Reporters francophones 1B C’est parti!
Scope and Sequence COMMUNICATION • spelling and the French alphabet • greeting people and saying goodbye • introducing oneself • expressing likes • identifying and asking about objects • asking for information • apologizing
LANGUAGE VOCABULARY • borrowed French and English words • classroom objects • days of the week and months • numbers from 0 to 31 • weather and seasons • everyday words and expressions in French • useful classroom expressions STRUCTURES • Je m’appelle… • Tu aimes…? / J’aime… / Moi aussi. • tu and vous
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Mon lycée
How can you thrive at school? How can leisure activities bring us together? MINI-PROJET 1 Créer un emploi du temps idéal ou horrible MINI-PROJET 2 Participer à une journée des talents PROJET FINAL Créer une vidéo de présentation de votre école
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Bon appétit!
What makes a healthy diet? How does food reflect Francophone cultures? MINI-PROJET 1 Créer une vidéo de conseils pour bien manger MINI-PROJET 2 Jouer une scène dans un restaurant PROJET FINAL Imaginer un foodtruck de cuisine francophone
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Bienvenue à Nantes
What makes a city a good place to live? How do the ways people shop differ across cultures? MINI-PROJET 1 Présenter ta ville ou ton quartier à des touristes francophones MINI-PROJET 2 Créer un vide-grenier dans la salle de classe PROJET FINAL Créer un itinéraire touristique dans ta ville ou ta région
CULTURE • Famous Francophone people, landmarks, and objects • French state and city names in the United States • Gestures and greetings • Courtesy in French-speaking countries • Seasons around the French -speaking world (both hemispheres) • Celebrations and traditions in French-speaking countries
• identifying places in a school • describing school schedules • asking and answering questions about school schedules • saying when and how often you do activities
VOCABULARY • school areas, subjects and schedules • expressions of frequency • levels of education • sports and leisure activities • places in town STRUCTURES • il y a / il n’y a pas • possessive adjectives • telling time • question words • Est-ce que...? • the present tense of faire • the present tense of aller • contractions with articles
• the French grading system • a lycée in Martinique • school systems in Francophone countries • school schedules in the Francophone world • la Journée nationale du sport scolaire • popular sports and activities in Francophone countries • athletes with ties to Martinique
• naming food items • making suggestions for healthy eating • expressing preferences • comparing eating habits • ordering and paying for a meal in a restaurant • shopping for groceries • expressing needs • expressing hunger and thirst
VOCABULARY • foods • meals and eating habits • dining out and menus • adverbs of quantity • stores and merchants • going grocery shopping STRUCTURES • partitive articles • the manger and prendre • il faut + infinitive • the pronoun on (continued) • the futur proche • chez / à
• le couscous, a popular Moroccan dish • popular dishes from around the Francophone world • food products and specialties associated with French cuisine • le dirham, the Moroccan currency • customs in French restaurants • the metric system (continued) • les souks • street food in the Francophone world
• describing places in a city • telling what means of transportation you use • locating places on a map • asking for, giving, and following directions • choosing a gift and telling where to buy it • shopping for gifts and clothing • asking about and telling prices
VOCABULARY • places in town and directions • means of transportation • at the clothing store • gift items • numbers from 70 to 1,000 • types of stores STRUCTURES • prepositions of location • the present tense of pouvoir • the imperative • ordinal numbers • ce, cet, cette, ces • stem-changing verbs: acheter and préférer
• museum discounts for young people • different forms of transportation in Nantes • Les Machines de l’île • Le Lieu Unique, a contemporary cultural center • the Achetons local! movement in France • store hours and shopping etiquette • places to shop in France
Reporters francophones 1 ı T15