@Jmeinheit80 Totally. We report a week before school starts, but a huge amount of that time is set aside for meetings and PD, so a lot of what I really need to do to prepare for the kids coming back is done on my own time.
Le musée du #Louvre est heureux d’accueillir à nouveau @LeTour de France ! Les coureurs traverseront la cour Carrée puis longeront la Pyramide. 🚴♂️
The #Louvre is happy to welcome the #TDF2022 back in the Cour Carrée and by the Pyramid! 🚴♂️
📷 A.S.O / Pauline Ballet
French teacher friends - do any of you use the Duolingo podcast for assignments, or in class? Trying to figure out how I can include it..
#552bobcat#frenchteachers#teachfrench
Anyone ever put anything up on Teachers Pay Teachers? I have created a lot of activities, assignments, and exercises over the years, and I have been curious about it lately. #552bobcat
Wanting to brush up on your French or other language? Check out the podcast Coffee Break French! It's a very pleasant way to spend 15-20 minute car rides/commutes.
https://t.co/wqedEIqoQO
@HeyArchy Monday of each week my students start a new sheet of notebook paper and I give them an exercise each day with 8 or 9 questions dealing with whatever we're learning at the time. At the end of the week they have completed five exercises and turn it in for completion.
@meidlinger_sara It used to be more about the content - I love French, and wanted to do "something" with French, but it has become about so much more than that. Seeing growth, building relationships, the school community, etc. I'm a lifer!
It has been so rewarding to hear my students’ success stories of using their French around Paris to order food, shop, and even solve problems. Proud teacher!