Description
Do you need an activity for your students to practice French cognates? These digital stations will be great for your students to practice listening, reading, speaking, and writing in French.
There are 5 stations included.
- Station 1 – A lire!
- Station 2 – A écrire!
- Station 3 – A écouter!
- Station 4 – A écouter!
- Station 5 – A parler!
This download also includes the PDF version of the station activities.
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Jade
Lindsay A. –
Looks like a good resource, but there are places where an individual’s name is written as a Spanish name in the PDF. Additionally, the word caféteria has the wrong gender and is used in place of une cantine. While caféteria can be used, it is not typically used for the same purpose that we use cafeteria in English.
La Secundaria –
Hey Lindsay!
Would you mind sending me an email at [email protected]? I’d be happy to make any updates needed to better suit your classroom this year.
Jade
Canuck Classroom –
An interactive and engaging way to bring cognates into the classroom. I used this as a review activity. Thank you!
Madame Kamille –
This is really well done! I love how many different activities are included and that it flows well.
Clare C. –
This was very helpful. I posted it on google classroom for listening practice. Students had no trouble finding and completing the exercises. I love how visual they are.
Carla Cardoso –
Very useful
Jessica V. –
Absolutely loved this activity. Gave great practice to students using all four learning skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing). Different ways to assess using google forms or just copying the slides for students. Enjoyed this activity very much!
April G. –
This was the perfect resource for helping my students understand cognates.