Eric Carle is another favourite author of mine! In fact, I love to do an author study with his books and then have students create their own art work in his style! However, many of the books are a bit challenging for my beginning French Immersion students so, for today’s installment of Read Aloud Wednesday […]
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Today’s installment of Read Aloud Wednesdays is by Laura Wall. Gédéon is goose who gets into all kinds of wonderful adventures! Read on to find out more. This post contains affiliate links. Gédéon va à l’école is the cute story of a goose that ends up going to school with his friend Sophie. The illustrations
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“La rentrée” will soon be here and one great theme to start out with is school supplies! Teaching the vocabulary of the classroom is a great way to get your students speaking in French right from the start. Here are 10 games to help your students practice this important vocabulary! The source for many of
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Todays read aloud features a delightful cow and his wonderful adventures as he goes to school! Written by Louise D’Aoust, an author from Quebec, this story and its characters very quickly became a favourite in my classroom! This post contains affiliate links. Fafounet va à l’école is one in a series of books about the
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I love centers! I start them within the first couple of days of school to introduce my students to the routine and expectations of center work. Eventually, this will become a time when I do Guided Reading. But, early on in the year, I use centers to rotate around the room and make observations about
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