We’re happy to welcome @Alyssa Fabiano, an FSL teacher who’s building a career and life she loves - and learning about AI along the way! 💡✨ 📚 You’ll find practical French teaching ideas, resources and a supportive community to share with and learn alongside. 🤝💛 💬 Alyssa, which grades do you teach, and what would help you most in your FSL classroom right now? Everyone, join me in giving Alyssa a warm welcome! 👋🍎

📚 Wednesday’s Resource — One Day Late! I visited Stockholm yesterday, so I missed sharing our Wednesday resource. Better late than never! 😊 Here is a ready-to-use French classroom activity you can try with your students: 🎲 Roll and Speak in French Students roll a die and answer the matching question: 1️⃣ Comment ça va aujourd’hui ? 2️⃣ Qu’est-ce que tu aimes faire après l’école ? 3️⃣ Quel est ton repas préféré ? 4️⃣ Parle de ta famille. 5️⃣ Qu’est-ce que tu as fait le week-end dernier ? 6️⃣ Si tu pouvais voyager, où irais-tu et pourquoi ? 🌱 Support: Provide sentence starters and a vocabulary bank. 🌿 Core: Answer in two or three complete sentences. 🌳 Challenge: Add details and ask a follow-up question. A simple, low-prep activity to get students speaking French! 🍎 Would you use this activity with your students? How would you adapt it for different levels?

Use AI to create a 5-minute French speaking activity. When you are short on time, ask AI: Create a 5-minute French speaking activity about [topic] for [grade/level]. Include three simple questions, a word bank and sentence starters for learners who need support. For example: Create a 5-minute partner-speaking activity about weekend activities for Grade 5 Core French. Include three questions, eight useful words and three sentence starters. ✨ Try it today: Choose something your students or child already enjoys—food, sports, music, animals or video games—and let AI build the conversation prompt. Remember: always review the vocabulary and adapt the difficulty before using it. One prompt. Five minutes of preparation. More French spoken. 🍎 What topic would your students or child enjoy talking about today?

🤖AI as Your French-Lesson Planning Partner This week, we’re exploring how AI can help us create engaging French lessons—while keeping the teacher’s creativity, experience and knowledge at the heart of every decision. AI can help us: ✨ Generate vocabulary and sentence starters ✨ Differentiate one activity for several levels ✨ Create speaking questions and role-plays ✨ Adapt a text for different readers ✨ Design quick review games or exit tickets 💡 Try this prompt: “Create a 30-minute French lesson about __________ for Grade ___. Include a warm-up, key vocabulary, a speaking activity with three levels of support, and a quick exit ticket.” Remember: AI provides the first draft. You bring the heart, judgment and understanding of your students. ❤️ 👇 Your turn: What French lesson or topic would you like AI to help you create this week? Let’s learn, experiment and save some precious planning time together! 🍎✨ 🌟 Monday — Le thème de la semaine

Let’s finish our AI week by celebrating the small wins. 🍎✨ AI doesn’t have to completely transform your teaching to be useful. Maybe this week it helped you: ⏰ Save 20 minutes on planning 🌱 Adapt an activity for different levels 📝 Create a few comprehension questions 💬 Come up with speaking prompts 📖 Simplify a reading text 🎯 Organize an idea you already had 🧰 Create a resource a little faster Sometimes the biggest win is simply getting a little time back. And that extra time can mean: ❤️ More time connecting with students 💬 More conversations in the classroom 👀 More time noticing who needs support ☕ Or even a few minutes to breathe before the next lesson AI can help with the workload. But the teacher is still the one who brings the relationships, judgement, creativity and heart. 🍎 👇 What’s one small AI win you had this week? Even “It saved me 20 minutes!” absolutely counts. 🏆