📚 La ressource du mercredi Here’s a ready-to-use “Trouve quelqu’un qui…” / “Find Someone Who…” speaking activity for Grade 5 French! 🇫🇷🍎 It’s a simple and fun way to get students moving, asking questions, and speaking French with classmates right from the start. You can use it as: ✨ a first-week icebreaker ✨ a speaking activity ✨ a partner interview task ✨ an easy oral language warm-up The resource includes an English version and a French version. 👇 Would you use this in your classroom? If you’d like, I can also make a differentiated version next! 🌱🌿🌳

A simple way to get more students speaking French - with less pressure and more confidence. 💬❤️ Think. Pair. Share. A simple routine that gets everyone talking. 🍎 More thinking. More talking. More French! 💬🇫🇷

🍎 Getting Students Speaking from the Very First Days 🌟 One of the most important things we can do at the beginning of the year is help students feel comfortable using French right away — even if it’s just a few words or simple sentence starters. Students do not need perfect French before they begin speaking. They need encouragement, structure, and safe opportunities to try. ❤️ This week’s theme in Entre Profs is: 🌟 Getting Students Speaking from the Very First Days A few simple ways to build confidence: - use sentence stems and model phrases - start with partner talk before sharing with the whole class - repeat short oral routines daily - celebrate effort, not perfection 🎁 Free Poster for You! To go with this week’s theme, I made a free poster with useful French speaking prompts that you can use in class right away. It’s designed to help students begin speaking about: - introducing themselves - talking about their likes - sharing simple ideas and experiences You can use it as: - a classroom poster - a speaking support during partner activities - a visual reference for beginning-of-year oral routines My hope is that this helps students see that they can speak French from the very beginning — one small step at a time. 🍎

Starting today, Entre Profs is moving into a simple weekly rhythm designed to make our community easier to follow, more useful, and more connected. 🌿 Each day will have its own little focus, so you’ll always know what to expect: 🌟 Monday — Le thème de la semaine A classroom theme or teaching focus to guide us through the week. 💡 Tuesday — Le petit truc du mardi One quick, practical strategy you can try right away. 📚 Wednesday — La ressource du mercredi A ready-to-use French resource, activity, printable, or classroom idea. 💬 Thursday — Entre Profs en discussion A question or conversation where we can exchange ideas, experiences, and inspiration. 🎉 Friday — Nos petites victoires A moment to celebrate what worked this week — because the small wins matter too! ❤️ 🌿 Sunday — Sunday Grace | Un petit moment pour soi A gentle moment to reflect, feel grateful, and reset before another week begins. My goal is simple: to make Entre Profs 🍎 a place where French teachers and parents can find practical support, fresh ideas, useful resources, and encouragement — without feeling overwhelmed or having to figure everything out alone. I’m so excited to begin this new rhythm with you today! 🥰🍎 👇 Which day are you most excited about?

Before a new week begins, I thought we could take a little moment together to notice something good. 🌿 Today, share 1 thing you’re grateful for. For me, today I’m especially grateful for this growing Entre Profs community and for every teacher, parent, and new member who has chosen to be here. 🥰 No pressure. No need for everything to be perfect. Just a small Sunday moment to appreciate what is already good before we begin again tomorrow. What are you grateful for today? 👇 ❤️ Créé avec beaucoup de cœur, Entre Profs 🍎