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1 http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/kids/history-kids/mardi-gras- kids/ Mardi le 12 février-FRENCH CLUB MEETS TODAY

2 1. Supply check? No? Call home now! 2. Finish oral grade! 3. DO APT pg. 61-62 for warmup 4. Over Poem (see next slide) 5. If time? Review old test –answers will be online

3 www.myteacherpages.com/webpages/chezsou sbois/files/déjeuner.ppt#276www.myteacherpages.com/webpages/chezsou sbois/files/déjeuner.ppt#276,21,Slide 21 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwTIrDRLj zE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnZCm3cOJ _s&list=PL84721BAC681C5662 LG- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Acx2m5 ARIY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Acx2m5 ARIY SB: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQE30hoxl qA

4 1. Les contes de fée-100% 2. Practiquez Le Pont Mirabeau 3. Présentez Les Artistes 4. Regardez le film limpressionisme 5. Get APT, review new words! 6. Les devoirs: W/B pg. 27 Linterro: jeudi (112, 124, 126) "Chagall Window" United Nations Headquarters http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=yJthUa536Hw http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=9RHGbWBgDvI The memorial, which is about 15 feet wide and 12 feet high, contains several symbols of peace and love, such as the young child in the center being kissed by an angelic face which emerges from a mass of flowers. On the left, below and above, motherhood and the people who are struggling for peace are depicted. Musical symbols in the panel evoke thoughts of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, which was a favorite of the director.

5 F 3 POEM LINKS: "Sous la Pont Mirabeau" wheatoncollege.edu/academic/academicdept/French/ViveVoix/Resources/pontmirabeau.html www.litgloss.buffalo.edu/apollinaire/text.shtml wheatoncollege.edu/academic/academicdept/French/ViveVoix/Resources/pontmirabeau.html www.litgloss.buffalo.edu/apollinaire/text.shtml The Mirabeau Bridge Below Mirabeau Bridge flows River Seine Just like our loves. Must one recall it to my mind that when Pain went away then joy would always come. And when the night arrives and sounds its bell, The days are gone, but here I surely dwell. Let us hold hands and keep us face to face While that moment Below the bridge of our clasp'd arms there race Eternal eyes in flows that are so tired. And when the night arrives and sounds its bell, The days are gone, but here I surely dwell. Love passes on just like this water flow Love passes on. How slowly life does travel, how so slow And how is hope so full of violence. And when the night arrives and sounds its bell, The days are gone, but here I surely dwell. The days and weeks also keep moving on. Neither times past Nor our past loves return from the beyon'. Below Mirabeau Bridge flows River Seine. And when the night arrives and sounds its bell, The days are gone, but here I surely dwell. Translated by Thomas D. Le F 3 POEM LINKS: "Sous la Pont Mirabeau" wheatoncollege.edu/academic/academicdept/French/ViveVoix/Resources/pontmirabeau.html www.litgloss.buffalo.edu/apollinaire/text.shtml wheatoncollege.edu/academic/academicdept/French/ViveVoix/Resources/pontmirabeau.html www.litgloss.buffalo.edu/apollinaire/text.shtml The Mirabeau Bridge Below Mirabeau Bridge flows River Seine Just like our loves. Must one recall it to my mind that when Pain went away then joy would always come. And when the night arrives and sounds its bell, The days are gone, but here I surely dwell. Let us hold hands and keep us face to face While that moment Below the bridge of our clasp'd arms there race Eternal eyes in flows that are so tired. And when the night arrives and sounds its bell, The days are gone, but here I surely dwell. Love passes on just like this water flow Love passes on. How slowly life does travel, how so slow And how is hope so full of violence. And when the night arrives and sounds its bell, The days are gone, but here I surely dwell. The days and weeks also keep moving on. Neither times past Nor our past loves return from the beyon'. Below Mirabeau Bridge flows River Seine. And when the night arrives and sounds its bell, The days are gone, but here I surely dwell. Translated by Thomas D. Le http://www.youtube.co m/watch?v=5WFwtoXm1 sc http://www.youtube.com/wat ch?v=Hl1BAiGUks4

6 1. F 2 PreAP FOOD QUIZ.pptx (Ivone) F 2 PreAP FOOD QUIZ.pptx 2. Over poem: Poem practice if timePP www.myteacherpages.com/webpages/chezsousbois/files/ déjeuner.ppt#276,21,Slide 21 www.myteacherpages.com/webpages/chezsousbois/files/ déjeuner.ppt#276 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwTIrDRLjzE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnZCm3cOJ_s&list=PL 84721BAC681C5662 LG- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Acx2m5ARIYhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Acx2m5ARIY 3. Finish film-La Vie en Rose Borrowed words sentences due Thursday!

7 1. QUIZ-questions/adverbs 2. Warmup: Pg. 71 of workbook 3. Grade text pages together (see next slide) 4. Try game slide & Self check 5. If time? Go over poem H/W: Borrowed words Definitions D due Wednesday! Magazines due NOW!

8 THE ENDINGS ARE: Je---E Nous---ONS TU---ES Vous---EZ IL/elle/on--E Ils/ellesENT THE ENDINGS ARE: Je---E Nous---ONS TU---ES Vous---EZ IL/elle/on--E Ils/ellesENT

9 Visiter VISITER To VISIT Take off ER, Je-E, Tu-ES, Il-E, Nous- ONS, Vous-Ez, Ils- Ent 1. Visitons 2. Visites 3. Visitent 4. Visitez 5. Visite 6. Visite 7. Visite 8. Visitent 1.JOUER/Jouent 2.Regardez 3.Écoute 4.Parles 5.Mange 6.organisons

10 Pg. 96 ex. 4 1. Elle est au restaurant. Elle dîne. 2. Elle est à la maison. Elle téléphone. 3. Elle est en ville. Elle travaille. 4. Il est en France. Il voyage. 5. Elle est à Paris. Elle visite la tour Eiffel. 6. Il est au stade. Il joue au foot. 7. Elle est à lOlympic Club. Elle nage. Pg. 97 ex. 5 1. Vous habitez. 2. Elle (Il/Je) joue 3. Vous étudiez 4. Ils aiment 5. Ils organisent 6. Vous parlez 7. Elle téléphone 8. Tu invites 9. Elle dîne 10. Ils invitent

11 Pg. 99 ex. 11 (sample answers…verbs MUST agree though!) 1. Je nage. Je ne travaille pas. 2. Tu dances. Tu ne nages pas. 3. Ma cousine écoute la radio. Elle ne regarde pas la télé. 4. Nous étudions. Nous ne dînons pas. 5. Nicolas et Elodie jouent aux jeux vidéo. Ils ne nagent pas. 6. Madame Jolivet travaille. Elle ne joue pas au basket. 7. Vous regardez la télé. Vous ne dansez pas. 8. Le prof étudie. Il ne joue pas au basket. Pg. 100 ex. 12 (sample answers) 1. Je chante MAL, Je nage bien, je regarde souvent, Je mange un peu, Le prof parle beaucoup, Mes copains surfent toujours, Mon ami jou mal, Les Yankees jouent rarement (HAVE A SUBJECT, A VERB, THEN AN ADVERB!!!)

12 Pg. 101 ex. 15: 1. (Alice) Elle aime chanter. 2. Il aime voyager. 3. Elle aime jouer au foot. 4. Tu aimes téléphoner. 5. Nous aimons travailler. 6. Ils aiment danser. 7. Nous aimons jouer au frisbee. 8. Ils aiment nager. 9. Vous aimez surfer sur linternet. 10. Elle aime organiser la boum.