Print on cardstock and cut apart into individual cards. Cards have the pictures of 36 different flags. Make 1 set for every 3-4 students. Cards are pictures only, so they are good for any language. For SLAP: Place cards face up on the desk. Teacher calls out one of the cards. First student to SLAP the card, wins it. At end of round, the student with the most cards wins. For GO FISH: Each set of cards has 2 or 4 copies of the page. Deal 6 cards per player. The remaining cards go face down in the fish pond. Any pairs that students already have may be set down at the beginning of their first turn. They must say I have 2 (a pair of) … when laying down the cards. For their turn they ask another player Do you have a … If yes, they get the card, announce their pair and lay them down. If no, they draw a card from the fish pond.

Worksheet in English to learn about Charlemagne.

Worksheet in English to learn about Eleanor of Aquitaine.

2 page worksheet in English covers basic outline of Napoleon’s life.

Worksheet has 36 questions in English. Students are to hunt the Internet to find the answers. Good for a basic introduction, covering major topics from Lascaux to Francois Hollande.

Webquest has 5 pages of questions in English to help guide students through the Versailles website. Updated 11/2012.

This is a 3.5 page worksheet in English to take students through the CIA World Factbook website. Topics include: geography, people and society, environment, government, economy, energy, communications, transportation, military and security, space, terrorism, transnational issues.

This power point has 13 slides of pictures from the Colosseum in Rome. The only Italian used is on the title slide. There are brief notes in English on the note section of most slides. Pictures were taken on my January 2014 trip to Rome.

Print on cardstock and laminate. Separate page for each king, including: picture, dynasty, title, reign, birth, death, predecessor, successor, spouse, children, father, mother. Empires and 1st to 4th republics have 1 page for each government. Presidents of the Fifth Republic each have their own page. Names are in French, but other information is in English. Covers from Clovis to Emmanuel Macron.

Webquest to use with 2 different sites. Worksheet in English.

2 page worksheet that can be used with 4 different websites. Questions and websites are in English.

Worksheet has questions in English to be used with 2 different websites.

35 slides. Pictures and brief notes about 35 different cities (not Paris). In English.

17 slides focusing on government / men in power. Each slide has a picture and a brief description. In English.

Power point has 20 slides with pictures and brief notes in English about the chateau. Vaux-le-Vicomte is famous because of the downfall of its owner, Nicolas Fouquet, the Superintendent of Finances under Louis XIV.

24 slides in English. Covers basics of history and includes some pictures.