Places We Call Home. Lesson Objectives At the end of this lesson, you would be able to: Say and write (7) basic rooms/parts making up a home in French.

Primary French Presentation 2 Saying How You Are.
Quelle est la question?.
À quelle heure il se lève?
To design a questionnaire page
Year 8 French Oral Examination Summer 2008
Quel temps fait-il? Il y a du soleil.
Rien n’est parfait Alyse Treesh
Y and en Two little words with a lot of meaning. y.
Chapter 5 Lesson 8 Essential Questions: How do you say to sleep, to go out, and to leave? How do you use them correctly in a sentence?
Essential Questions How can you express the verb “ to be” in French?
Qu’est-ce qui est important dans ta vie?
Unité 1: Faisons Connaissance Leçon 1 Bonjour!
Warm up You probably know the names of your clothes ( you are wearing today) in English; using your smart phones, find equivalents of those names in French.
Transition Unit Personal Information Lesson 1
Warm up How much of colors do you like for you clothes, how much of make up. Do you like strong fragrance?
Warm up: As a student do you pay attention to way other students dress up for school; use some adjectives you find on page 99 to qualify some outfits.
Forming questions in French
Warm up About your dream vacation: Write five sentences about your dream vacation. Can you imagine things you would do once you arrive there. Make sure.
Unit 3, Part 2. J’étais en train de dormir quand tu m’as téléphoné. Je suis partie pendant qu’il parlait.
Chapitre 5 Lesson 3 Essential Question: How do the French say they must or can do something?
Les activités quotidiens On the slides to follow are activities we do each day. Write them down! We will then discuss conjugating and create some sentences.
Warm up Someone about your age will be staying in your house for two weeks; and your parents want you to show the guest rooms inside the house and his/her.
Spot the odd one out! L’histoire J’aime le dessin La technologie
Pile-Face 1. Parlez en français! (Full sentences) 2. One person should not dominate the conversation 3. Speak the entire time The goal: Practice! Get better.
Warm up Few years ago many people around the world were worried about the spread of the disease Sida (AIDS); today the disease Ebola scares a lot of people.
Warm up What activities you must (devoir) do every day, every week, or every year in your life. Then write a sentence like: chaque jour, je dois respirer.
 Qu’est-ce qu’on va faire lundi? Lundi, on va aller au cinéma.  Non! Lundi, on va jouer au baby-foot.  D’accord!
* Our dreams are not written on stone; so write three careers that will make you happy anyway and why. Minimum five sentences!
Warm up Write a brief description of your favorite TV program for un French pen pal ( ex. C’est l’histoire de…)
Les jours de la semaine: Lundi, Mardi, Mercredi, Jeudi, Vendredi, Samedi, dimanche. On page 174: the meaning of these sentences: Je vais jouer au bass-ball.
Warm up Dream and write things you want to accomplish before you are 30 years old. Life is about having goals!
Warm up As student, do you sometimes have a bad day, which can start in the morning: you did not hear your alarm and you wake up late and miss the bus.
FLASH! Power Point Sample. Use FLASH! with any level I put a variety of topics in here so you can see how to make a FLASH! with different levels of learners.
Warm up Write about each chore you do and say how often you have to do them, using French expression such deux fois par semaine, chaque Lundi, souvent,
Warm up From where you live (point A) to KHS (point B), write about minimum of 10 streets that your bus take to get you in school; basically you use few.
Warm up What do you like and dislike about school?
À la Carte Nous sommes lundi, le vingt-deux février deux mille dix. Mme Panter’s Français Café Bellwork:. Hand in any packets you still have. Get out notes.
Warm up Life is about making personal choices and decisions; What good habits, as far as nutrition and fitness, you want to keep or adopt and some bad.
Ça va? FR Leçon 3, Unite Exercice 1 Try using comment vas-tu and practicing formal as well 1.Pourquoi? J’ai mal à la tête. 2.Pourquoi?
Warm up Answer following questions in French: 1) Comment tu t’appelles? 2) Quel est ton âge? 3) Où est-ce que tu habite? 4) Où se trouve le lycée de Knightdale.
Warm up Imagine you went to the fair with friends and one of you is lost (disparue) in the crowd; write 3 things you can do to find your lost friend (include.
Grammaire supplementaire *On page 149, do# 5 * On page 150, do # 6 * On page 152, do # 1 Homework: (p.150) Put verb entre parentheses in passé composé.
Warm up French teenagers have the opportunity to visit different châteaux; here in North Carolina, you have the opportunity to go to a theme park, the.
1 Present tense conjugations of regular –ER verbs By: The Rhode Island Foundation Revised by: Maria Skrukrud Les Verbes -ER.
Qu’est-ce que ça veut dire en anglais?
Lundi 21 juin Asking questions Learning objective: To understand different questions To be able to ask questions To be able to give constructive feedback.
Warm up List two food items you can buy each of the following stores: la boulangerie, la pâtisserie, la boucherie, la charcuterie, la crémerie, and la.
Warm up Think of something funny that can be put on screen. This is my story: long time ago when I came to the USA, a policeman gave me driving ticket.
Warm up Share some news to a friend who left your neighborhood six month ago. You can use expressions such Tu sais qui ….?, or Tu connais la nouvelle…?
Une Conversation: Clara et Pete Good Copy La Bonne Copie.
Warm up Speaking French while you are in France might not be always easy…but with practice it gets better. How do to say your name? How do you say that.
Warm up Think of a beach you have been or you have seen pictures of. Make a list of words you associate with a beach.
Warm up Breaking news might be exciting or painful; Write five type of exciting or painful news to tell a friend or a family member.
Warm up Imagine that you have a friend who has very unhealthy habits. Write 5 sentences, offering your friend advice on what to do to get in shape.(look.
Warm up The French system of education, students in public school go to school in the morning until 12:00 p.m. Take a break to go home, then return around.
Warm up If you were a part of a band, what instrument would you like to play? Do you have some type music which you do not like or offends you? Why? (
Warm up *Parties, celebrations are part of live; write about what might be the next big celebration in your life. ( write a minimum of 6 sentences).
Warm up List four good and two unfortunate things that happened to you during the past week.
Warm up Students list five TV shows and movies on the board, then give their opinions for each one, using expressions they already know.
 I am a new student in your school. You invite me for lunch. You start the conversation.
Chapter 5 Comment est ta famille?. Essential Questions ● How can you describe yourself and others? ● What is the vocabulary that can be used to describe.
Objective: To be able to understand and answer questions in French about past vacations.
Today we are learning how to ask for and give opinions about food By the end of the period you will be able to discuss some of your opinions about food.
Le 4 janvier 2016 Bell Ringer Who can tell me how to ask the following questions? When do you go for a walk? Where do you live? Why is he studying?
Objective: To be able to understand questions in French. Some will notice patterns for asking questions.
Cette été, je vais au b _ _ _ de la _ _ r avec ma f_ m_ _ _e. On va _ _ _ _ _ du camping et du s _ _ _. Ça va être f_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
Le Verbe Avoir L’Objectif: to learn the verb avoir in the present tense and to be able to use it in context By: B. Antoniazzi DDE French 1 U1 L2C AVOIR.
Où habites-tu? What level can you answer at?. OBJECTIFS: To say what we do in the evenings at home; To talk about ourselves and others; LITERACY - To.
Salut! Objectif: I will be able to greet someone in French I will be able to tell someone my name in French I will be able to say how I’m feeling in French.