French immersion

As French Immersion teachers, we know how valuable it is to sing. It’s a great way to practice pronunciation, vocabulary and get our students excited about learning French. This list has a range of easier to harder songs. I taught some of these to my kindergarten students and also to 2/3s so it

Building a French immersion classroom community is simple with the right resources and procedures. Things like a French morning greeting, or daily check-in are perfect steps to take in building that community.

These dice games for French are a fun and engaging way to practice vocabulary, grammar, and sentence writing with core and immersion classes.

French attention grabbers are words or short sentences that get your students' attention in the classroom. Learn how to use them and how to invent your own.

If you are teaching using the science of reading in your primary French immersion classroom, then you need try using French decodable readers! In this post, I share what they are, why we should be using them, and why they are more beneficial to students than the French leveled readers that we used in the past.

French First Day Activities How to Teach Using Immersion In my last post, I talked about why it's so important to create an immersion atmosphere in your class during the first week of French class and many of you asked me how do you: Get students to speak in the target language? Explain classroom rules

5 French classroom management tools | The French Nook

Here is what my class is using for their editing! Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the book that I found it in :(

Save time by checking out this list of French back-to-school resources with links to videos, free printables, and more! Ready for "la rentrée scolaire"?

Speaking French On my Strategies for Speaking French page, I've outlined some of the strategies that I have put in place in order to encourage my students to speak French. Honestly, one of the best strategies that I've put in place is to make learning French fun. In order to promote speaking and listening, my students play a lot of games in French. Why play games? If kids find the games fun, then they want to play them. And in my classroom, I use games that specifically encourage students to…