allow your students to watch an animated video from 1 jour 1 question about the Winter Olympics. They will then answer questions related to the video.

This photo of the day activity can be used as a warm up activity in your French language classroom to get your students to use their imagination and creative writing skills to talk about photos. 3 photos are provided with this activity. You may choose the photos you want to show your students from the Internet.

This reading and written comprehension activity will allow your students to practice using regular -ER verbs to answer basic questions about what they like to eat, what languages they speak, and their hobbies (ex. if they play an instrument, watch TV, etc.)

This short Oscar´s / Academy Awards inspired activity can be used in your French Language Classroom as a fun way to have your students do oral presentations / short films. At the end, have your students vote for the best presentation to win an Oscar award. This is an engaging way to have your students record videos for your French class. Students will be more motivated to get creative and edit their presentations if they will be nominated for an Oscar!

This short Oscar´s / Academy Awards inspired activity can be used in your Spanish Language Classroom as a fun way to have your students do oral presentations / short films. At the end, have your students vote for the best presentation to win an Oscar award. This is an engaging way to have your students record videos for your Spanish Language class. Students will be more motivated to get creative and edit their presentations if they will be nominated for an Oscar!

This Valentine’s day word search can be used in your French classroom to introduce Valentine’s Day vocabulary in French.

This glossary of key terms/expressions handout is perfect for your English speaking classroom. Your students can use it to keep a log of new words and expressions learnt along with their definitions. They can refer to it as needed.

This organizational skills activity handout can be used in your Spanish language classroom to help your students work on their organizational skills by having them follow a specific checklist to ensure that they have the necessary information in their books. Please note: This admin time checklist follows requirements as per the UK National curriculum for Modern Foreign Languages. However, it can be adapted for other curriculums.

You can print this display poster and hang it up in your classroom or show it to your students at the beginning of the year to foster a growth mindset and set them up for success.