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Pret-a-ecouter: Podcasts
A quick Google search for podcasts in French turned up some fantastic resources.
GabFLE is a fantastic resource for interviews with native speakers of all ages on a wide range of topics that will suit your objectives and students' interests. In addition to podcasts, there are ready made games and questions to support comprehension and bring in an element of reading and writing. I am always on the lookout for resources for beginning French students, and this is really a goldmine. The transcripts are also available below each interview, which means that you have a perfect built-in resource that will not only work for you, but bring a smile to the face of your school's ELA chairperson as you address the CCSS in your content area. Colloquialisms such as "euh" and "quoi" can heard throughout the podcasts (particularly when teenagers are interviewed) and this is a great way for students to hear how French teenagers really speak.
A collection of links to podcasts by theme can be found at Le Point du FLE. You might find topics that interest you, but the bigger discovery is that you will also find a huge source of blogs and web sites filled with the kinds of authentic resources you have been searching for.
Bonnes recherches! Et bonne ecoute!
GabFLE is a fantastic resource for interviews with native speakers of all ages on a wide range of topics that will suit your objectives and students' interests. In addition to podcasts, there are ready made games and questions to support comprehension and bring in an element of reading and writing. I am always on the lookout for resources for beginning French students, and this is really a goldmine. The transcripts are also available below each interview, which means that you have a perfect built-in resource that will not only work for you, but bring a smile to the face of your school's ELA chairperson as you address the CCSS in your content area. Colloquialisms such as "euh" and "quoi" can heard throughout the podcasts (particularly when teenagers are interviewed) and this is a great way for students to hear how French teenagers really speak.
A collection of links to podcasts by theme can be found at Le Point du FLE. You might find topics that interest you, but the bigger discovery is that you will also find a huge source of blogs and web sites filled with the kinds of authentic resources you have been searching for.
Bonnes recherches! Et bonne ecoute!
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