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Teach Le Nouvel An with beginner-friendly New Years French activities and a comprehensible input reading about celebrations in France. Students explore what people eat and do for the new year while receiving repeated exposure to high-frequency French structures. The lesson combines cultural learning, reading comprehension, future-tense practice, resolutions, and retelling.
Target structures:
- ils fêtent
- beaucoup de gens
- certain(e)(s)
This resource includes:
- 32-slide PowerPoint with repeated target vocabulary
- Text version of the PowerPoint
- Comprehension questions
- Grammar explanation for forming the future tense
- New Year’s resolutions writing worksheet
- Worksheet matching resolutions with plans for achieving them
- Photo story-retell sheets for written and oral retelling
- List of related videos
- Complete answer key
Use these French New Year activities for a seasonal culture lesson, comprehensible input reading, future-tense introduction, speaking practice, or writing about resolutions. The mix of visuals, repetition, questions, and retelling helps beginning French learners understand the content and reuse the language with confidence.
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“My students really enjoyed completing this activity. It was adaptable to several different grade levels and kept students engaged and learning.”
“This was fantastic and a great resource to use the week before winter break! Students enjoyed it and were engaged.”
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Nice resource but was a bit too easy for my grade 7 and 8 core French learners. May use it in the future with a younger grade.
Jody R.
Grades taught: 8th
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