What Should I Wear?
Read the weather and circle what to wear, then draw yourself dressed for a cold day.
Draw a line from each French clothing word to its English meaning, from le chapeau to les bottes.
Printed on the sheet:
scarfle tee-shirthatle shortsweaterl’écharpeglovesle pullT-shirtles gantscoatles bottesshortsboots
Point to clothes kids are wearing and have the class name each one in French.
Translating word for word. French says il fait froid (it makes cold), not “il est froid”.
Let a weather helper give a short French weather report every morning.
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Read the weather and circle what to wear, then draw yourself dressed for a cold day.
Find twelve French weather and clothing words. They go across, down and diagonally.
Draw a line from each French weather sentence to its meaning, from il fait beau to il neige.
Read each weather sentence in French and draw it, then write today’s weather.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.