Français 10 Block 2
To be ready for next week
- Review the new vocabulary and structures from “La Copine” Chapter 7.
- Consider re-reading chapters aloud for pronunciation, fluency, better comprehension and retention of new vocabulary
- Make sure that the Chapter 7 questions were completed in class … Full sentences, please!
***Optional Listening (Chapters 1 – 7) posted on Teams
Français 9 Block 3
To be ready for next week
- Make sure that you completed the practice on p 70-74 (all except the listening activities)
***Continue reviewing vocabulary and concepts from your unit. End of unit assessments are scheduled for Thursday and Friday (and possibly the following Monday). There are some games in your online Language Gym class to help you to practice.
In the written part of the assessment, you will need to
- label a world map with the continents in French and add Canada & USA
- say where the majority of French speakers live
- say how many countries have French as an official language
- list as many French-speaking African countries as you can (in French)
- answer simple questions practised throughout the unit (in French)
- fill out a brief form in French
- creatively use as much as possible of what you’ve learned so far
In the oral assessment (in French), you will need to answer a variety of questions. You will
- greet and/or respond to the teacher
- say your name and spell it
- say your age and birthdate
- say where you were born and your nationality
- say how many people are in your family
- say what your parents are called
- say where you live
- say your favourite colour
- say the weather
- say what you like/don’t like
Français 9 Block 4
To be ready for next week
- Make sure that you completed the practice on p 70-74 (all except the listening activities)
***Continue reviewing vocabulary and concepts from your unit. End of unit assessments are scheduled for next Thursday, Friday (and possibly the following Monday). There are some games in your online Language Gym class to help you to practice.
In the written part of the assessment, you will need to
- label a world map with the continents in French and add Canada & USA
- say where the majority of French speakers live
- say how many countries have French as an official language
- list as many French-speaking African countries as you can (in French)
- answer simple questions practised throughout the unit (in French)
- fill out a brief form in French
- creatively use as much as possible of what you’ve learned so far
In the oral assessment (in French), you will need to answer a variety of questions. You will
- greet and/or respond to the teacher
- say your name and spell it
- say your age and birthdate
- say where you were born and your nationality
- say how many people are in your family
- say what your parents are called
- say where you live
- say your favourite colour
- say the weather
- say what you like/don’t like