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.

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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.

On p. 284 Note culturelle: La Guadeloupe P. 285: photos de l’ile. Qu’en penses-tu? Savais-tu que…? Vocabulaire: une méduse, une pieuvre, un corail, une algue, un requin, une crevette, un hippocampe, un coquillage, un espadon, une tortue, une étoile de mer, un rocher, un crabe, un homard,..

P. 286, Do # 8 **Time for the Quiz** ** video Guadeloupe** P. 287, do # 9. Bragging; Flattering To bragg: C’est fastoche, ça! That’s easy! C’est pas pour me vanter, mais… I’m not trying to bragg, but…

Oh, j’en ai vu d’autres. J’ve done/seen bigger and better things. C’est moi, le/la meilleur(e) I’m the best. C’est moi qui nage mieux. I….the best To flatter: Tu es fortiche/calé(e). You are really strong/good at that.

Alors là, tu m’épates! I’m really impressed! Tu en as du courage. You’ve really got courage. Tu es vraiment le/la meilleur(e). Tu es le garçon le plus cool que je connaisse. You’re the…est..I know. ** Draw things you find a the beach of Guadeloupe. Exit!!