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These are just a few suggestions, you can find many more by searching YouTube or changing your language preferences to French on your favorite streaming service.

Other speaking and listening ideas 

• Videoconference (Zoom, Facetime, etc.) with classmates to practice conversational French. (Gr. 3-12)

• Have your student call a friend on the telephone.

• Choose a DVD/video you may have at home and change the settings to French.

• Ask your student to teach you or a sibling how to say some sentences in French that they have learned.

• Your student can teach you and/or other family members how to play a game in French

• Using a book they've read recently, create a comic to summarize the story in French

• Students can change the lyrics to their favorite song so that they are in French.

• Have your child choose a topic and create a 3-minute monologue. If possible, they can record themself and choose 2 areas to work on.

• Students may wish to keep a daily journal. They could write about likes and dislikes, their feelings about being at home, etc.