FR 9 Bloc 2
TO BE READY FOR NEXT WEEK
Review the basics of what we’ve been working on since the beginning of the semester
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- keep practising the verbs – meaning and pattern … ER verb interpretive assessment is scheduled for Tuesday!
- try to memorize the vocabulary
- pay attention to the structure (word placement & grammar) in the sentence builders you have been using
***You will be assessed on what you have learned so far & your ability to answer (in French – both orally & written) the basic questions we’ve been practising.
***Bring earbuds, your device and both unit booklets EVERY DAY
FR 10 Bloc 3
Good work with your end of intro unit assessments, les amis!
Next week, we will be doing some self-reflection & assessment of your strengths and challenges before starting our new unit 🙂
FR 10 Bloc 4
Good work with your end of intro unit assessments, les amis!
Next week, we will be doing some self-reflection & assessment of your strengths and challenges before starting our new unit 🙂
FR 11 Bloc 5
TO BE READY FOR NEXT WEEK
Take note of the following important deadlines:
- interpretive listening & reading is scheduled for Monday, Oct 3rd
- infographic & partner conversations are rescheduled for Oct 5th, 6th & 7th
- You need your infographic in class on Wednesday, Oct 5th
- I will print digital infographics sent to me by 5 pm on Tuesday, Oct 2
Consider the follow as you prepare
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- What connections have you made between your daily life and culture? What details can you share about your culture that are part of your daily life?
- What experiences have influenced the person you are today?
- What words will you use to describe yourself to others? What examples can you give to support your word choices?
- Who has had an impact on you? In what ways?
- What stories do you feel comfortable sharing about yourself, your family and your experiences and interests? Why are those stories important to you?
- What images will you include to represent you to others or to help tell your personal story?
- What questions can you ask others to help them to share their stories with you?
***When an infographic is well done, the visuals provide extra details and enhance the overall message shared
REMEMBER
- You should not be using a translator to write your infographic!
- This will result in a lower grade because it shows that you are not able to communicate at the level that is expected.
- You should check your spelling, verb structures and use of vocabulary
- If you have to look up any vocabulary words (NOT full sentences with structures you have never learned!), you MUST include them in the glossary on your infographic & be prepared to explain them (in French) to partners