Showing posts with label French. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French. Show all posts

Thursday, May 17, 2012

French Menu


In French class, we are learning about food, so, as a formative assessment, I was assigned to make a menu. Here it is....

Francophonie Poster


This is my poster for Francophonie. The country I chose was Belgium!

Saturday, May 5, 2012

French Unit 1 - Environment


My first unit in French was about the Environment, and of course fell into the category Environment as well. The summative assessment for that unit was to make a poster that contains a map of a made up town or a real town and put small descriptions for each building. I think the AOI was Environment because we learned about different environments and towns in France.
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French Unit 3 - Community and Service


My third unit for French is about School. This falls into the Community and Service category. I think this is because we are learning more about our own school, and other schools, especially what schools are like in France. An example of our learning is a poster that we were required to make about our school (in French).
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French Unit 1 Reflection


Unit Question: How does our city provide us with what we need?
(Answer to the question above in French) Dans ma ville il y a un marché, un école, des appartements, des piscenes, et un zoo. Dans la marché il y a du fromage, des légume et des fruits. Dans la école il y a des professeurs, des étudiants et des amis. Dans la zoo il y a des poissons, des oiseaux, des crocidiles et des tortues.
AOI: Environment
I think this AOI has been chosen because we need to know the area around us, especially if we are in France.

In this unit, I found remembering the grammar for the verb ‘aller’ and ‘être’ difficult. I also kept mixing those two verbs mixed up. In order to overcome this challenge, I listened to the chorus of Le Verbe Aller song, that we listened to in class until I knew it by heart. I also practiced making proper sentences with the verb ‘être’.

I enjoyed all the little roll plays we did to practice using new vocabulary. I found it very effective, and it helped me improve my oral communication.
But, I didn’t like how we learned the new vocabulary. We looked at pictures and try to guess what it is in French. And we go though it moderately fast. I would have like it more if it were slowed down. For example, if we were learning names of shops, it would be a good idea to add a few examples of what is in the shops.

Here is a snapshot of my poster I made for my summative assessment. I drew an imaginary town and put descriptions for what is in the town.
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