Before the weekend, let’s celebrate something that went well this week — big or small. ❤️ Maybe you finished something you had been putting off, learned something new, helped someone, made progress on a goal, or simply made it through a busy week with a smile. ✨ What’s one little win you’re celebrating this week? Share it below so we can celebrate together! 🎉

This week’s question: How do you protect your work-life balance when teaching, building projects, and managing everything else life brings? Is there one habit, boundary, or small change that helps you switch off, recharge, or make more time for yourself? Share what works for you — or what you’re still trying to figure out. 🌱 One question, many perspectives. Let’s learn from each other. 🍎

📚 La ressource du mercredi Here’s a ready-to-use “Trouve quelqu’un qui…” / “Find Someone Who…” speaking activity for Grade 5 French! 🇫🇷🍎 It’s a simple and fun way to get students moving, asking questions, and speaking French with classmates right from the start. You can use it as: ✨ a first-week icebreaker ✨ a speaking activity ✨ a partner interview task ✨ an easy oral language warm-up The resource includes an English version and a French version. 👇 Would you use this in your classroom? If you’d like, I can also make a differentiated version next! 🌱🌿🌳

A simple way to get more students speaking French - with less pressure and more confidence. 💬❤️ Think. Pair. Share. A simple routine that gets everyone talking. 🍎 More thinking. More talking. More French! 💬🇫🇷

🍎 Getting Students Speaking from the Very First Days 🌟 One of the most important things we can do at the beginning of the year is help students feel comfortable using French right away — even if it’s just a few words or simple sentence starters. Students do not need perfect French before they begin speaking. They need encouragement, structure, and safe opportunities to try. ❤️ This week’s theme in Entre Profs is: 🌟 Getting Students Speaking from the Very First Days A few simple ways to build confidence: - use sentence stems and model phrases - start with partner talk before sharing with the whole class - repeat short oral routines daily - celebrate effort, not perfection 🎁 Free Poster for You! To go with this week’s theme, I made a free poster with useful French speaking prompts that you can use in class right away. It’s designed to help students begin speaking about: - introducing themselves - talking about their likes - sharing simple ideas and experiences You can use it as: - a classroom poster - a speaking support during partner activities - a visual reference for beginning-of-year oral routines My hope is that this helps students see that they can speak French from the very beginning — one small step at a time. 🍎