This narrated slideshow tells a brief story of how a birthday party was planned and carried out. There are pictures for each sentence.

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.

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.

This text is a story told in Spanish with pictures through PowerPoint. The story about a friendly fox and rabbit teaches the phrases ''good morning'', ''good afternoon'', and ''goodnight'' authentically and in context.

Objective: As a student, will be able to answer questions in Spanish about a letter.Objective: The student will be able to read a letter and answer questions in Spanish and in a complete sentence.The assumption is the students has already been exposed to the vocabulary of greetings, name, how they are, numbers 0-31, where they are from, age, birthday, date, seasons, weather and goodbyes.The questions can be translated into English as well.In a letter, the city is always added before the date, left margin.

This interactive presentation teaches some basic family vocabulary (los hijos, los abuelos, los padres), asks some comprehension questions, and then prompts the audience to describe their own families.

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.

This narrated slideshow uses pictures to teach/ review clothing. The slideshow uses lots of repetition of the verb 'ponerme'.

This narrated slideshow uses the structure ''Yo veo algo...'' and pictures to teach basic adjectives.

This short text, written by a Spanish teacher and based on Eric Carle's ''The Very Hungery Caterpillar'', tells the tale of a caterpillar that travels to different Spanish-speaking countries eating typical dishes. Teachers can use a map and pictures of the dishes to aid in comphrehension.

This lesson plan incorporates several different activities to learn and practice clothing in Spanish. Originally for a home-school setting, pieces of the lesson will need to be adapted for the classroom.

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.

In this activity, students learn the numbers from 1 to 15 in Spanish by firing the correct number of meatballs onto a plate of spaghetti.

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.

This simple powerpoint presents the colors in Spanish with optional audio. It is a good way to introduce colors for the first time.

This presentation, an excellent way to introduce the months, includes a practice activity at the end.

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 list of activities is for use with vocabulary flashcards for any unit. These games are appropriate for younger learners but work for any world language.