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French Easter Bell Craft and Coloring Pages
The Easter Bunny does not deliver eggs to children in France; that job belongs to the church bells. France is a predominately Catholic country. On Holy Thursday, the day before Good Friday, the bells in every church and cathedral across France stop r...
Easter Worksheets and Activities for French and Spanish Class
Easter is right around the corner. Use this springtime theme to get your French and Spanish learners hopping . . . and talking! Here are some materials and ideas to use both at school and at home: Easter Egg Games: Fill and hide plastic E...
French April Fools’ Day Custom: Le Poisson d’Avril
Did you know that we have the French to thank for the fun custom of April Fools’ Day? It all started back in the 16th century, when King Charles IX adopted the new Gregorian Calendar and New Year’s Day shifted from April 1 to January 1....
Piñata Land!
Bienvenido to Piñata Land! Now this is what I call some Foreign Language Fun. This photo is from a Spanish classroom at the high school where I teach. At home, Spanish II students create original piñatas from paper mache. The Spanish teache...
Make Paper Shoes for St. Nicholas Day: Easy Craft Download
Are you ready for St. Nicholas Day? In many European countries, December 6 is a day to celebrate one of our most beloved saints–Nicholas of Myra, a fourth century bishop from present-day Turkey. Nicholas is renowned for his generosity, good...
First Day of School—German Style
kin·der·gar·ten a school or class for young children between the ages of four and six years. [Origin: 1850–55; German: lit., children's garden, equiv. to Kinder children (see kind) +Garten garden] from Dictionary.com A f...
