SOCIAL MEDIA AND TEENAGERS — A2 Level (Lower-Intermediate)

Planning a complete French unit from scratch takes weeks. This one is already done.

A structured unit integrating all four language skills: listening, reading, speaking, and writing.

Level: A2 (Lower-Intermediate)
Duration: 6 lessons × 60 minutes
Skills: Listening • Reading • Speaking • Writing

This unit explores the role of social media in teenage life through authentic materials and communicative activities. 

Across six structured lessons, students work with infographics, graphs, short texts, and authentic audio while developing their ability to express and justify opinions in French.

Materials Included

• 6 Teacher Guides (one per lesson)
• 6 Structured Lessons (60 minutes each)
• 6 Vocabulary Lessons
• 1 Creative Final Project 
• Student Worksheets (fillable or printable)
• Authentic Audio Materials
• Interactive Digital Presentation (Genially)
• 6 Interactive Digital Quizzes (Genially)
• Formative Assessment
• Summative Assessment
• Answer Keys for All Materials                
  

                                                                                                                                        

  By the end of this unit, your students will be able to use simple, structured sentences like:

  • “J’aime Instagram parce que…”
  • “Je préfère TikTok parce que…”
  • “Je passe beaucoup de temps en ligne…”

  They will learn to express simple ideas, give basic reasons, and communicate more confidently in French.

                                        

Built around authentic French documents

Every lesson uses real French materials — genuine videos, authentic texts, real infographics and data — selected and adapted for lower-intermediate learners by a native French teacher based in France. Students engage with the language as it actually exists, not as it appears in textbooks.

Who this unit is for

Designed for high school French teachers working with lower-intermediate classes — including French 1, early immersion, and beginner high school programmes. Suitable for AP® and IB French, standard secondary French, and classes that need clear structure and guided support.

Estimated duration: 6–8 weeks depending on your schedule and pacing.