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French - Open Assessment by Alissa Bigelow is shared with the following license: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 (CC BY-NC), except where otherwise noted.

Basic grammar quiz on the futur simple. 

Double sided with one unsupported side and one supported side to provide choice in challenge level. 

This Camerise course is developed by the Camerise Project at York University is funded by the Ontario Ministry of Education and by Canadian Heritage. This free massively open online course (MOOC) focuses on the foundations and contemporary challenges of open, inclusive and accessible education in pre-university and higher education in Ontario.

Parts 1 and 2 combined. This video resource outlines what Camerise is and how it began. Stephanie Ringwood, FSL Consultant with the Waterloo Region DSB interviews Dominique Scheffel-Dunand, Camerise Co-Lead. This is followed by testimonials to the effect that joining the Camerise project has had on teachers and students within the Waterloo Region DSB.

Part 2 of 2. This video resource outlines the effect that joining the Camerise project has had on teachers and students within the Waterloo Region DSB.

This video resource outlines what Camerise is and how it began. Stephanie Ringwood, FSL Consultant with the Waterloo Region DSB interviews Dominique Scheffel-Dunand, Camerise Co-Lead.

Creative, small-group activity for students. Reviews passé composé and has oral component. Students work to create a their own super hero and their backstory and then share with the class. 

Resource contains link to folder containing the two slideshows and instructor's sheet.

Set of three speaking placemats on the topic of invitations.

Students can use placemats as support while having more independent/semi-spontaneous speaking interactions

Oral activity for core French students based on cinema. Students prepare skits/dialogues/conversations where they discuss with a friend a movie they have seen and provide their opinion. 

Activity contains: 

Un guide pour expliquer comment animer un club de lecture.  

This is a learning unit about human rights, for students grades 5 - 12.  Students can be inspired by Rick Hansen and his fight for inclusion for people with disabilities.

Enhance French reading skills in the classroom with this FLE (Français Langue Étrangère) reading comprehension exercise designed for learners of all levels. This exercise features a carefully selected press article, providing authentic and engaging content for practice.