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Exploring the Quebec Winter Carnival in French
Introduce students to Quebec’s Winter Carnival through French vocabulary, cultural reading passages, listening comprehension, and short written responses.
$4USD · Digital download
Introduce students to Quebec’s Winter Carnival through French vocabulary, cultural reading passages, listening comprehension, and short written responses. Activities explore Bonhomme Carnaval, ice sculptures, winter activities, traditional foods, and Carnival traditions.
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- Students will identify and use French vocabulary related to the Quebec Winter Carnival.
- Students will demonstrate reading comprehension from a short French informational passage.
- Students will answer listening-comprehension questions in French or English.
- Students will describe a preferred Carnival activity or food using French vocabulary.
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