Comprehensive French language instruction spanning basic literacy to advanced oral and written communication. Strengthens grammar, vocabulary, and cultural understanding through targeted exercises in listening, reading, and composition.
Teacher facilitation guide for Lesson 5, providing the script for the audio listening activity and the consensus tracking answer key.
Student worksheet designed as a case file for the final narrative assessment. Students track logistical, social, and planning details across three multi-part audio chapters.
Introductory slide deck for Lesson 5, focusing on a multi-part narrative of a student's first week in France, synthesizing all previous listening skills.
Teacher facilitation guide for Lesson 4, providing the script for the audio listening activity and the consensus tracking answer key.
Student worksheet designed as a weekly planner for Lesson 4. Students must track multiple scheduling proposals, rejections, and identify a final consensus.
Introductory slide deck for Lesson 4, focusing on the 24-hour clock and calendar vocabulary to manage schedules and plans in French.
Student worksheet for Lesson 5 featuring keyword identification for emergency announcements and a triage activity for health symptoms.
Teacher facilitation guide for Lesson 3, providing the script for the audio listening activity and the price list for calculations.
Teacher's guide for Lesson 5 containing scripts for emergency announcements and pharmacy triage dialogues, along with identifying keywords and urgency levels.
A slide deck for Lesson 5 introducing emergency vocabulary, health-related terms, and the functional context of interacting with a pharmacy in French.
Student worksheet designed as a French waiter's notepad for Lesson 3. Students must track multiple orders, corrections, and calculate a total.
Student worksheet for Lesson 4 featuring a "shopping receipt" activity where students record details and prices from listening dialogues.
Introductory slide deck for Lesson 3, focusing on French café culture, ordering vocabulary, and training selective attention in noisy environments.
Teacher's guide for Lesson 4 containing scripts for retail dialogues (boutique, market, lost object) and the corresponding answer keys.
A slide deck for Lesson 4 introducing retail vocabulary (colors, sizes, prices) and common transactional phrases in French shopping contexts.
Teacher facilitation guide for Lesson 2, providing scripts and answer keys for the library registration and add/drop simulations.
Student worksheet for Lesson 2 listening activities, including a library registration form and an academic deadline extraction task.
Student worksheet for Lesson 3 featuring a grid-based map for tracing oral directions and identifying landmarks.
Teacher's guide for Lesson 3 containing scripts for three sets of urban directions and the final location for each path.
Introductory slide deck for Lesson 2, focusing on university campus vocabulary and the importance of extracting logistical details from rapid French speech.
Teacher guide and answer key for Lesson 5. Includes the full dictation text, scoring rubric, and segmented reading script for the final transcription challenge.
Student worksheet for Lesson 5 providing a structured template for the culminating French dictation. Includes a notes section for auditory prep and a lined transcription area.
Synthesis slide deck for the culminating French dictée practice. Reviews the 3-step listening protocol and common phonetic-orthographic traps such as final 'e' and plural liaisons.
A comprehensive two-page project template for students to conduct a detailed listening analysis of a French audio clip.
Teacher guide and answer key for Lesson 4. Includes specific scripts for the intonation mapping and emotional nuance exercises.
A teacher resource for the final lesson. Includes the complete script for the voicemail mission, the final budget calculations, and the answer to the scavenger hunt riddle.
Presentation slides for the final synthesis project, introducing the Media Report requirements and suggested resources.
Student worksheet for Lesson 4 focusing on identifying and mapping French intonation patterns. Includes exercises for pitch contours, sentence intent, and emotional nuance.
A student activity sheet for the final scavenger hunt. Integrates map navigation, price recording, and riddle solving in a cohesive "secret agent" mission theme.
An answer key for the Latin Detective Worksheet, providing the correct linguistic connections, video notes, and a completed table of English cognates for teachers.
A student worksheet for the 'Latin Detective' activity. Includes a warm-up reflection, video notes section, and a cognate analysis table where students identify English words derived from Latin roots found in Romance languages.
A visual presentation for teaching Romance language roots. It includes a warm-up, an embedded YouTube video section, definitions of cognates, and historical context for the Latin influence on English.
An educational anchor chart illustrating the connection between Latin, Romance languages (Italian, Spanish, French), and English cognates. Features a comparison table and historical context on why English has so many Latin-based words.
A student worksheet for analyzing a French advertisement and song, focusing on slogans, rhyme, and cultural values.
Presentation slides for Lesson 4, focusing on cultural references, rhyme, and advertising in French media.
Slide deck for connected speech (liaisons and enchaînement). Explains the difference between the two phenomena, mandatory liaison rules, and how sounds shift during linking.
A visual presentation for the final lesson on the virtual city scavenger hunt in French. Covers mission objectives, synthesis of skills, and game rules.
Teacher guide and answer key for Lesson 3. Includes specific scripts for the 'R' sound placement and aspiration discrimination exercises.
Student worksheet for Lesson 3 focusing on French consonant sounds. Includes exercises for locating the 'R' sound, discriminating minimal pairs, and identifying unaspirated plosives.
A teacher resource for the fourth lesson. Includes scripts for waiter questions, complex café dialogues with "mind changes", and a complete answer key.
Slide deck for Lesson 3 on French consonants. Focuses on the production and discrimination of the uvular 'R' and unaspirated stops (p, t, k). includes minimal pair listening prompts.
A student planning worksheet to help them prepare their interview script, select adjectives, and plan the use of logical connectors.
A teacher resource including interview scenarios, a comprehensive grading rubric, and an observer feedback form for the final simulation.
A slide deck for Lesson 5 introducing interview techniques, formal etiquette, and common French interview questions.
Role-play scenario cards for Lesson 4 where students practice using workplace idiomatic expressions in realistic French office contexts.
A visual slide deck for Lesson 4 introducing high-frequency French workplace idiomatic expressions with literal vs. figurative explanations.
A student worksheet for Lesson 3, featuring the "Email Rescue" activity where students fix a disjointed message using logical connectors.
A slide deck for Lesson 3 introducing logical connectors in French and their importance in professional writing.
A student activity sheet where they identify errors in a poorly written CV and practice transforming informal language into professional French vocabulary.
A slide deck for Lesson 2 covering the structure of a French CV, essential components, and powerful action verbs for professional writing.
A student worksheet for Lesson 1, including a personality survey, vocabulary matching exercise, and a short writing task about career goals in French.
An introductory slide deck for Lesson 1, presenting professional vocabulary, personality traits, and career-related adjectives for 8th-grade French students.
Teacher guide for the final lesson, detailing the TV studio setup, providing a bank of strategic interview questions, and an evaluation rubric for oral mastery.
Final synthesis worksheet for Lesson 5, helping students prepare key points for their mock interview and providing a peer feedback section for the studio audience.
Visual presentation for the final lesson, guiding students through circumlocution strategies and interview preparation for their travel expert role-play.
Teacher guide for Lesson 4, including disaster scenario prompts for the hook and a step-by-step workshop guide for correcting past tense usage.
Student writing workshop document for Lesson 4, featuring a grammar toolkit, a narrative planning grid, and space for drafting a travel mishap story.
Visual presentation for Lesson 4, teaching the distinction between Passé Composé and Imparfait through travel mishap storytelling.
Teacher guide for Lesson 3, providing cultural context notes for dining in France, Senegal, and Quebec, along with instructions for the "Dinner Party" role-play activity.
Student activity sheet for Lesson 3, featuring cultural etiquette guides for different regions, conversation starter cards, and a reflection journal.
Visual presentation for Lesson 3, exploring dining etiquette, idiomatic expressions, and social norms across various Francophone cultures.
A student-facing small-group activity sheet providing structured scenarios with 'Secret Obstacles' and a peer-feedback framework for oral production.
A set of 8 printable conversation prompt cards featuring 'Spark Challenges' to encourage specific linguistic targets during spontaneous speaking.
A visual guide for teachers and students explaining the shift from accuracy to fluency, providing warm-up prompts, and offering "Survival Phrases" to keep conversations moving.
A comprehensive teacher guide for implementing oral fluency strategies, including a 4-phase instructional flow, target outcomes, and specific feedback techniques.
Un guide pour l'enseignant détaillant les objectifs, les points de vigilance et une proposition de déroulement pour la leçon sur les temps composés du passé.
Une fiche de cours synthétique et visuelle résumant les règles de formation et d'emploi du participe passé, du plus-que-parfait et du passé antérieur.
Une présentation visuelle complète pour enseigner la formation et l'emploi du participe passé, du plus-que-parfait et du passé antérieur, adaptée aux élèves de 3ème.
Final comparative analysis assessment for Lesson 5. Features excerpts from Camus and Djebar on exile, with a detailed response area and an evaluation rubric for style and thematic synthesis.
Final slides for Lesson 5 on comparative literary analysis. Covers methodology for comparing style and register, with a specific focus on the theme of exile in Camus and Djebar.
Teacher guide for the final lesson, providing a debate rubric and advice on facilitating the synthesis project for graduate students.
Final worksheet for Lesson 5, guiding students through the process of creating a press synthesis and preparing for a structured debate.
Comparative poetry analysis worksheet for Lesson 4. Features excerpts from Senghor and Césaire with specific prompts on rhythm, identity metaphors, and linguistic subversion.
Slide deck for the final lesson on synthesizing perspectives in French media for debate and written analysis, covering logical connectors and the art of 'synthèse'.
Slides for Lesson 4 on the Negritude movement. Explores the poetry of Aimé Césaire and Léopold Sédar Senghor, focusing on rhythmic subversion, identity reclamation, and the linguistic 'weaponry' of metaphors.
Teacher guide for Lesson 4, offering guidance on register breakdown and answers for the interview analysis worksheet.
Student worksheet for Lesson 4 focused on register identification, transcription analysis, and social inference in French interviews.
Reading guide for an excerpt from Assia Djebar's 'L'Amour, la fantasia'. Includes vocabulary definitions, sensory analysis tasks, and critical interpretation questions.
Slide deck for Lesson 4 on interpreting interviews and transcribed speech, focusing on register shifts and the nuances of spoken vs. written French.
Slides for Lesson 3 on post-colonial Francophone literature, featuring Assia Djebar and Tahar Ben Jelloun. Focuses on descriptive imagery, sensory vocabulary, and the politics of language.
Teacher guide for Lesson 3, providing historical context on 'laïcité' and guidance on deconstructing abstract concepts in French media.
Student worksheet for Lesson 3 focused on defining historical vocabulary and mapping complex arguments surrounding French secularism.
Student reference sheet for identifying 'passé simple' forms. Includes morphology tables, irregular verb lists, and a short identification practice exercise.
Slide deck for Lesson 3 on the concept of 'laïcité' and identity in French media, covering historical context and conceptual vocabulary.
A formal template for graduate students to complete an annotated bibliography entry for a French academic source, integrating all skills learned in the sequence.
A visual presentation for the final lesson on synthesizing French research for an annotated bibliography, covering the annotation framework and presentation skills.
A translation case study worksheet for graduate students, comparing AI translations with professional scholarly translations of abstract French philosophical texts.
A presentation for graduate students on deconstructing complex French academic syntax, focusing on sentence structure, relative pronouns, and the technique of finding the 'core' statement.
A syntactical deconstruction worksheet for graduate students, focusing on parsing complex French academic sentences and identifying the function of relative pronouns like 'dont' and 'auxquels'.
Teacher guide for Lesson 2, including linguistic keys and answers for the editorial analysis worksheet.
Slides for Lesson 2 focusing on the 'passé simple' in narrative French. Covers morphology recognition, irregular forms, and the stylistic function of narrative distance.
Student worksheet for Lesson 2, providing exercises on linguistic markers of subjectivity and comparative analysis of media headlines.
Slide deck for Lesson 2 on differentiating fact from opinion in French editorials, focusing on subjective adjectives, the subjunctive mood, and modal verbs.
A puzzle-based activity where students reassemble a scrambled French academic argument by analyzing logical connectors.
A presentation for graduate students on the importance and usage of logical connectors in French academic argumentation, including the specific role of 'Or' and structural mapping.
A comprehensive reference sheet for graduate students detailing French logical connectors (connecteurs logiques) grouped by function, with English equivalents and academic usage notes.
A teacher guide for the Rapid Reading lesson, including pacing, pedagogical tips for graduate learners, and an answer key for the Scanning Sprint activity.
A rapid scanning worksheet for graduate students featuring a dense academic French text and specific data extraction tasks to be completed under time pressure.
A visual presentation for graduate students on rapid reading strategies for academic French, covering skimming, scanning, and identifying structural signposts.
Discussion guide for teachers to lead the analysis of literary excerpts from Lesson 5, focusing on stylistic shifts between the indicative and subjunctive.
A reading guide analyzing literary excerpts to understand how authors use the shift between indicative and subjunctive in relative clauses to create stylistic effects.
Assessment rubric for the 'Blueprint for Utopia' project, evaluating grammar mastery, usage of triggers, and philosophical nuance.
A blueprint-themed writing worksheet where students describe an ideal school or world, using the subjunctive to express hypothetical ideals and non-existent antecedents.
A set of activity cards for students to practice the subjunctive in relative clauses through questions and negative statements. Designed for interactive classroom use.
Visual presentation slides focusing on the mandatory use of the subjunctive in relative clauses when the main sentence is negative or interrogative. Includes a comparison table.
Answer key for 'The Best Ever Worksheet', providing correct conjugations and justifications for the choice between indicative and subjunctive.
A worksheet focusing on the use of the subjunctive after superlatives and restrictive expressions. Includes classification exercises and personal opinion production.
Visual presentation slides exploring the use of the subjunctive after superlatives and restricting words like 'le seul'. Contrasts objective facts with subjective opinions.
