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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 poissonnerie.

Food items from stores * Look on page 67, Draw one of food items on construction paper; then the drawing will be part of the vocabulary. A student shows the drawing et ask: Où est-ce qu’on achète (ex. le lait)? Others look on the page 67 to identify the store which sells the food item.

* Grammaire complémentaire: p.82, act. 1-2 * Note culturelle * Listening, cd 3, TR. 3 Vocabulaire P. 67 : où est-ce qu’on va pour acheter à manger? A la charcuterie, on trouve…de pâté, des saucissons, du jambon,… A la boulangerie, on achète…des pains au chocolat, des bagettes, des croissants,…

A la pâtisserie, on se régale(to enjoy)avec…une tarte au pommes, des religieuses, des millefeuilles; A la boucherie, on peut acheter de la viande ou de la volaille: un biftec, un rôti de boeuf, un poulet; A la poissonnerie, on trouve du poisson et des fruits de mer: des escargots, des crevettes, des huitres, du poisson. **Handouts (p. 67) **

Grammaire en contexte/les courses * Listening / understanding P. 66 Act. 8 cd 3, Tr. 3 P. 68 Act.11 cd 3 Tr. 4 Changing Gear : Using the back of you construction paper, make up a menu to include breakfast (petit déjeuner, lunch (déjeuner), supper (diner). For help see page 89 (vocabulary)

Panorama culturel What type of breakfast you take? P. 69, cd 3, Tr. 6, 7, 8. If you go to Mc Donald for breakfast, what type of food items would you eat? How different are your breakfast from the ones taken by young people in francophone countries?

**Handouts** * Talk about instagram- Grading! * Exit Ticket**Homework*