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Beginning French Reading Comprehensible Input Lesson Plan Versailles
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Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class - but you can't always do stories. This is a French comprehensible input lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a nonfiction topic - the palace of Versailles. The text is simple enough for first semester French.

The target structures are:

  • voulait
  • il y a
  • habitait
  • aujourd'hui

This item includes:

  • A 30-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
  • a text version of the PowerPoint
  • comprehension questions
  • a grammar explanation and exercises for most basic forms of the imparfait
  • a story retell sheet with photos - one for writing, one for oral retell
  • a list of associated videos
  • a complete answer key

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