Noël en français | Years 7–10 French Christmas Bundle | Escape Room + Stations
Two French Christmas resources for Years 7–10 at over 20% off, plus a bonus vocabulary pack, in one download. Your last weeks of Term 4 are planned: a vocabulary lesson, six culture stations with audio, a card-writing task and an escape room to finish the term.
WHAT’S INSIDE
1. L’Évasion de Noël: a French Christmas escape room
Gaspard the elf has hidden the golden star from the giant Christmas tree in Strasbourg. Teams of 3–4 solve five puzzles in French to find the five-digit code.
2 levels: Niveau 1 (Years 7–8, with English support) and Niveau 2 (Years 9–10, all in French). Both levels share the same code, so you can mix them in one class.
2 student booklets (10 pages each), as PDF and editable Word files
Teacher guide and answer key (6 pages), with a run sheet for relief teachers
13 classroom slides with 2 French audio tracks built in, plus the 2 MP3 files
Printable cards (5 pages): envelope labels, hint cards, reward card, a teacher-only code check card on its own page, and a certificate
Time: 50–60 minutes
2. Noël dans la francophonie: 6 Christmas culture stations
Six teenagers explain how they celebrate Christmas in France, Québec, Belgium, Switzerland, Senegal and Martinique.
6 station cards (6 pages): French text, glossary and a “Le saviez-vous ?” fact
6 MP3 tracks, one per station (about 1 minute each)
Student passport (10 pages): activities for every station, a comparison grid, a “Qui dit ça ?” quiz and a Christmas card writing task with a /12 rubric
Teacher guide and answer key (7 pages): room set-up, timing, differentiation, full answers and the sources used
Editable Word files of all three documents
Time: two lessons, or one 70–75 minute period
3. BONUS: Joyeux Noël ! vocabulary pack
4 pages: 48 Christmas words in four themes (colour-coded by gender), 18 expressions, a word search and a matching task, and 12 classroom ideas
Separate 1-page answer key
PDF and editable Word files
HOW IT SAVES YOU TIME
A one-page Start Here guide lists every file and gives a suggested order for the last weeks of Term 4 (about 5 lessons): vocabulary, stations, card writing, then the escape room.
Ready to print: print, load the audio and teach. Each resource has its own teacher guide and separate answer key.
Ready for mixed classes: two escape room levels, plus support and challenge at every station.
Set in real francophone places and built for Australian classrooms: students compare francophone traditions with their own Christmas in the Australian summer.
PRICE
A$39 for the bundle. Bought separately, the escape room and the stations cost A$50, so you save A$11 (over 20%). The vocabulary pack is included as a bonus.
DETAILS
Level: Years 7–10 French
Curriculum: linked to the Australian Curriculum: Languages – French, Years 7–10 (see each teacher guide)
Format: PDF, editable Word and MP3 files (one zip download: 26 files in 3 folders, plus the Start Here guide)
Paper size: A4
Audio: AI text-to-speech voices
Licence: for use by the purchasing teacher and their students
Questions? Email info@erudits.com
Two French Christmas resources for Years 7–10 at over 20% off, plus a bonus vocabulary pack, in one download. Your last weeks of Term 4 are planned: a vocabulary lesson, six culture stations with audio, a card-writing task and an escape room to finish the term.
WHAT’S INSIDE
1. L’Évasion de Noël: a French Christmas escape room
Gaspard the elf has hidden the golden star from the giant Christmas tree in Strasbourg. Teams of 3–4 solve five puzzles in French to find the five-digit code.
2 levels: Niveau 1 (Years 7–8, with English support) and Niveau 2 (Years 9–10, all in French). Both levels share the same code, so you can mix them in one class.
2 student booklets (10 pages each), as PDF and editable Word files
Teacher guide and answer key (6 pages), with a run sheet for relief teachers
13 classroom slides with 2 French audio tracks built in, plus the 2 MP3 files
Printable cards (5 pages): envelope labels, hint cards, reward card, a teacher-only code check card on its own page, and a certificate
Time: 50–60 minutes
2. Noël dans la francophonie: 6 Christmas culture stations
Six teenagers explain how they celebrate Christmas in France, Québec, Belgium, Switzerland, Senegal and Martinique.
6 station cards (6 pages): French text, glossary and a “Le saviez-vous ?” fact
6 MP3 tracks, one per station (about 1 minute each)
Student passport (10 pages): activities for every station, a comparison grid, a “Qui dit ça ?” quiz and a Christmas card writing task with a /12 rubric
Teacher guide and answer key (7 pages): room set-up, timing, differentiation, full answers and the sources used
Editable Word files of all three documents
Time: two lessons, or one 70–75 minute period
3. BONUS: Joyeux Noël ! vocabulary pack
4 pages: 48 Christmas words in four themes (colour-coded by gender), 18 expressions, a word search and a matching task, and 12 classroom ideas
Separate 1-page answer key
PDF and editable Word files
HOW IT SAVES YOU TIME
A one-page Start Here guide lists every file and gives a suggested order for the last weeks of Term 4 (about 5 lessons): vocabulary, stations, card writing, then the escape room.
Ready to print: print, load the audio and teach. Each resource has its own teacher guide and separate answer key.
Ready for mixed classes: two escape room levels, plus support and challenge at every station.
Set in real francophone places and built for Australian classrooms: students compare francophone traditions with their own Christmas in the Australian summer.
PRICE
A$39 for the bundle. Bought separately, the escape room and the stations cost A$50, so you save A$11 (over 20%). The vocabulary pack is included as a bonus.
DETAILS
Level: Years 7–10 French
Curriculum: linked to the Australian Curriculum: Languages – French, Years 7–10 (see each teacher guide)
Format: PDF, editable Word and MP3 files (one zip download: 26 files in 3 folders, plus the Start Here guide)
Paper size: A4
Audio: AI text-to-speech voices
Licence: for use by the purchasing teacher and their students
Questions? Email info@erudits.com