French Number Words Color by Code Clipart | French Numbers 1–10
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Serve up French food reading practice with 10 nonfiction passages about the surprising history of familiar foods. Written for A2/novice-high students moving toward B1, each 300–350-word passage includes an image, a glossary, 2–4 comprehension questions in English, and an answer key. Use the set in print or Google Slides™ for classwork, assessment, bell work, or sub plans.
Each passage is roughly 300-350 words long, with a handy glossary that follows each one to help with any unfamiliar words or phrases. This means you can expand their vocabulary and hone their reading skills without worrying about getting stuck on unknown terms.
This item includes 10 different passages about the history of these foods:
Each reading is on one page and includes an image about the food, a short glossary of less-common words, and 2-4 question in English to check for comprehension. An answer key is included.
Use the readings for independent reading practice, bell work, reading assessments, or class practice. They can also be used for sub plans.
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“These reading comprehension exercises came in clutch when I needed some sub plans whilst in the middle of a unit on food with a focus on past tense. Merci!”
“I was able to have students select the articles that inrested them, complete and submit the questions. It's a quick and easy assessment to get feedback on student reading comprehension.”
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These reading comprehension exercises came in clutch when I needed some sub plans whilst in the middle of a unit on food with a focus on past tense. Merci!
Ruth T.
Grades taught: 9th
I was able to have students select the articles that inrested them, complete and submit the questions. It's a quick and easy assessment to get feedback on student reading comprehension.
Tara M.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th
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