the lives of French speakers through the lens of family. Students learn where French is spoken around the world, explore the basic cultural elements of French countries, and learn a few French words associated with families. All materials and a lesson outline are provided online for free via the National Endowment for the Humanities.

 

This resource is aligned to the Global Competence Curriculum Framework:

• Recognize there are people of diverse cultures (PK-2)
• Recognize my own culture and list its characteristics (PK-2)
• Ask and answer questions on how we categorize people (PK-2)
• Identify practices and products from other cultures (PK-2)
• Understand and produce memorized words, expressions, and phrases in the target language (PK-2)

Explore and engage with languages other than your own - have fun with language (PK-2)

French and Family

This resource is part of a collection of materials and resources compiled by members of the Pennsylvania Council for International Education (PACIE). Visit the PACIE website to learn more.

 

This lesson plan is provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities, an independent federal organization that financially supports a multitude of humanities programs throughout the United States.

PACIE, Pennsylvania Council for International Education, global competence, global education, French, French language, France, language studies, languages, beginning language, cultural studies, culture, family, international studies, geography, exploratory langauge