In my previous blog post, I outlined my Core French routine and described my opening activity for Fridays as a game for students to practice numbers and French vocabulary. The following is a list of games my students enjoy participating in. Pomplemousse Pomplemousse is the French word for grapefruit, however the game has nothing to … Continue reading Les Activités Françaises

As a core French teacher, I like to engage my students by starting each French period with an opening activity. My opening activities allow for assessment in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Each day of the week is assigned for a particular opening activity: Monday: Videos I start my lessons on Mondays by showing a … Continue reading La Routine Française

Blended Learning Blended learning is a teaching style that uses both in-class activities with online activities that support what was learned in class. Blended learning isn't simply integrating technology into the classroom. Blended learning is using technology in the classroom for an activity and then having students answer questions and to reflect on the activity … Continue reading Tech Badge: Flipped & Blended Learning

Online learning is very beneficial to students who have internet access on almost any any device. I personally have done online courses in high school and university and enjoy them better than attending a lecture in a classroom setting. With online learning, I got to work at my own pace, contact my facilitator easily through … Continue reading Tech Badge: Online Learning