Là-haut
Là-haut
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French, Spanish and English with French, Spanish and English subtitles.
A complete French lesson plan for Là-haut — ready to open and teach.
Là-haut tests friendship against circumstances that would break most people. The French is rich and natural — the kind of language students hear in the world, not in language labs. Culturally, the film opens conversations that belong in any serious French classroom.
Good films have natural moments — a powerful scene, a cultural encounter, a shift in the story — where the language and meaning come together. This plan identifies those moments in Là-haut and builds a lesson around each one. For every scene, you get vocabulary and cultural notes, comprehension activities, and communicative tasks your students can work through in class or independently. A pre-film warm-up gets them ready before the first screening.
Everything is included: the teacher's guide, student worksheets in French, and an answer key.
Classic catalog plan — may not include every activity found in our newest releases.
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Director: Pete Docter, Bob Peterson(co-director)
Cast: Edward Asner(voice), Jordan Nagai(voice), John Ratzenberger(voice)
Audio: French, Spanish and English with French, Spanish and English subtitles.
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