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Communiquer avec des Documents Authentiques
Read below excellent tips on using French Songs and Film extracts, published on Le Professeur de Francais, a blog by Radu Iliescu, a Romanian Teacher of French. ►Utiliser la chanson francaise en classe ►Regarder un extrait de film en classe
La LectureA few titles to promote reading in French. Your suggestions are welcome, please send them on!
Utiliser des photos et des images pour faciliter la production orale ou/et écrite du françaisIn the first document, Henriette Tuzzolino (Tiki High School) presents in the document below ideas to effectively use images and pictures to help with the production of oral and written French your classroom. Her ideas can be adapted for all levels. She suggests activities and a website to create a photo story. In the second document, Evelyne Bérard, (CLA, Université de Franche-Comté, Besançon 2001) presents the theory behind the practice, as well as many ideas.
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Parler français à l'Ordinateur
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The following NotesCulturelles will help you talk with your students on a range of topics typical to life in France
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| L' épiphanie | |
| Le Carnaval | |
| Le Poisson d' Avril | |
| Les Enfants | |
| Les Superstitions | |
| Pâques | |
| Les Régions de France |

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Using the Target Language in the Classroom
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Dans la classe
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Classroom Commands
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Classroom display
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Instructions
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Encourager la conversationPrint the cards in the documents below to motivate your students to engage in conversation
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Cartes pour la conversation
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Encore des cartes!
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