Bundle: Emergency Sub Plans for French Teachers
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Are you a French teacher in a bind? Often, it can be very difficult to make substitute plans for a foreign language class. We want our students to be able to answer the questions without feeling the need to translate. These packets are ready for you to print and go when you are in need of an emergency substitute plan for your French class.
Included in this bundle are my four emergency French sub plans. You get four packets for the price of three. Each packet includes cultural readings in English and include a key. They are perfect for any level of French class. Included in this bundle are:
1. Eiffel Tower: Reading Activities & Substitute Plan for French Class
This packet can be used any time of the year and all of the questions are in English, so you can leave it with a substitute teacher who has no knowledge of French. Students read two articles about the history, facts and statistics about the Eiffel Tower. They then answer questions about the articles. At the end, they design their own tower and can complete a crossword using words and terms from the article.
2. New Year's Eve in France: Reading, Substitute Plan & Activities for French Class
This is a reading passage about the New Year's Eve traditions that are celebrated in France. The reading includes two articles with questions, New Year's Eve related French vocabulary, and a crossword puzzle that follows.
3. Bastille Day: Reading, Activities & Substitute Plan for French Class
This is a reading passage about the history and facts about Bastille Day. The reading includes three articles with questions and a crossword puzzle that follows. The articles cover the history of Bastille Day, how it is celebrated in New Orleans, and proper etiquette for the French flag. It also includes a few French vocabulary words related to the holiday.
4. Joyeuse Saint Valentin! Valentine’s Day in France Reading & Substitute Plan
This emergency sub packet features several reading passages on the topic of Valentine's Day in France, with questions and activities that follow. It can be used anytime during February.
-Three articles related to Valentine's Day in France, with comprehension questions follow each.
-A Venn diagram to compare and contrast the way France and the United States celebrates Valentine's Day
-A vocabulary matching section
-A crossword puzzle that uses vocabulary and information from the readings
