Phonics posters or sound posters are a great tool for use within the French Immersion classroom. However, there is so much more that you can do with them aside from using them on your bulletin board! Here are five fun ideas to use printable French Sound Posters in your immersion classroom! 1. Phonics Scavenger Hunt […]
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C’est la Saint-Valentin! Teaching French prepositions of place has never been easier than with this fun read aloud! This Valentine themed book in French features the cutest little llama! The llama is seen a variety of places to help your beginning French Immersion students practice the French prepositions of place. The package comes in a
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Learning about shapes and 2D Geometry with your French immersion students? Un mois à la fois by Susan B. Katz is a great addition to your classroom library! ****Disclosure: If you purchase any of the products linked in this post , I may receive a small percentage from the respected affiliate programs at no extra
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Remembrance Day is celebrated in Canada each year on November 11. As we honour the many sacrifices of those who have gone before us, it is so important to teach our early primary French Immersion students about this this day and some of the many traditions they may experience during Remembrance Day celebrations. “Nous célébrons
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Do you use morning messages in your French Immersion Classroom? The morning message routine is one of my favourite ways to start the day! Read on for 10 ideas to use Morning Messages in your classroom! 1. Guess my Word When writing a morning message, keep in mind the vocabulary you might be targeting. Try
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