Students will learn new vocabulary and expressions related to ordering food in French at a restaurant. They will practice their oral comprehension and speaking skills through interactive activities involving videos and role plays. As an extension activity, students can describe a favourite recipe of theirs. Rubrics included for both activities. (Please note: The rubrics have been made to follow the four criteria elements in the Ontario French Curriculum.) They can be adjusted based on your school´s curriculum and as you see fit.

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

This worksheet is perfect for teaching MYP1-4 Emergent IB learners physical descriptions and personality traits of people.

This literary elements worksheet organizer can be used in your Spanish language classroom to help your students identify and describe literary elements (ex. plot, themes, characters, etc.) in a literary work (ex. a novel, etc.)

This mini quiz out of 10 will allow your students to review common expressions used in the French language classroom.

These useful expressions can be used in your Spanish language classroom to help your students describe how something went. (Ex. It was fun, It was boring, 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 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 worksheet activity can be used in your French classroom to help your students practice using the rule BANGS with adjectives in French.

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

This handout is a great visual aid for your French students learning the passé composé.

The activities in this lesson are ideal for your Primary French students. This Spring-themed lesson will help them to practice their phonemic awareness and listening and reading comprehension skills.

Students in your French classroom will be able to apply their knowledge of the past tense (Le passé composé) with auxiliary avoir and être through this oral comprehension activity.

This fun interactive activity can help promote your students´ speaking skills in your French classroom. Materials: Link to an online dice is provided on the document. You can also use a pair of physical dice.

These Christmas-themed vocabulary handouts can be used in your French language classroom to help your students learn vocabulary related to Christmas. Terms are provided in English and French. For example, talking about food they eat for Christmas, gifts, expressions, objects, etc.

This activity involves students creating their own fictional Halloween character using descriptive adjectives to talk about one´s physical appearance. They will also have the opportunity to practice using Halloween vocabulary. Assessments aligned with Ontario French Immersion curriculum standards included (this can also be adapted for the other French programs).

This is the perfect starter lesson for teaching the imperfect tense to students in your French classroom.

This handout can be used in your French classroom to help your students practice using common expressions in French (ex. saying thank you, asking to go to the toilet, etc.)

This activity will allow your students to practice using the verbs être and avoir in the present tense through forming logical sentences. Pictures are used as a support to help students put together the words in the right order to form a logical sentence.