• A category game on French-speaking cultures (for all levels)

• A lesson on French in the U.S. and Canada that also presents the contrast between past tenses inductively in context (French 3 and up)

• A lesson on planning a trip to a French-speaking country (French 3 and up)

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DOM TOM West Africa - This research-based activity allows students to explore French overseas territories and West African French-speaking countries by investigating their geography, economy, leadership, languages, and culture. Students present their findings, including a flag sketch, major imports/exports, and climate details, fostering global awareness and research skills. 

Le Café Activity – Students learn about the significance of cafés in French culture through reading comprehension, vocabulary exercises, and interactive questions. They analyze an authentic French menu, explore common café items, and engage in currency conversions to understand the use of the Euro in daily transactions​ 

Le Temps Libre Activity – This engaging activity helps students develop their ability to discuss personal interests and leisure activities in French. Through vocabulary matching, sentence formation, and paragraph writing, students express their likes, dislikes, and future plans using key phrases and verb structures.

Menu Level 1 Activity – Students practice food-related vocabulary using an authentic French menu while exploring familiar French dishes, drinks, and pricing. They analyze menu items, answer comprehension questions, and engage in real-world applications of dining in a French-speaking environment​ 

Town Projects Activity – Students create a visual representation of a town labeled in French, reinforcing their vocabulary for places and directions. They describe locations, provide directional sentences, and write about places they are going to visit, improving their spatial language and communication skills​