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Give students a humorous intermediate French reading comprehension short story in two differentiated versions: one written in the present tense and one written in the past tense using the passé composé and imparfait. Joe & the Talking Sandwich includes two-page readings, 27 comprehension questions in English, an answer key, print and Google formats, and several follow-up activities.
ABOUT THE STORY
Joe is a high-school student who brings his lunch to school. Usually, that is not a problem—but today his sandwich is talking to him.
The sandwich gets Joe in trouble with his teachers and the bus driver. Worst of all, it begs Joe not to eat it at lunchtime. What will Joe do with a lunch that does not want to be eaten?
ONE STORY—TWO TENSE VERSIONS
The present-tense version provides a more accessible option for students who are still developing their reading skills.
The past-tense version gives students contextualized practice reading the passé composé and imparfait.
Use the versions to:
THE PRINTABLE RESOURCE INCLUDES
THE DIGITAL GOOGLE RESOURCE INCLUDES
USE THIS RESOURCE FOR
Help students build confidence reading connected French while enjoying the strange problem of a sandwich that refuses to become lunch.
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“This is a fun story that is great for middle school students. I wish I could edit the slides because several words are divided like mu-sique and de-mande in the middle of a sentence - not at the end of a line. But I'm unable to fix it myself.”
This French reading comprehension activity will allow you to read a short story, entirely in French. It tells the story of a high school student who has an issue with his lunch. Students in the second semester of high school French would be able to read the present tense version with teacher assist
This digital intermediate French reading comprehension activity will allow you to read a short story, entirely in French. It tells the story of a high school student who has an issue with his lunch. Joe is a student who brings his lunch to school. Usually this isn’t a problem. But today - his san
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