Search for idiomatiques expressions based on 11 themes including anatomy, clothing, colors, and so on. Search results include the expression in context with an audio recording in the target language and English translation if accessed by the user.

In this grammar resource, students will practice the use of adjectives and complements in French sentences. In the four interactive exercises, students select the correct adjective or complement that agrees with the word it is modifying and answers can be checked at the end. The practice helps with reading and writing skills.

This resource offers students an interactive activity where they can assess their French vocabulary learned in ten modules containing ten words. Students can select a level of difficulty to start and are provided with a clue for the adjective of the search.

Students will watch a report on a philanthropic work in South Africa and discuss the importance of the environment and water in a community. In addition, students will reflect on their own use of water in their routines and link the lesson to other academic subjects on the environment.

In this resource, students are provided with short French sentences that have words derived from English "anglicisme" that they have to find. It is a very good interactive activity composed of seven timed modules in ten screens and a selection of a level of difficulty.

In this activity, students listen to messages left on an answering machine in the target language and take notes. This activity is created for listening comprehension but extensions are included to make this a speaking assignment, also. This activity can be utlized at many different proficiency levels and for any spoken language. Included are ‘message’ templates for English, German and Spanish.

Students will listen to five dialogues from native speaker students in a school cafeteria and match what they hear (drag and drop sound button) to the images provided of these students. The activity will help students develop listening skills.

In this assessment, students will read and understand a program for the Montreal Jazz Festival, have a brief conversation with a classmate about it, and then do a presentation.

This resource offers a native speaker listening comprehension activity on a conversation between a mother and her daughter as their shop at a supermarket. Students listen carefully to their conversation and select the correct answer from the "True and False" statements provided.

In this activity, students will be able to practice how to find a museum to visit in Paris, pay for the entrance fee, ask for information, and read signs at the entrance of the museum.

This website houses recordings of native speakers of many countries, including France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Colombia, USA and the UK, imitating the sounds of animals and vehicles.

Students will see a video based on the Region of Belgium and its capital, Brussels. In the writing activities, students use listening comprehension to describe the region, touristic and cultural qualities. This resource should be paired with the resource entitled, "Ca bouge a Bruxelles - Video"

In this activity students will see a video based on the Region of Belgium and its capital, Brussels. In the writing activities, students use listening comprehension to describe the region, touristic and cultural qualities. This resource should be paired with the resource entitled, "Ca bouge a Bruxelles-Exercises."

This resource features a lesson on the province of Quebec with activities and a video in French. Students will develop their listening comprehension skills through the pre-viewing and post-viewing activities. Additional activities include writing a postcard and creating a dialogue.

Students will see a video of the French region of Alsace. In the writing activities, students use listening comprehension to describe the region and its cultural qualities. This resource should be paired with the resource entitled, "Ca bouge en France: L'Alsace - Video."

In this activity, students will see a video of the French region of Alsace. In the writing activities, students use listening comprehension to describe the region and its cultural qualities. This resource should be paired with the resource entitled, "Ca bouge a Bruxelles - Exercises."

Students will learn about "La Belgique" by playing the role of visitors in the state of "Wallonie" through reading, video, and discussions.

In this resource, students will learn the use of the subordinate clauses: "conjonction de subordination".

Students will learn about the French republic, the French flag, the national motto, the symbol of the republic, and their national hymn.

This collection of classic French songs represents Francophone music across decades and countries. Some entries include videos of live performances. Each entry includes complete lyrics, song notes, and exercises made available via a downloadable pdf file.