As the academic year winds down, teachers and students alike are gearing up for a celebration of learning and achievement. A French teacher (Hi Aaron!) recently shared plans to incorporate Paris monuments posters into an upcoming student showcase, igniting excitement for an immersive and educational experience. If you feel inspired by this idea here are some suggestions for a memorable showcase for your French class.

As the academic year draws to a close, French educators often look for ways to consolidate the year's learning in a manner that's both enjoyable and educational. Language games offer a perfect solution, combining the reinforcement of language skills with the joy of play. Here are five engaging end-of-the-year language games tailored for French classes, designed to captivate students' interest while solidifying their grasp of the French language.

Mother's Day is a cherished occasion in many cultures, including France, where it's celebrated as Fête des Mères. However, it's essential to approach this celebration inclusively in educational settings, ensuring that all students feel valued and included, regardless of their family structures.

The Eurovision Song Contest, an annual celebration of music, culture, and unity, brings together over 40 countries in a vibrant competition that transcends borders. Here’s how French teachers can tap into the Eurovision Song Contest to create an engaging, culturally rich learning experience.

As we near the end of the school year and start daydreaming about summer, teachers and students are on the lookout for cool ways to remember all the fun we've had. And what better way to wrap up the year than with a special book that talks in both English and French?

For educators and students of French, the festival offers a unique opportunity to dive deep into French culture, language, and the art of filmmaking. Here's how you can bring the excitement and learning opportunities of the Cannes Film Festival into your French class, creating an immersive, educational experience that students will remember for years to come.

This guide highlights three outstanding resources designed to bring French culture directly into your classroom, offering a dynamic and holistic approach to language learning.

This blog post delves into the significance of these worksheets and how they can revolutionize the way Core French students grasp, practice, and excel in conjugating ER verbs in the present tense.

In this blog post, we will explore strategies and approaches to make French meaningful and exciting for students outside urban centers, fostering a lifelong appreciation for language learning.

The "French Earth Day Reading Comprehension packet" emerges as an invaluable resource, offering a fun and effective way to celebrate this global event in our French beginner classes.

It is with this conviction that we introduce an invaluable resource for French educators in the U.S. and Canada, aimed at bringing to light the remarkable contributions of Black figures from France and its territories.

Join us on a captivating journey to the heart of Mardi Gras à la Nouvelle Orléans with our meticulously crafted PowerPoint presentation. Tailored specifically for Grade 7 and 8 students, this resource serves as a dynamic introduction to the festive traditions, cultural delights, and lively spirit of Mardi Gras.

France, with its rich cultural and historical heritage, offers an exceptional backdrop to highlight the achievements of French women. Here are three inspiring ideas to celebrate French Women's Month in French class, offering both rich education and well-deserved celebration.

Music, being a universal language, offers a unique and immersive way to explore the linguistic nuances and cultural richness of the French-speaking world. In this blog post, we'll delve into the art of seamlessly integrating Francophone music into your lessons, providing a harmonious and effective educational experience for your students.

In a world where understanding and appreciating cultural diversity is more important than ever, teaching about La Francophonie using this interactive poster project is a step towards preparing students to be informed, empathetic global citizens.

Integrating a Francophonie unit into French classes is not just an educational strategy; it's a journey into the depth of global French culture, promoting linguistic diversity, cultural competence, and global citizenship. This comprehensive exploration reveals why the Francophonie is an essential component of contemporary French language education.

Bringing the magic of cinema into the French classroom can be an engaging and enriching experience for both teachers and students. Organizing a mini French film festival is an excellent way to expose students to authentic language use, diverse cultural perspectives, and the artistry of Francophone filmmakers. In this guide, we'll explore the steps to create an unforgettable cinematic journey for your students.

Conducting a vision board workshop in your French classroom is a great way to inspire your students to set and achieve their language or life goals.

La Chandeleur, also known as Candlemas, is a French holiday celebrated on February 2nd. It marks the halfway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. One of the main traditions of this holiday is eating crêpes. I love celebrating this tradition with my students! Let’s dive into the fun activities.

New Year is an exciting time for everyone, and what better way to celebrate than by incorporating it into your French class? Here are 5 activities to help you ring in the new year with your students.

L'Epiphany, also known as Three Kings' Day, is a significant cultural and religious holiday celebrated in various French-speaking countries. If you are a French language teacher looking for resources to educate your students about this holiday, you are in the right place! Here are three fantastic resources that can help you create an engaging and informative lesson plan.

Get ready to add a French twist to your holiday decorations this year! If you're looking for ideas to decorate your classroom there are plenty of ways to incorporate French culture into your holiday décor.

By implementing these techniques and exercises, you can create a dynamic learning environment that fosters listening comprehension skills in your French language classroom.

When it comes to French-Speaking countries, outside of France, it gets way harder to find teaching resources. 

To learn a new language, it’s important to review the same concept multiple times. In a way, it is the same thing as learning how to play an instrument. Practice is fundamental.