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French Language Links

 

T Bob's list of Facebook pages for a variety of organizations for French teachers, both in the U. S. and abroad

T BOB--Tennessee Bob's Famous French links.

Why Study French?- A brief but powerful statement about why students should study French.

French Quarter- "Global Village French Quarter:" Great links for French language, culture, and news.

AATF- American Association of Teachers of French.

NABE-National Association for Bilingual Education: see especially for L'Acadien du Haut St-Jean site, a bilingual school (French and English) in Aroostook County, Maine.

 
Webmaster / Professor Emeritus
University of Northern Iowa

  J. Becker, Webmaster and professor emeritus, retired from the Univ. of No. Iowa a number of  years ago and enjoys keeping this page current and adds to it regularly.    

http://www.greatsong.net/ --contains more than 2 million songs, lyrics of 500.000 French songs both old and contemporary, 50,000 translations (English / French), and it is a popular website in this area of interest.

http://frenchprofessor.org/french-movies.htm: French movies-a helpful resource for researching French film on the Internet.

 

If you are not on the mail list from France 5, I suggest you join .. really good for keeping up to date with what's going on and with resources.

http://education.france5.fr/coteprofs/index.cfm?ic=1

                       

I am a Bates College alum and now a French teacher at Marblehead Veterans Middle School in Massachusetts. This past summer, I was on the Boston Bruins I.C.E. School committee and developed hockey-related lesson plans for French. The hockey-French relationship is a strong one since so many NHL players are francophone, including the Bruins' Patrice Bergeron, Benoit Pouliot, Daniel Paille, Jordan Caron and coach Claude Julien.

Lesson plans are available on the Bruins' website at: http://bruins.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=41489 

They are free and it only takes a few seconds to sign up. They are suitable for any grade level, but are geared toward beginners (French 1).

Hockey is a great way to get kids excited about French! It has really helped me grow my program. Sign up and help keep French alive in New England!

Kristen Russett

kpurdyrussett@comcast.net