Bastille Day or really La Fête Nationale

Vive le quatorze juillet!  Long live the 14th of July!  Pepper is back in France.  This time for la Fête Nationale, the National Holiday, better known as Bastille Day in English-speaking countries.  

Learn with Pepper about the start of the French Revolution, the storming of the Bastille and the celebrations that followed in later years that lead to la Fête Nationale on July 14.  Understand why Marie-Antoinette was accused of saying “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche,” let them eat cake, and why another day was called "La journée des brouettes," the day of the wheelbarrows.  Pick up some French vocabulary along the way.  On TpT at:  Bastille Day or really La Fête Nationale with Pepper

A Summary of Holidays and Go Fish with Pepper

Join Pepper for a summary of French, Spanish or English and general holidays in her booklet, PowerPoint, work sheets, and "Go Fish/Memory" game cards.  Use as a stand alone “Anytime You Need A Relaxing But Productive Activity”, such as for a substitute teacher or at the end of the year, or as a summary or introduction to Pepper's other products on individual holidays throughout the year. 

On TpT at:

French Holidays and Go Fish with Pepper
Spanish Holidays and Go Fish with Pepper
 and
Holidays and Go Fish with Pepper

Congrats to Grads!

Wise words that still ring true, 

aptly and poetically expressed by Rudyard Kipling.

Enjoy all his poem "If" with fourteen accompanying illustrations by Pepper

in a sixteen-page booklet and a PowerPoint presentation on TpT at:

"If" by Rudyard Kipling, Illustrated by Pepper the Pooch