French-Speaking Countries, Capital Cities, Flags Word Searches | La Francophonie | This set of 10 no-prep differentiated word searches introduces students to the scope of the French-speaking world. It features 41 countries, territories, or regions across the globe where French is an official or significant language. It is perfect for KS3 French, KS4 French, GCSE French, A Level French, Scotland S1-S6 French (Curriculum for Excellence), and International School programmes at CEFR A1 & A2 level. It works well for the annual Journée internationale de la Francophonie and European Day of Languages, and also for year-round French and geography cross-curricular learning. The set is an ideal companion to traditional teacher-led presentations, helping students develop a comprehensive understanding and awareness of Les Pays Francophones, and just how widely French is spoken around the globe. It’s also really useful for developing French reading, writing and spelling skills. It’s a great addition to your La Francophonie unit of work, and works perfectly for French cover lessons too.

The set includes the following non-editable ready-to-print PDFs in a zipped format:

• 10 No-Prep Differentiated Word Searches | With arrow key to identify the direction the words appear in the grid. Countries are identified by their definite article for implicit grammar input.

• Answer Keys | Provides students with an additional opportunity to engage with language; promotes independent learning.

• Two Design Formats | There are two formats to choose from: individual search grids followed by the corresponding answer key so that you can print and photocopy double-sided, or with the search grids and answer keys separate.

• Flag Reference Chart | Features continent, country, capital city & national flag. Laminate several charts for class learning: you’ll be able to use them for years.

• Teacher Tip #1 | Students should look at a world map first so that they can visualise the location of the individual continents, countries and capitals across the globe, which they may not at this stage know. This gives them an essential real-world context for their learning.

• Teacher Tip #2 | As an extension activity, our students use the grids as a reference framework to create their own grids for each other. They use them for student-led learning, either as an integral activity in whole lessons, or as mini-activities, such as entrance and exit tickets.

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