Brandon Brown à la conquête de Quèbec Teacher’s Guide – CD

Brandon Brown à la conquête de Quèbec Teacher’s Guide – CD

293 total pages, 10 chapters, Answer keys included

Table of Contents:

In Every Chapter:

• Vocabulary
• Pre-reading discussion questions
• During/Post reading discussion questions
• Activities to boost engagement before and during reading
• Reading comprehension questions
• Quiz

Features and Highlights:

• Slideshows
  • Chateau Frontenac
  • L’ile d’Orléans
  • Québec
  • Le sirop d’érable
• Build higher order thinking and problem solving skills with puzzle activities.
• Reader’s Theater
• Beyond the text readings
  • Chateau Frontenac
  • Les conséquences
  • A brief history of Quebec
  • Québec de nos jours
  • L’ile d’Orléans
  • Le sirop d’érable
• Oral and written comprehension activities

Brandon Brown à la conquête de Quèbec – Reader

It takes Brandon Brown less than a day to find trouble while on vacation with his family in Quebec, Canada. He quickly learns that in Quebec, bad decisions and careless mischief can bring much more than a 12-year-old boy can handle alone. Will he and his new friend, Justin, outwit their parents, or will their mischievous antics eventually catch up with them?

The exceptionally low unique word count and high frequency factor (the number of times core structures are embedded in the text) make this an ideal read for advanced beginning French students. Each page is loaded with cognates (words that are similar in English and French), recycled vocabulary, and illustrations, which makes this read highly comprehensible. Enjoy the story! The more you enjoy it, the more you will acquire French without even realizing it! Happy reading!

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