This can be used as a formative or summative assignment to have your beginner or lower-ability students talk about places in their school. Students should already have reviewed vocabulary related to talking about places in their school before completing this assignment. The assignment instructions and success criteria are provided in French.

This worksheet can be used in your French language classroom with your beginner and lower-ability French students. They will review vocabulary, analyze conventions, and make connections to a school different from theirs.

This vocabulary handout can be used in your Spanish language classroom to help your beginner and lower-ability students remember words for family members in Spanish. Spanish and English translations are provided.

This worksheet activity can be used in your Spanish language classroom to help your beginner and lower-ability students answer questions related to talking about their hobbies in Spanish. They will be able to practice answering basic questions using affirmative and/or negative statements. Sample answers (affirmative and negative statements) are provided for each question.

This oral comprehension worksheet can be used with your intermediate to more advanced French students. They will practice their oral comprehension, reading, and writing skills by identifying questions related to a video, analyzing conventions, and making appropriate connections.

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.)

These French worksheet activities will allow students in your French class to learn vocabulary related to talking about one’s routine and answering short answer questions related to Ramadan. This activity can be used to promote intercultural awareness in your FLE classroom.

This pen pals activity can be used in your Spanish language classroom to allow your upper beginner and lower intermediate students to write an email to a pen pal in another country. This activity can also be used to promote intercultural awareness in your Spanish language classroom by having students write to students in another Spanish language classroom in another country.

This worksheet activity can be used with your beginner students in your Spanish language classroom to help them recall basic expressions and questions in Spanish.

This activity can be used with your intermediate and advanced students in your French class to help them practice using verbs ending in ER in French.

This listening comprehension activity can be used with your intermediate/advanced students in your French class to promote their oral comprehension skills by having them practice listening to sentences in the past tense (le passé composé). They will also have the opportunity to practice writing sentences using the passé composé. Comes with an answer key.

This Halloween-themed worksheet can be used in your French language classroom to allow your beginner students to practice making simple sentences in French.

This character analysis worksheet can be used in your Spanish language classroom to accompany novel study activities by having your student talk about a character from a literary work.

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.

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.

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.

This reading comprehension activity will get your students thinking about how they can be more enviornmentally sustainable by saving water at their school and home. This is aligned with the Ontario curriculum expectations for Grade 5 Social Studies. It includes a reading comprehension text, questions, key vocabulary and definitions, and a culminating summative task (a letter to Indigenous activist, Autumn Peltier). A sample of the letter and success criteria are provided.

This oral comprehension activity can be used in your French classroom to promote your students´ listening skills. Students will watch two videos about two different people describing their houses and people they live with (vocabulary about parts of a house, rooms, and family members is covered.) Youtube links to the videos are provided on the worksheets. The answer key is provided. This activity is aligned with the IB MYP Emergent level curriculum expectations.*

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.