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Arsène Lupin Intermediate French reading comprehension de Lecture activity
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Add to cartThis French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the literary and TV character and gentleman burglar Arsène Lupin. It is suitable for novice-high/intermediate-low students with teacher guidance and higher level students to work independently. If you teach AP French, this reading can be useful in giving your students practice reading non-fiction articles for the interpretive section of the test. The reading can lead to discussion or writing activities to include the other two modes of communication.
Learn about the fictional character Arsène Lupin in this non-fiction reading for French learners. What are his origins, and how did the TV series become a blockbuster?
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“This is a great read to go with Lupin. The questions are at the intermediate level so I use it with my juniors. I used it before I showed the show.”
“I love this! In fact I love everything about this TPT shop! This paired very well with watching the first episode of Lupin. The level was perfect.”
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This is a great read to go with Lupin. The questions are at the intermediate level so I use it with my juniors. I used it before I showed the show.
Valerie B.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
I found this useful to go along with the show. The students really like the show and this gives them a good background.
Dina M.
Grades taught: 11th
Engaging introduction to Lupin!
Mikal T.
Grades taught: 11th
My students were specifically requesting this topic after the Netflix show came out. Merci!
Zoe W.
Grades taught: 10th, 11th
Just what I needed to start an Arsène Lupin unit. Merci!
Lydia M.
Grades taught: 12th, 11th
I just used this today. My students plan on going home to watch the series this weekend! They were hooked. Merci!
Amy M.
Grades taught: 11th
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