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.

To discover, understand, and compare/contrast cultural conventions in the target culture with students’ culture.

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 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.

Students will learn or test their knowledge of continents and oceans with this drag and drop activity in French. Upon correct identification of each geographical feature, the name of the feature is pronounced by a native French speaker.

In this activity, students will be able to practice asking for directions on a street in Paris and describe an itinerary.

This interactive site introduces basic vocabulary in French (and many other languages). Students learn first by reviewing vocabulary and associated images and audio. Each topic includes a game that offers immediate feedback to the student.

Students will practice French vocabulary through a series of interactive modules, beginning with introduction of the vocabulary through images and audio, followed by a lesson, a game, and finally an assessment.

This web site provides French unit plans, activities, lessons, rubrics, vocabulary, and quizzes across a wide variety of subjects for French levels 1-4. Some of the subject areas covered include: housing, food, phones, travel, 19th century France, Haiti, business French, and World War II.

Students will use a customized set of domino cards (provided) to learn the names of basic fruits in French. Th

Students will listen to a Quebecois song about World War II and complete various interactive online activities to show comprehension, practice grammar and vocabulary, and read and interpret short related texts. The themes of love, friendship, and family are addressed in the song.

This collection of topics includes basic vocabulary and expressions for novice language learners. Each topic includes several subtopics introduced by online activities and corresponding print activities.

Students will listen to the description of this appartement by a French speaker and correctly identify each room as it is described by dragging and dropping the corresponding label to the correct room.

Les Conversations Mises à Jour is a collection of authentic conversations in French that targets mostly intermediate and advanced learners of French. Each conversation highlights the shared experience of two native or near-native French speakers and provides both an oral history of that experience and a trove of cultural references. Vocabulary lists are included.

Students will identify parts of the human body by dragging and dropping the correct label to its corresponding body part. Upon successful identification, the name of the body part is spoken by a native French speaker.

Students will learn basic household tasks like doing the dishes and taking out the trash. Students listen to a short audio description and then must match the item with the associated image.

This clickable map of French dialiectical regions provides resources for the most prominent dialects of France. Each section is supported by dialectial dictionaries, historical information, and a range of resources to help the learner deepen their understanding of the dialect while making comparisons with standard French. NOTE: The entire website is written in French.

This resource is a multi media interactive web documentary in which an elementary school class chronicles their learning as they address questions of cultural identity, cultural differences, racism, immigration, etc. The home page has links to various tableaux which each focus on one sub-theme.

This website offers several different customized Google maps that allow students to see and practice basic vocabulary including family members, weather, seasons, and art. Students can click a location on the map to see a respresentative photo of that Francophone country or region.