D-Day French Comprehensible Input Lesson
$4.00
Comprehensible input is important in a world languages class – but you can’t always do stories. This is a lesson that uses target structures in a comprehensible way to teach about a non-fiction topic – D-Day and the liberation of France. The text is appropriate for 2nd semester French and later.
Introducing the D-Day French Comprehensible Input Lesson – a comprehensive package to help French teachers teach about a pivotal event in history: the liberation of France. This lesson is specifically designed for 2nd semester and higher, so the teacher can be sure that their students will understand the language presented.
The package contains 40 slides of PowerPoint, complete with repetition of target vocabulary, to make sure it all sinks in. Also included is a text version of the PowerPoint, comprehension questions, and various activities to practice what has been learnt, such as a story retell sheet with photos and exercises on recognizing reflexive verbs. It provides an easy-to-use answer key so you don’t have to worry about chaos in the classroom either! Finally, you’ll find a list of associated videos that you may want your students watch depending on their level.
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The target structures are:
- ils se battent – they fight
- ils se préparent – they prepare themselves
- une bataille – a battle
This D-Day French Comprehensible Input Lesson includes:
- A 40-slide PowerPoint with repetition of the target vocabulary
- a text version of the PowerPoint
- comprehension questions
- a grammar explanation and exercises for recognizing reflexive verbs
- 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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