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11 French Resources for Teachers – All Free!
August 26, 2021 by Devon Leave a Comment
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I know firsthand how hard it is to find quality French resources for teachers for your classroom. To make sure you can focus on teaching, I now work full time to make French curriculum for your proficiency centered French class – let’s dive in to these 11 great free teaching resources so you can start planning!
First Week of French 1 Lesson Plans
Love the song Mercy? Ready to teach about social justice in your classroom? Check out this free “Teach for Justice” unit from the TeachersPayTeachers collection. Not to mention it’s a full weeklong free French unit for Days 1-5 in your French class.
Free First Day Lesson Plans
Need ideas for first week lesson plans for French 1? I’ve got you covered. Check out my post here that outlines my entire first day of French 1 with comprehensible input – I used it for years and I know it will help you out!
French Culture Resources on Francophone Countries
This is a great digital French resource about one of my favorite Francophone leaders, Angelique Kidjo. I used this google forms activity to help evaluate and present a new perspective of African societies (especially how they are falsely portrayed in Western media) from the perspective of one of Benin’s cultural leaders and prominent social activist. Download this perceptions of Africa resource here to learn more about what Angelique Kidjo’s perspective is on the Western potrayal of African societies.
French Digital Resources
This digital interactive notebook is my favorite French resource for teachers busy during back to school time. It’s completely digital, self-paced, review-based, and perfect for students in French 2 who might be coming from all different types of situations with the crazy difficult pandemic school year. This allows French teachers to focus in on high frequency verbs and differentiation without compromising your time planning.
I used this next resource during the immediate needs of quarantine teaching for my French 2 class. We were doing a quick verb bootcamp to prepare them for their next teacher (who may or may not teach with comprehensible input – you never know, right?)
I made this resource for other teachers like me trying to figure out how to remotely assess students and based it on French -ER verbs. Grab yours here! It includes a practice quiz and a google forms quiz using the same format, with as much of a proficiency-centered format as I could muster while teaching explicit grammar.
French Resources for Proficiency
It’s especially hard to find French resources for proficiency-oriented instruction. Don’t worry, I’ve got your back. Here’s my favorite freebie for back to school to get started with special person interviews – a set of posters, activity and quiz set so that nothing is holding you back from this groundbreaking community builder!
This free French classroom game is a great speaking and listening resource for reinforcing high frequency verbs and objects around the house! Grab the J’ai, Qui a Free House Game here.
Fun French Resources!
Not gonna lie, this is low-key one of my favorite French resources that I offer for free. It’s a homework pass with a ton of personality! Use the best refrain in French music – “Je ne regrette rien” to add some humor to the days when homework or other assignments just aren’t in the books. Grab the free homework passes here.
French Resources for the Holidays
If you’re catching this post around holiday time, (or earlier, no shame in your game!) then grab this free writing activity for Christmas in your French class.
Free PD for French Teachers
Finally, we have the best French resource for teachers out there — free professional development!
Come join me every Wednesday on Facebook for a LIVE PD class on all things world language. There’s often French-specific classes like the ones below:
Watch the class here on how to map out your French 1 curriculum
Finally, we have the last free resource for French teachers – this blog has many posts for you with professional development, lesson ideas, and demo lessons. Check out the one below for lessons to highlight Black Francophone leaders in your French class:
Finally I have something amazing for you. Have you ever wondered how to transition to proficiency in your French class? Download this free toolkit below for my 9-step roadmap to proficiency.
I’m so glad to meet you French teacher! I can’t wait to see what the school year holds for you. Keep in touch on instagram at @lalibrelanguagelearning and I hope to catch you on a live class on facebook next Wednesday!
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Sign Up for the Next Practical & Comprehensible Free Virtual Conference! Every year, I gather together the best and brightest in the field of world language to share with you how to switch to proficiency through comprehensible input. All with practical ideas that you can use tomorrow . It’s a FREE virtual conference – join the waitlist and find out more about the speakers here.
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Are you looking for free French resources for French class to get started on planning? Or are you looking for inspiration for your French classes?
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1. African Culture and History Activity | Africa Free Distance Learning (La Libre Language Learning)
To begin, this activity is an EXCELLENT resource for remote learning and to begin a conversation on stereotyping and generalizing the continent of Africa.
Specifically, it comprises of a Google Forms activity created by La Libre Language Learning.
In short, students will watch a short clip of an Al Jazeera interview with Angélique Kidjo and answer a series of questions to further their understanding.
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La Libre Language Learning’s TPT
2. Free French Virtual Field Trip – le Calvados (La Brunette)
I recently discovered La Brunette ‘s Instagram and I have fallen in love with her resources!
La Brunette creates engaging and super creative virtual trip presentations to francophone destinations.
In this particular free French resource, students will visit the region of Le Calvados in Normandy.
Consequently, students will complete listening and reading comprehension work and consequently discover the beautiful city whilst never leaving home!
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La Brunette’s TPT
3. French Conversation Starters: Les Activités / Activities (Madame Yak)
Madame Yak creates super engaging resources. A unique aspect about her resources is that she creates the clipart in her work as well!
This particular free resource is perfect for the first few weeks of an introductory French class.
Essentially, over the span of several classes, you will introduce your students to a new question. Students will practice pronouncing and answering the question. In addition, they will also have the opportunity to practice with partners, in small groups or with the whole class!
Madame Yak’s TPT
4. Food Bingo – La nourriture Bingo (Fleavecmmed)
This resource is one of my own! Introduce your students to French food vocabulary with this freebie! It comes with vocabulary sheets and FOOD BINGO! I have a class set laminated and we play with whiteboard markers! My students always beg for more rounds when we play food bingo!
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5. French Simple Future – Task Cards (French with Elise)
French with Elise created a task card set to practice futur simple with intermediate-advanced students.
All you have to do is print and cut out the card sets for your class and print out a copy of the worksheet for all of your students.
In short, students will then take turns reading each card, predicting the future (the image on the task card) and writing a sentence for the subject pronoun indicated on the card.
French with Elise’s TPT
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6. Edith Piaf French Homework Passes (La libre language learning)
Next, this one is a super fun and creative idea. La Libre Language Learning created Edith Piaf-themed homework passes!
I don’t know about you guys — but nothing motivates my students more than the prize of a homework pass during a competitive game or activity!
Even if we rarely have homework in my classes, my students will fight fiercely for these types of passes!
7. Les oeuvres de Claude Monet (Fleavecmmed)
Thé et Monet is one of my own and one of my favourites! The goal is for students to practice imparfait or the present tense while describing Claude Monet’s famous paintings!
Further, I add a little twist to this activity and make my students hot chocolate or tea while they are working and they ABSOLUTELY LOVE being served a hot drink while working. Who wouldn’t?
Lastly, It’s peaceful, relaxing and they are practicing description vocabulary and either the imparfait or present tense with a cultural twist!
It’s a win-win for everyone!
8. Core French Listening Pack (Smalltownfrenchie)
This activity is a listening comprehension activity suitable for a number of age groups. Students will listen to a series of sentences and then either draw and/or write down what they hear.
Additionally, Smalltownfrenchie has provided a few different worksheet options in this resource so that this activity works with different levels of French!
Smalltownfrenchie’s Instagram
Smalltownfrenchie’s TPT
9. Les signets de la rentrée (Sprinkle it with French)
Start off the school year by printing these fun, watercolour-themed bookmarkers for your students. Grades included are 1-7!
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Sprinkle it with French’s TPT
10. Le verbe FAIRE (Fleavecmmed)
Last but not least, introduce your students to the verb FAIRE and all of its relevant vocabulary and grammar with this free French resource.
Students will complete a number of fun activities while learning all about this important verb!
I hope that you found some amazing free resources for French class in this article!
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French Homework Help: 10 Essential Resources
Au secours! (Help!)
Do you ever find yourself mentally screaming this while struggling to complete your French homework?
Ever get overwhelmed with your assignments and wish that someone—anyone!—would just step in and make the French murkiness a little clearer?
To help you out with this, we’ve compiled the 10 best online resources to get French homework help quickly. So read on, and then try out a couple next time you’re confused or stuck.
1. Bescherelle
2. larousse, 3. bonpatron, 4. alloprof, 5. verbling, 6. 24houranswers, 7. wordreference, 8. french language stack exchange, 9. tex’s french grammar, 10. le conjugueur, and one more thing....
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Summary: Well known grammar and conjugation help source
If you’ve ever attended an in-person French class, there’s a good chance you’ve already seen or heard of this first resource. Bescherelle is better known for its written counterpart, a guide to hundreds of verbs in the French language, but you don’t have to run to the bookstore just yet. Bescherelle is also available online!
Bescherelle conjugates almost every verb imaginable into any tense imaginable. That means that you can look up any verb and find it in all verb tenses and participles . Additionally, you can get the verb conjugations in both the active and passive voice: an excellent resource for when you’re completing upper-level French papers that require you to write impersonally.
Further, when you search for a verb, you can find out whether it’s regular or irregular and you’ll even see other verbs that are conjugated with the same verb ending pattern.
In addition to the conjugator, the Bescherelle website includes dictées (dictations) for you to practice your listening and writing skills, quizzes about verbs and their tenses as well as other grammar points such as nouns and adjectives. If you’re feeling energized, Bescherelle also has a selection of French-learning games .
Summary: Accurate and nuanced word definitions
Larousse is a famous French dictionary that’s also available online. That means you can search any French word you’d like and get an in-depth look at its meaning, not just a one-word translation that may miss the meaning entirely (I’m looking at you, Google Translate!).
The dictionary itself offers many resources for French learners and for French homework help. First, Larousse has a monolingual French edition so you can look up words and see their definitions in French. Larousse also has bilingual editions for many other languages. Larousse can translate words into English, Spanish, German, Italian, Chinese and Arabic from French and vice versa.
In addition to its dictionaries, Larousse offers a verb conjugator similar to that of Bescherelle. While it’s not as in-depth as Bescherelle’s, it gets the job done for quick searches of common conjugations. Further, Larousse has an awesome encyclopedia to be used for French essays or other projects .
Finally, Larousse offers forums for people to post questions, which can be helpful if you’ve got a specific question about your French homework (more on getting those answered below).
Summary: Accurate online grammar and spell checker
For those who need a complete revision of French written compositions and not just simple word look-ups and verb conjugations, BonPatron is the holy grail! BonPatron is an online French grammar and spell checker extraordinaire!
Let’s say you’ve been tasked with writing a paragraph or essay for your French course. You’ve looked up all the words you didn’t know and verified all the conjugations, and to be honest, you’re feeling pretty good about it.
But wait! Before you hand your work in, you should make sure everything is correct. Simply paste your French written work into the BonPatron checker, and the service will find all your spelling and grammar errors for free. It’ll even give you necessary corrections as well as a small explanation for any mistakes you’ve made.
But it gets better: if the grammatical explanations don’t clarify the error for you, BonPatron also offers short tutorials on different aspects of French grammar.
Summary: Text and telephone connection to French Canadian speakers
Our first resource for personalized homework help is called Alloprof, a website from Québec that offers students a wealth of resources.
On Alloprof , there are two services where students can connect directly with French educators to get answers to their questions or access personalized French homework help.
The first is called t exto (text message) , a service where students can text their questions and receive text message answers. The second service is called téléphonique (by telephone) , where students can call in their questions and receive one-on-one, over-the-phone support.
Both services are available Monday through Thursday, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. That’s great because those are prime homework hours, but it can also force you to plan ahead (no last-minute homework help right before your morning class!).
Alloprof has a handful of other fun, independent practice tools , too.
You can access interactive exercises to help you review and practice grammar and vocabulary skills. Topics range from French grammatical explanations to history, science and mathematics. Alloprof also has a virtual library where students can access texts as well as a forum for students to communicate with other French learners.
This is perfect for asking informal French questions and getting answers from peers who may be studying the same material.
Summary: Excellent place to find good tutors and teachers
Verbling is a service that connects French learners to French teachers and tutors all around the world . If you’re stumped on your homework and need an expert to identify the learning block, Verbling is a super handy resource. Simply log on and pick a tutor that you like best.
All the language teachers are native speakers. You’ll find a short summary of the tutor’s specialities and get a feel for who they are personally. You can also access ratings from previous students so you can find the best educator to meet your needs. Verbling displays tutors’ rates right upfront so you know how much you’d be paying.
Verbling even uses its own virtual “classroom” set-up , where you can upload files and notes alongside a video chat. That’s perfect for quickly showing your tutor the class materials you’re having trouble with, or sharing your work so they can give you feedback.
Summary: Emergency help any time of the day or night
Like Verbling, 24houranswers connects French learners with tutors and teachers all around the world. 24houranswers has homework help for many subjects, but for French homework help, it focuses on the language at the college level , and as their name suggests, they’re available 24 hours a day .
Many of the tutors and teachers from 24houranswers are actual college professors or other education professionals . Their services include online face-to-face tutoring as well as written solutions. For example, you can submit a written assignment and receive feedback on the assignment—just be careful to leave enough turnaround time for your tutor, so you don’t hand in an assignment late.
In addition to their in-person support, you can browse their online library of previously solved French homework questions to see if your question has already been asked and answered.
Summary: Excellent dictionary and active online forums
WordReference is like your friendly online language buddy that’s perfect for French homework help.
It’s not just your regular dictionary–it’s like a language wizard that gives you not only translations but also cool explanations , real-life examples and even a forum where you can chat with others about tricky words.
So, when you’re scratching your head over that French assignment, WordReference and the many who are active on its message boards could provide the help you need.
Summary: Online forum where you can ask other learners questions
French Language Stack Exchange is like a cozy virtual cafe where French enthusiasts gather.
Imagine you’re stuck on a tricky French homework question—instead of feeling lost, you can pop into this online spot and ask for help. It’s not just a Q&A— it’s like having a group of friends who love French as much as you do.
They share tips, tricks and their own experiences, making those confusing parts of French class feel way less daunting. So, next time you’re puzzled, French Language Stack Exchange is the friendly table where answers and insights flow like great conversation.
Summary: Easy to understand grammar lessons
Tex’s French Grammar is your friendly language mentor, ready to unravel the mysteries of French homework. Think of it as having a patient teacher who breaks down grammar rules into bite-sized pieces that make sense.
It’s not about dry lessons—it’s like having a conversation with someone who gets you. Tex’s Grammar doesn’t just throw rules at you—it explains why they matter and gives you examples that light up the “aha” moments. So, when French assignments seem like a puzzle, Tex’s French Grammar steps in to help you put the pieces together and ace that homework.
Summary: Excellent and reliable verb conjugation charts
This site by popular French language newspaper Le Figaro is a great online resource for French students who are looking for help with verb conjugations.
It’s a super accurate conjugation tool that allows you to conjugate verbs in various tenses, moods and persons. It’s particularly useful for students who are working on grammar exercises or assignments that involve verb conjugations. You can enter a verb and see its conjugation presented in a clear and organized format.
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For my Spanish class, I am printing up homework passes as rewards for various things. I just wanted to double check and make sure that "pase de tarea" would be the right term to use. If you have another suggestion, I'd love to hear it. Gracias por la ayuda! IsabelMayo  Hello, What is, exactly, an "homework pass"? I've never heard of it, and we don't have any "pases de tarea" in Spain! Maybe there are in other countries, but I'd like to know what it is.. Senior MemberHi Isabel, welcome to the forum! You're referring to little tickets or "passes" that will be given out as rewards/prizes and will exempt the students from having to do their homework, right? Kind of like a "get out of jail card"? I don't think "pase de tarea" works well. Maybe, "exencion", "permiso", or simply "etiqueta"? Now that we've clarified exactly what it is you're doing, I'm sure the others can provide more useful options. Best, Big Lar  Recompensa, boleto de  If you mean what Big Lar says, rewards/prizes , then I would use premio/recompensa . With Pase I understand a permit , but I don't really understand what it means in a school context. "Exención" as Big Lar suggests, would be the most accurate term to translate it, then. Here in Colombia we use the term: "Créditos" or "Puntos" to that kind of rewards.
Thanks for all of the replies. I am using homework passes as rewards for doing extra activites. The students can earn a pass and turn in the homework pass instead of turning in a homework assignment (if they forget to do the assignment or lose it or just choose to use the pass). I think that "boleto" is what I will use. Gracias! IsabelMayo Find tutors Corporate training Become a tutor English, USD French homework help online from private tutorsGet a personalized choice of tutors by answering a few quick questions Choose by myself from 1,520 tutors  1,520 French teachers available 50-min lesson 36 active students 4,252 lessons
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FREE 2024-25 Printable Teacher Calendar! 🗓️ Free Printable Homework Pass Set for K-12 TeachersPlus ideas for using them.  The homework pass just might be the most coveted of all school rewards. It’s easy for teachers too, since it doesn’t cost a thing. Make it even easier to hand out homework passes with our free printable set of two options, each in two styles. Just fill out the form on this page to grab them. Homework can be a surprisingly controversial topic. While many assume it’s just a natural part of a child’s education, others feel that homework isn’t all it’s cracked up to be . As we seek to encourage a better work-life balance for adults, is it possible homework is sending the wrong message to kids ? That being said, very few schools have banned homework altogether , and it does have its benefits. It’s especially useful in subjects like math and reading, where students profit from lots of skills practice. Sometimes, though, it’s nice to offer kids a break with no penalty, or at least the chance to postpone their assignment to a better night. That’s where the homework pass comes in. Homework Pass OptionsOur free printable homework passes come in two options, with styles for both elementary and middle/high school:
Most teachers put some limitations on their homework passes, specifying that they’re for certain assignments only. (You don’t want to give a student a free pass on a big project or paper.) Make sure you explain any restrictions when you hand yours out. Some teachers give every student a certain number of passes to use each semester or year. Others use them as rewards or prizes for in-class competitions or quizzes. Get Your Free Printable Homework Passes!However you choose to use them, you can grab your free homework pass printable set by filling out this quick form. Do you ever reward students with a homework pass? Come share your thoughts and ask for advice in the We Are Teachers HELPLINE group on Facebook .You might also like.  60 Best Second Grade Books To Update Your Classroom LibraryDiscover new favorite titles. Continue Reading Copyright © 2024. All rights reserved. 5335 Gate Parkway, Jacksonville, FL 32256 Translation of "homework" in FrenchSuggestions, suggestions that contain homework. Results: 13105 . Exact: 13105 . Elapsed time: 123 ms. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Fun French Resources! Not gonna lie, this is low-key one of my favorite French resources that I offer for free. It's a homework pass with a ton of personality! Use the best refrain in French music - "Je ne regrette rien" to add some humor to the days when homework or other assignments just aren't in the books.
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Make your French students laugh while integrating culture into every aspect of how you teach--EVEN your homework passes! These homework passes come with comprehensible French instructions on one side and the famous caption... "Je n'ai pas fait mes devoirs, mais..JE NE REGRETTE RIEN" Includes picture of Edith Piaf and her signature-8 Passes per ...
French-English Vocabulary / Vocabulaire Français-Anglais . Homework Pass. Thread starter burefan; Start date Oct 8 ... The concept is not as weird as it can seem - obtaining a Free Homework Pass can be more difficult (regular attendance, active participation, etc. - see e.g. here) ...
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Use these free homework passes in your French class as an incentive, reward for good character or prize for a game winner. There are twelve "ink friendly" passes to get you started. I hope this product is useful to you and your students.
A homework pass for French. French Homework Pass. Previous Next. Madame and the Middle School. 12 Followers. Follow. Subject. French. Grade Levels. 7 th, 8 th, 9 th, 10 th, 11 th, 12 th. Resource Type. Homework. Format. Word Document File (23 KB) $1.00. Digital Download. Add one to cart. Buy licenses to share. Add to Wish List. $1.00.
My students often prefer a homework pass over candy as a reward during review games. There are 4 homework passes on a page in this product. ... French Homework Passes. Rated 5 out of 5, based on 1 reviews. 1 Rating. 65 Downloads. Previous Next; The Sassy Language Teacher. 139 Followers. Follow. Grade Levels. 6 th - 12 th. Subjects. Foreign ...
Tex's Grammar doesn't just throw rules at you—it explains why they matter and gives you examples that light up the "aha" moments. So, when French assignments seem like a puzzle, Tex's French Grammar steps in to help you put the pieces together and ace that homework. 10. Le Conjugueur.
Anglais. Français. do homework vtr + n. (do after-hours schoolwork) faire ses devoirs loc v. The children have to do homework before they can go out to play. Les enfants doivent faire leurs devoirs avant de pouvoir aller jouer dehors. do your homework v expr.
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English- USA. Sep 13, 2007. #1. For my Spanish class, I am printing up homework passes as rewards for various things. I just wanted to double check and make sure that "pase de tarea" would be the right term to use. If you have another suggestion, I'd love to hear it.
Yes, an online tutor can definitely help you with your French homework and prepare you for your French exams. Preply French tutors are knowledgeable and professional, providing clear explanations and guidance to help you understand and complete your homework assignments. They can also offer exam preparation strategies, practice tests, and tips ...
French Translation of "HOMEWORK" | The official Collins English-French Dictionary online. Over 100,000 French translations of English words and phrases.
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It should be called a "No Homework" pass. Some teachers allow teachers to earn them for good behavior. Students are able to redeem these and not have to complete a homework assignment.
Nous de terminer nos devoirs. 1st person plural of venir in the present: venons. info::We have just finished our homework. Complete the sentences with the correct imparfait form of the verb venir. ... Improve your French with Lingolia. Each grammar topic comes with one free exercise where you can review the basics, as well as many more Lingolia ...
Learn the translation for 'homework' in LEO's English ⇔ French dictionary. With noun/verb tables for the different cases and tenses links to audio pronunciation and relevant forum discussions free vocabulary trainer
Many translated example sentences containing "no homework" - French-English dictionary and search engine for French translations.
mes devoirs de géographie. to do one's homework. exp. bien se renseigner avant. ***. 'homework' also found in translations in French-English dictionary. devoir scolaire.
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May 1, 2024. The homework pass just might be the most coveted of all school rewards. It's easy for teachers too, since it doesn't cost a thing. Make it even easier to hand out homework passes with our free printable set of two options, each in two styles. Just fill out the form on this page to grab them.
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Translation of "homework" in French. Look, clearly, you've done your homework. Écoutez, vous avez apparemment fait votre devoir. Here's that biology homework you wanted. Voila le devoir de biologie que tu voulais. Ensure that any assigned homework is completed at home.