This French Food and cooking digital readings & activities Google drive unit includes a set of vocabulary pages and a set of activities for your students to do on their Google drive or OneNote accounts – no copying, no papers!
The vocabulary set includes 21 slides of different foods. Some of them are French specialties such as ratatouille, mousse, crêpes and more. There is also a slide of fruits, a slide of vegetables, and a slide with table settings vocabulary. Students can go back and refer to the vocabulary in this set as they do activities, or you can use it as a launching point for a presentation about French cuisines.
The activity set includes 21 slides of readings and activities. These include:
• an article about fast food and everyday food (in English and French versions)
• an article about haute cuisine (in English and French versions)
• a single page article about how to read a French menu (in English)
• an activity on fast food in France
• an activity on finding a restaurant in France
• an activity on making a menu in French with rubric
• an activity on reading a recipe in French
• a vocabulary matching activity
• an activity on grocery shopping in France
• an activity on reading a French menu
• a matching activity on buying food in specialty shops
• an activity on reading online restaurant reviews
• a page of related links/activities
Excellent activity for my French I students as they are fascinated with learning about the French culture, especially French food and learning about the differences between France and the United States!
Not having paper copies is way out of my comfort zone! This looks like a great resource. I’m playing around with it on a Saturday morning so that I know what I’m talking about on Monday. There are lots of great and different practice activities. My students will certainly love this! And no paper for the photo copy queen! Thank you!
This went great with our current unit on food and restaurants. It was a great way to incorporate some culture into class which is so hard to when some many students have chosen to be remote.