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Beginning French Lesson Plans Nonfiction Bundle #1 Comprehensible Input
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Get BundleThis is a set of 6 French comprehensible input lessons in very simple French - lessons you can do as early as first semester.
Each lesson consists of a PowerPoint and printable activities. Start with the PowerPoint and use it as a means to get lots of repetition. As you read each slide, you can ask questions, so the students hear the vocabulary and structures many times. Once they are comfortable with the story and have heard it and asked questions about it, the activities can serve to reinforce the new language.
Each topic has a set of target structures that are used to teach about a nonfiction topic. Students will learn about the topic while getting lots of comprehensible input. You can circle the information and add more details as you like, so that students get plenty of opportunity to hear and acquire the structures and vocabulary.
Here is a quick list of the target structures for each lesson in this bundle:
La Ville de Paris: (ils/elles) habitent, il y a, beaucoup de, s'appelle
Lafayette: est un soldat, se battre (se bat/se battent), contre, pour
Thomas Pesquet: il quitte la terre, pendant le voyage, il fait, dans l'espace
French Food: On mange, se prépare, est délicieux/délicieuse, Le dîner, le petit déjeuner, le déjeuner
Le Lycée: il aime/il n'aime pas, est/n'est pas, la classe de, intéressant
The TGV: va très vite, entre, on peut acheter, il faut
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“I used this resource a few times, and then was observed while teaching! My admin also liked the resource.”
“I appreciate the variety of topics and readings. I can find something of interest for all of my students. Love your resources and activities! Merci!”
This beginning French comprehensible input lesson uses targeted structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - the city of Paris. The text is simple enough for first semester French. It includes a complete lesson that will allow you to circle and repeat the targeted structur
Help first-year French students read successfully with a Marquis de Lafayette French reading comprehension lesson built for comprehensible input. Students learn about the Marquis de Lafayette in French through a clear nonfiction story using repeated target structures. Designed for beginning reading
Teach beginning French through an engaging Thomas Pesquet space reading about the French astronaut’s Alpha mission and life aboard the International Space Station. This comprehensible input lesson gives first-semester students an accessible nonfiction biography with repeated target structures, a 25-
This French Food comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic. The text is simple enough for first semester French. Students will learn about what sorts of things people in France eat as well as seeing how the pronoun "on" is used
This Lycée French comprehensible input lesson uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - French schools and the names of various classes students might take. The text is simple enough for first semester French. The target structures in the Lycée French compre
Bring French culture and transportation into your novice classroom with a TGV French reading lesson designed for comprehensible input. Students learn about France’s high-speed train through a clear nonfiction text with repeated target structures. Simple enough for first-semester French, this low-pre
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I used this resource a few times, and then was observed while teaching! My admin also liked the resource.
Shannon H.
Grades taught: 8th
I appreciate the variety of topics and readings. I can find something of interest for all of my students. Love your resources and activities! Merci!
Janis D.
Grades taught: 10th, 11th, 12th, 9th
These resources are fantastic for my face to face and my virtual exploratory French class! Students really love the great visuals!
Jan B.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 12th, 11th
I love these lessons. They are such a time saver and the students love them. Merci!
Amy M.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th
Excellent resource! Merci!
Lydia M.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
great
Marisa S.
Grades taught: 11th
These are awesome topics and exactly what I need as I move away from the textbook. Thanks!
Mme F.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Great resources for my French CI classroom!
Lesley Y.
Perfect for helping my students transition to C.I. friendly classes!
Rachel T.
Lovely
Leeann P.
A great resource!
Shelly V.
These are good quick readings with comprehension questions to spread out when you need a little extra.
Jenny D.
Great options here and good variety - thank you!
Melanie T.
C'est magnifique!
Mary G.
Awesome, thanks!
Abbie C.
I love the variety in this bundle. Well done!
Mme L.
This is a fantastic resource for my students. Merci.
Ada M.
High quality series of CI materials that is visually appealing. Can't wait to check out more of this vendor's products!
Walton A.
These are wonderful!!! Thank you!
Dina M.
These are high quality readings with activities. I am very impressed. It is great to find reading material students can actually read and that include so much culture.
Cynthia L.
Great comprehensible stories!
Bridget M.
Fantastic resource to leave my sub!
Marisol Z.
The google drive format was unexpected but I really liked all of the lesson and how it highlights the vocab or grammar I will see. Makes it very easy to decide when to use each one.
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TpT has a limit to the size of uploads, and these are big files. Maybe someday they’ll lift the limit, but for now Google seems to work. I hope you enjoy them!
judith M.
Thank you!!!
Kathleen D.
These will be great to help me inject more cultural information to my French 1 CI/TPRS class. I'm new to that method, and one thing I found last year (my first year) was that I didn't give my students as much culture as I did with more traditional methods. Now I can have the best of both worlds! Thank you!
ASHLEY L.
I was looking for a more engaging way to teach grammar and this looks perfect. Students will learn grammar and vocab while exploring culture.
Clare C.
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