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Un site fantastique qui donne des idées de lecture sur le thème de la diversité pour commencer à transformer nos salles de classe. J’aime en particulier les commentaires d’enseignants ayant lu et utilisé la ressource dans leur salle de classe. Un site rempli d’idées. Save to Board […]
Resources en français to teach about indigenous celebrations year round. Activities to celebrate the following: 7 façons gratuites de faire la différence Activités: Journée Ayez un coeur (février) Elderbeary Day (March) Journée de l’ourson témoin (mai) Rendre hommage aux souvenirs, semer des rêves (mai-juin) L’école c’est fait pour rêver (septembre-octobre) Gala annuel pour la Société […]
Un site qui explique l’histoire canadienne contenant une richesse de plans de leçon. Save to Board […]
Social media have enormous potential value for learning, formal and informal. Our task is to find ways to make them work for us. This book presents our speculations on the implications of the changes shaped by the ever-increasing use of social media in distance learning and the various shifts that may or should occur across […]
We hope this slideshow will help you find texts that you can use in French as Second Language classrooms that feature BIPOC doing ordinary & extraordinary things, as well as texts that help in addressing colonialism, racism, and other oppressions. Accessibility Tips — Music Videos Featuring BIPOC — Colonialism/anti-colonialism/Environment/Migration — Racism/Anti-Racism/Feminism/Movements/Experiences with Migration — Featuring […]
Proponents of French immersion say that students enrolled in the program see benefits throughout their lifetime. Yet, as demand for the program grows, the number of graduates don’t reflect that trend. The Agenda ponders the pitfalls of the province’s French immersion education system. Participants are debating on the question asked by Steve Paikin : What […]
The video presents people singing about different professions, in the masculine and feminine. It also explains how to pronounce the end of the feminine and masculine words. Learning is connected to real world experiences. Students can also talk about professions that are considered mainly for men or women, how they have evolved overtime, and how […]
A descriptive list of math online resources and direct links for FSL students across Canada in grades K-12, as adapted by the British Columbia curriculum. Allows for differentiation in learning. According to the British Columbian curriculum, “Students learn by attaching meaning to what they do and need to construct their own meaning of mathematics. This […]
The speaker talks about research studies related to ELL students in FSL and shares research evidence (p. 8 of the document) that supports the participation of ELL students in FSL studies. Podcast duration 12:15, and companion book. See also: https://transformingfsl.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Welcoming-English-Language-Learners-into-French-as-a-Second-Language-Programs-Presentation-1.pdf Save to Board […]
A printable collection of worksheets created by QC French. Worksheets are in PDF format and are printable and free to use by individuals. The worksheets include grammar points, ER/RE/IR regular and irregular verbs, imperfect tense, adjectives, gender of nouns, and various vocabulary lists (body parts, around the house, food vocabulary). English instructions provided. A collection […]
