Bonjour, elementary teachers! Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to introduce your students to French healthy eating vocabulary while immersing them in the beauty of the French language? Look no further than Beginner French Healthy Eating Unit – l’alimentation saine! In this blog post, we’ll explore how
Are you looking for some great Festival du Voyageur videos? If so, I’ve got you covered! There’s a FREEBIE at the end of the post so don’t forget to grab that! 1) Le Festival du Voyageur Video 1 This video provides a great overview of the festival, showcasing the various
If you’re on the hunt for fun activities that you can add to your French Family Vocabulary unit, then you are in the right place! As a French teacher, one of the most important vocabulary sets that your students should learn is family terms. Teaching your students the French family
Are you teaching your French as a Second Language students all about French healthy snacks vocabulary terms? If so, this list of 3 tips will help you to rock your unit! Teaching French Healthy Snacks Tip 1: Incorporate The Very Hungry Caterpillar into your launching activity. Even big kids love
Are you teaching FSL 4 in Alberta this year? If so, I hope that this Alberta Grade 4 French as a Second Language year plan helps you out! Want a PDF copy of the Alberta Grade 4 French as a Second Language year plan? Click HERE to have it sent
Hey there teacher bestie! Are you freaking out about the new Alberta grade 5 English Language Arts and Literature curriculum too? I know I was! If so, hopefully, this post will reassure you and help to make your life a little bit easier. What Stayed the Same in the New
Are you on the hunt for some fun activities to help you teach your quadrilaterals math unit? Don’t worry teacher bestie, I’ve got your back! Keep reading for engaging quadrilateral teaching ideas. 1) Quadrilaterals Digital Escape Room This Digital Escape Room has a fun “Catch the Monkey” theme that students
One of my all-time favourite read alouds for the upper elementary classroom is Fatty Legs by Margaret Pokiak-Fenton and Christy Jordan-Fenton. This novel tells the story of Margaret’s experience at a Residential School. Teaching students about Residential Schools in an age-appropriate manner is one way to move forwards on the
Even though school is always over by the time Canada Day rolls around, I still love to incorporate some Canada themed French activities into the final few days of June. I find that celebrating la fête du Canada is a really nice way to end the school year in the
Did you know that National Indigenous Peoples Day takes place on the summer solstice, June 21? According to the government of Canada website, it’s a special occasion to learn more about the rich and diverse cultures, voices, experiences, and histories of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Teaching our students
Are you teaching a classroom chemistry science unit this year? If so, then this FREE acids and bases experiment will be the perfect addition to your unit! Click HERE to have it sent straight to your inbox or keep reading for all of the details! Acids and Bases Experiment Materials:
Are you about to start reading A Boy Called Bat with your students? Maybe you’re using the book as a novel study, a whole class read aloud, a book club or a literature circle option. Either way, these fun activities will engage students in learning more about this fantastic novel.
Your upper elementary students will love solving these multiplication and division problems to escape from Mars.
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