This 2022 French presidential election French reading comprehension activity will teach your students about the 2022 French presidential election. How are candidates able to get on the ballot, how do they run their campaigns, and what does it take to become the President?
This 4-page article in French about the 2022 election for intermediate and advanced French students will teach your students how the elections take place, who the candidates are in 2022 and what makes the French election system unique. Intermediate low learners will be able to understand the reading with scaffolding and teacher support while Intermediate mid and higher will be able to read independently.
The print version includes:
- 4-page article in French about the 2022 election
- 9 comprehension questions in English
- 9 comprehension questions in French
- an activity about the candidates and their platforms – in French and English
- Answer key
- Resources page with links to videos and website
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frenchified –
This was a very informational resource to learn about the French election process as it was happening. My students found it very interesting. I liked the flexibility of giving this resource to my students in person or having the Google option. – Madamoiselle Teaches
frenchified –
My students were really engaged in learning more about the French elections and this was the perfect overview! They also enjoyed voting for their favorite candidate based on the information on the top 5 that was provided- they had very strong opinions! Thank you for pulling this all together (and providing an answer key to the reading questions)! – Alexis T.
frenchified –
Perfect resource to help me explain both the French electoral system as well as this current election. – Sabrina B.
frenchified –
my students loved to learn the differences between France and US election. – Florence Madelaine