Brandon Brown dit la vérité – Teacher’s Guide DOWNLOAD
263 total pages, 10 chapters, Answer keys included
IN EVERY CHAPTER
Vocabulary
Pre-reading discussion
Interpretive Listening
Comprehension Questions
During and Post Reading Activities
FEATURES AND HIGHLIGHTS
Teaching tips for introducing new structures
Cultural extensions
60 minutes a day of physical activity
Gulli- the French TV Network
Top 10 French Candies
Quality Time
SMS Text Abbreviations
Video Games
Punishments in France
Reader’s Theater
Class competition activities to boost engagement while reading
Get students up and moving with prediction activities like Tea Party
Address ACTFL Can-Do statements
Listening Comprehension with the song L’Orange
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TEACHER’S GUIDE TO ACCOMPANY Brandon Brown dit la vérité
Fiction/Humor Novel
The latest in the Brandon Brown series!
Rather than get caught in the act of disobeying his mother, Brandon decides to lie about his dishonest actions. He quickly discovers that not telling the truth can create big problems and a lot of stress! Will he win in the end, or will he decide that honesty is the best policy?
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 very 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!
The novel has some very basic topics grounded in high-frequency vocabulary that would fit any level-one curriculum:
Families & communities
Family relationships (sibling & parents)
Parenting strategiesScience & Technology
Use of technology for leisure
Technology and childrenPersonal identities
Growing up and developing independence
Honesty and integrity
Difficult choices
Likes and dislikes
Cultural Context: American Culture vs. Target Culture
This novel is based on everyday events and activities. Although the novel is based on American culture, there are a multitude of cultural topics that can be explored by using the novel as a springboard to launch into cultural discussions and comparisons.
The following are some of the cultural topics that can be explored and/or enhanced using the novel as a springboard:
Family relationships in the Target Culture
Use of screen time in the Target Culture
The importance of telling the truth in the Target Culture
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