5 activities to spark your high schooler’s interest in French
Is French not one your teen’s favourite subjects? No problem! You can help spark a passion for French by suggesting some activities your teen will enjoy. Here are five!
Is French not one your teen’s favourite subjects? No problem! You can help spark a passion for French by suggesting some activities your teen will enjoy. Here are five!
Photo comics are like comic books, but contain photos instead of drawings. It may be a little old school, but this art form has made a bit of a comeback among young people. Here’s how to get started:
A scrapbook is an album of photos, quotes, illustrations, and personal texts. The goal is to collect a variety of elements that, together, describe who we are. It’s a fun mashup of art and writing. To help your child make their own, make these suggestions:
This homemade scrapbook will not only make a wonderful souvenir, but also help your child understand themselves better.
Sometimes, it doesn’t take much to make someone happy. A pretty card with a thoughtful message, slipped into a mailbox or hidden under a pillow, can do a world of good. Plus, making cards can help foster your child’s love of French. To make the activity even more engaging and educational, suggest that they do the following:
Looking for inspiration? Have your child look at our French thank-you card examples.
Proverbs—phrases of common wisdom that explain a way of thinking or behaving—can be found online or in a good old-fashioned dictionary. Have fun discovering French proverbs as a family! Together, you can do the following:
All you need to play the dictionary game is . . . a dictionary! This game guarantees a ton of giggles, but also helps teens enrich their vocabulary and general knowledge. Take turns:
Depending on your mood, the winner can be the one with the funniest or the truest definition.
Help your teen fall in love with French literature by making some reading suggestions.
Writing : The Alloprof Parents' team