French Immersion Word Wall Package

As of August 1, 2014 I will be at a new school along with 3 other teachers from my old school.  One of the teachers who is moving with me was the teacher who was next door to me at my old school and who teaches French Immersion and who would always ask me to create things for her.  So, I told her how I was jazzing up my word wall and she asked me if I could create something for her French Immersion classroom.  So I took the word lists she gave me and created this package.  I hope this jazzes up your classroom along with helping your students learn new words. 

Package Includes the following in 2 different designs:

Design 1:
- Subject pronoun cards in the following sizes (cm):
  - 3.96x6.32 and 3.69x8.03
  - 6.01x6.87 and 7.45x8.74
  - 7.41x8.43 and 7.43x12.26
- 524 mots fréquents en français (7.43x16.8) (I created additional cards for the longer words that are 7.6x17.4 and for some of the phrases I created cards that are longer in length which are 11.6x17.4)
- Uppercase only alphabet cards (19.05x18.6) in 2 different colours
- Lowercase only alphabet cards (19.05x18.6) in 2 different colours
- Punctuation cards (., !, ?, &, @, ‘, “,”, -)
- Uppercase and lowercase French accents letters (19.05x18.6)  in 2 different colours (À, Â, Ä, Æ, È, É, Ê, Ë, Î, Ï, Ô, Œ, Ù, Û, Ü, Ÿ, Ç, €, «, »)
- Alphabet card headers for word wall with uppercase and lowercase letters on each in 2 sizes (12.63x13.86 and 14.82x16.27) and 2 different colours
 - Rectangle alphabet cards with uppercase and lowercase letters on each (8.96x16.69)

Design 2:
- Subject pronoun cards in the following sizes (cm):
  - 3.96x6.32 and 3.69x8.03
  - 6.01x6.87 and 7.45x8.74
  - 7.41x8.43 and 7.43x12.26
- 524 mots fréquents en français (7.6x17.4) (I created additional cards for the longer words that are 7.6x17.4 and for some of the phrases I created cards that are longer in length which are 11.6x17.34)
- Uppercase only alphabet cards (19.05x22.17) in 2 different colours
- Lowercase only alphabet cards (19.05x22.17) in 2 different colours
- Punctuation cards (., !, ?, &, @, ‘, “,”, -)
- Uppercase and lowercase French accents letters (19.05x22.17)  in 2 different colours (À, Â, Ä, Æ, È, É, Ê, Ë, Î, Ï, Ô, Œ, Ù, Û, Ü, Ÿ, Ç, €, «, »)
- Alphabet card headers for word wall with uppercase and lowercase letters on each in 2 sizes (12.63x13.86 and 14.82x16.27) and 2 different colours
 - Rectangle alphabet cards with uppercase and lowercase letters on each (8.96x16.7)

Also included:
- 10 Word Wall accents “Mot fréquents en français” in various font colours and 2 different designs
-Editable Word Cards of all the different frames so you can add your own text if wanted











You can find this package in my TPT store at the following link:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Ultimate-French-Word-Wall-Package-Multi-Dots-Pink-Background-1340587

Enjoy!

Kemble :-)


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