Si tu pars en voyage
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
After making a booklet for my grade 1 French students called, "On est malade." I decided to make another one for this month's theme on travel and methods of transportation. I based this booklet on the song that is taught in this month's unit called, "Si tu pars en voyage" which the kids just love to sing. The students can illustrate a couple of pages to personalize it and after the unit is over, they can take it home and teach their parents how to sing the song.
If you'd like a free copy of the first booklet I made, which uses expressions with avoir, click on over to my post Free Download: French Booklet 'On est malade.' You can print a copy via Google Docs.
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22 COMMENTS
Je l'aime. Un outil idéal pour les enfants à faire un peu de colorant et de la lecture.
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The amazing Diana strikes again!!!
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I love the French language! Wish I would have taken more than 2 courses of it in high school though!
ReplyDeleteFrench is such a beautiful language, and I took it in high school and in college. What a bummer I live in Southern California, and I never get to hear it.
ReplyDeleteWell done they are lovely ;-)
ReplyDeleteHave a fantabulosa week :-)
My daughters go to an all French school. I am always looking for fun resources in French - thank-you!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to share French!! Thanks for hosting!!
ReplyDeleteThose look like fun!
ReplyDeleteI always liked the sound of the French language best. It's just so pretty! I don't know it, but I love to listen to them talk.
Thank you I will download it. Have a nice day and thanks for the linky.
ReplyDeleteIls est tres jolie (?) Je parles en petit peux francaise... and can't spell to save my life.... Great book!
ReplyDeletealways found French to be such a beautiful language and one I'd like to pick up in the future
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So cool!! I pinned it!
ReplyDeleteTiffany
These are great learning tools! I hope the students appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea!!!
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Very good!! :)
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now I dream at a holiday :)
ReplyDeleteI tried learning French but couldn't get past the gender identification!
ReplyDeleteYou did a fantastic job!
Thanks for stopping by MommiesPOV.com have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! It's been so long since I've been able to use French that I was glad that I could still translate what it said :)
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You are truly one of the best teachers ever! Love.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!
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