Welcome to French Class or Bienvenu à la classe de français!
Course Objectives and Class Expectations
French III
In this course, students will continue work on the four skills B listening, speaking, reading, writing B and culture. Students will understand more complex materials, and familiar material will be reinforced. Students will demonstrate progress in pronunciation and intonation. They will be able orally to communicate complex ideas and information in directed activities. Most of the time, communication in class will be in French. The students' reading vocabulary will become broader as they gain recognition of more complex structures. They will read and critique several works of French literature. Students will be able to compose original paragraphs and take notes. They will be able to recognize and use, with some consistency, the present, past, future, conditional, pluperfect, future perfect, and perfect conditional tenses. Students will demonstrate additional knowledge of lifestyles of French-speaking people, selected contributions in the arts and sciences, and selected current and historical developments.
SOL's will be met through the use of the textbook, research, lecture, visuals, and testing.
Student progress will be assessed through a variety of testing methods: cooperative activities, oral comprehension tests, oral interviews, drama, traditional tests, research, and class projects.
June 1--June 4, 2010
Monday we will watch the chateau movie. There will be a note-taking packet to go along with this. This will take us into Tuesday. Wednesday through Friday, we will work on a chateau information packet based on what you learned and saw in the film. This is an easy unit, just the two packets for two grades! A nice way to end the school year before we review for the exam. If you have any questions about anything in the chapter, I am always available after school. Remember the exercises in the green pages at the back of the Module will help you with the grammar points. Make sure you always come to class with your text, your workbook and a positive attitude. Always remember to check ELMO when you walk into the room.
French III Pacing Guide
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