Showing posts with label French 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French 1. Show all posts

Thursday, September 25, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Friday, September 26, 2014

DUE: rien!

[40 minutes] Prepare Class Demonstration for Mme. Guyer! On Monday, students will demonstrate en masse what they have learned this month.
  1. Introductions [split class in half, two large groups talk to each other]
    1. Bonjour! 
    2. Comment tu t’appelles? 
    3. Je m'appelle.... 
    4. Enchanté(e).
  2. Greetings and small talk. [again, half on half]
    1. Bonjour / Salut!
    2. Comment ça va / Ça va bien?  
    3. Bien / Très bien / Pas mal / Mal / Comme ci comme ça. Et toi? 
    4. Bien / Très bien / Pas mal / Mal / Comme ci comme ça, merci!  
    5. Au revoir! / À bientot! / À demain! / Bonne journée!
  3. Numbers 1-100 
    1. First count 1-20.
    2. Then count 10-100 by tens.
    3. Then count 50-100 by fives.
    4. Then count 10 to 0.
  4. Classroom Objects: Small group of leaders in center hold up objects (or in case of humans, respects their dignity by gesturing politely toward them); one asks "Qu'est-ce que c'est?" Class responds in unison.
    Qu’est-ce que c’est? un copain une fille un homme
    une salle de classe une copine un garçon une femme
    un(e) camarade de classe un(e) élève un professeur
    un sac à dos
    un livre un crayon une horloge une chaise
    un dictionnaire un stylo une montre une carte
    un cahier une calculatrice un tableau
    une feuille de papier une fenêtre un bureau
    un résultat
    une porte une corbeille à papier
  5. Verb Conjugations: New group of student leaders in center: one leader calls out infinitive, class calls out six-part conjugation.

avoir = « to have »
j’ai
I have
nous avons
we have
tu as
you have
vous avez
y’all have
 il/elle a 
he/she has
 ils/elles ont 
they have

être = « to be »
je suis
I am
nous sommes
we are
tu es
you are
vous êtes
you are
il/elle est
he/she is
ils/elles sont
they are

aller = « to go »
je vais
I go
nous allons
we go
tu vas
you go
vous allez
you go
il/elle va
he/she goes
ils/elles vont
they go

faire = « to make/do »
je fais
I make/do
nous faisons
we make/do
tu fais
you make/do
vous faites
you make/do
il/elle fait
he/she makes/does
ils/elles font
they make/do

vouloir = « to want »
je veux
I want
nous voulons
we want
tu veux
you want
vous voulez
you want
il/elle veut
he/she wants
ils/elles veulent
they want

Mounds View French 1: Thursday, September 25, 2014

DUE: rien!
 
[10 minutes] Old Vocab Refresher: greetings, numbers, classroom things

[10 minutes] Conjugation Refresher: Read and repeat conjugations for our three verbs:
avoir = « to have »
j’ai
I have
nous avons
we have
tu as
you have
vous avez
y’all have
 il/elle a 
he/she has
 ils/elles ont 
they have

être = « to be »
je suis
I am
nous sommes
we are
tu es
you are
vous êtes
you are
il/elle est
he/she is
ils/elles sont
they are

aller = « to go »
je vais
I go
nous allons
we go
tu vas
you go
vous allez
you go
il/elle va
he/she goes
ils/elles vont
they go

[35 minutes] Two New Verbs! faire et vouloir!

faire = « to make/do »
je fais
I make/do
nous faisons
we make/do
tu fais
you make/do
vous faites
you make/do
il/elle fait
he/she makes/does
ils/elles font
they make/do

vouloir = « to want »
je veux
I want
nous voulons
we want
tu veux
you want
vous voulez
you want
il/elle veut
he/she wants
ils/elles veulent
they want
  • Students write down these conjugations to add to collections.
  • Practice pronunciation!
  • Note the silent -ent on third-person plural form of vouloir; note that this ending happens on lots of French verbs. Never say it!
  • Mention negation: to say you are not doing something, sandwich the verb with ne... pas!
    • Elle fait un sandwich? —Non, elle ne fait pas un sandwich.
    • Vous voulez les devoirs? —Non, nous ne voulons pas les devoirs. 
    • Tu vas au parc? —Non, je ne vais pas au parc.
    • Mireille et Martina sont françaises? —Non, elles ne sont pas
      françaises.
    • J'ai beaucoup de devoirs. Tu as des devoirs? —Non, je n'ai pas de devoirs.
  • Practice with numerous questions!
Les Devoirs: rien!

Thursday, September 18, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Monday, September 22, 2014

DUE: Les Devoirs! Write 12 original sentences en français!
  1. Six sentences should use a form of avoir for the verb ("I have...," "She has...").
  2. Six sentences should use a form of être for the verb ("You are...?" "He is...").
  3. Each sentence should include a noun from Vocab List 1B (the one we just quizzed on, pp. 16-17). 
[10 minutes] Reading and Listening Practice
  1. Students trio up, read their homework sentences to each other in round (Student A reads her Sentence #1 in French to Student B; Student B translates that sentence out loud; then B reads his Sentence #1 to C, C translates; then C reads her #1 to A, A translates; and so on...!
  2. Teacher checks homework for completion (12 sentences on paper) during this time.
[5 minutes] Conjugation Refresher: Read and repeat conjugations for avoir and être:
avoir = « to have »
j’ai
I have
nous avons
we have
tu as
you have
vous avez
y’all have
 il/elle a 
he/she has
 ils/elles ont 
they have

être = « to be »
je suis
I am
nous sommes
we are
tu es
you are
vous êtes
you are
il/elle est
he/she is
ils/elles sont
they are
  • Students: if you haven't written these conjugations down yet, you should!
  • Note difference between elles ont /z/ and elles sont /s/
[15 minutes] Verb and Translation Practice in Group!
  • Similar to start, but now teacher picks student from one side of room to read sentence aloud from homework in French, then picks student from other side of room to translate into English. Listen for verbs: get them right!
[26 minutes] New Adjective Practice! pp. 26-27
  • Read and repeat personality and nationality adjectives.
  • Say each adjective twice, once masculine while pointing at guy, once feminine while pointing at gal (don't sweat explaining in English; keep it in French, simple and physical!)
  • Teacher demos: "Je suis... [adjective]." Then teacher asks student, "Tu es...?" Get students to respond in kind with "Je suis... [adjective]." 
Les Devoirs: rien! But be ready for a new verb next time!

Mounds View French 1: Friday, September 19, 2014

DUE: rien! mais nous avons...

[25 minutes] Interro de vocabulaire 1B!
un résultat un copain un stylo un sac à dos
une salle de classe une copine un crayon un cahier
un(e) camarade de chambre un(e) élève une montre une feuille de papier
un(e) camarade de classe une femme une horloge une corbeille à papier
une classe un homme un livre une chaise
Qui est-ce ? une fille un dictionnaire une carte
Qu’est-ce que c’est ? un garçon une calculatrice un tableau
Quoi? un professeur une fenêtre un bureau


une porte avoir

  • CAH says words in French, students write down translations in English.
[31 minutes] Verb Review and New!
  • Review avoir with questions for students (Tu as...? Qu'est-ce que tu as?) 
  • Add être:

être = « to be »
je suis
I am
nous sommes
we are
tu es
you are
vous êtes
you are
il/elle est
he/she is
ils/elles sont
they are

Les Devoirs: Write 12 original sentences en français!
  1. Six sentences should use a form of avoir for the verb ("I have...," "She has...").
  2. Six sentences should use a form of être for the verb ("You are...?" "He is...").
  3. Each sentence should include a noun from Vocab List 1B (the one we just quizzed on, pp. 16-17).

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Thursday, September 18, 2014

DUE: Les Devoirs! Vocab/Gender Practice:
  1. Write each of the nouns on Vocab List 1B (the words your wrote for homework Tuesday, the words on which you will be quizzed Friday: there are 26 nouns) with the correct indefinite article (un or une)
  2. Then write each of those nouns with the correct definite article.
  3. For words like camarade and élève, you may choose whether you want to write the guy or girl versions. But be consistent: if you choose guy, be sure both the indefinite and definite are the guy forms.
[2 minutes] Rules for guessing masculine and feminine! If you really want to know, click here for perhaps the most concise summary possible of French gender rules of thumb! Otherwise, keep memorizing!

[10 minutes] Vocab gender practice!
  • Every student writes one pair (noun with indefinite article, then same noun with definite article) au tableau.
  • CAH checks homework during this time.
  • Écoutez et répétez a few!
[30 minutes] Our first verb: avoir! to have!

avoir = “to have”
j’ai
I have
nous avons
we have
tu as
you have
vous avez
y’all have
il a
he has
ils ont
they (m) have
elle a
she has
elles ont
they (f) have
  • First, CAH demonstrates: J'ai un livre. J'ai une calculatrice. J'ai des dictionnaires.
  • Then questions: Tu as un livre? Tu as un crayon?
  • Then try introducing il and elle, statements and questions.
  • Then break, show the chart and the meanings.
[14 minutes] Firing Line: Vocab 1B Practice!

Les Devoirs: rien... mais étudiez fort à l’interro de vocabulaire demain! Vendredi!

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Wednesday, September 17, 2014

DUE: rien!

[10 minutes] Vocab Practice
  • Students do p. 17, Exs 1 and 3 at desk, write answers on paper
  • CAH chooses students to write answers for each exercise au tableau (and add this word to the vocab! Everyone should know le tableau!).
[30 minutes] Grammar and Vocab Practice: gender and articles!
  • Read pp. 10-11 together for examples!
  • Watch pronunciation of s at end of les!
  • Practice il y a and c'est/ce sont.
  • Practice with vocab:
    • Il y a un/une/des...?
    • Oui, voilà le/la/les...! 
Les Devoirs:Vocab/Gender Practice:
  1. Write each of the nouns on Vocab List 1B (the words your wrote for homework Tuesday, the words on which you will be quizzed Friday: there are 26 nouns) with the correct indefinite article (un or une)
  2. Then write each of those nouns with the correct definite article.
  3. For words like camarade and élève, you may choose whether you want to write the guy or girl versions. But be consistent: if you choose guy, be sure both the indefinite and definite are the guy forms.

Mounds View French 1: Tuesday, September 16, 2014

DUE: Vocab 1B (pp. 16-17): write each word four times!

[20 minutes] Vocabulary Practice
  • Students read vocab words to each other, try to translate on hearing!
  • CAH checks homework during this time.
  • Then CAH leads read and repeat! 
[30 minutes] Grammar!
  • Masculine and feminine nouns
  • Definite articles ("the"): le, la, les (and apostrophized l')!
  • Indefinite articles ("a" or "some"): un, une, des
  • il y a and c'est/ce sont
[5 minutes] Vocab Review: montrez à... (point to such and such!) 

Les Devoirs: rien! But think Vocab Quiz Friday!

Monday, September 15, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Monday, September 15, 2014

DUE: rien!

[25 minutes] Vocab Quiz 1A! Vocabulaire p. 2 + numbers 1-100.
  • CAH says words/phrases in French, students write English translation
[10 minutes] New Vocabulary 1B, pp. 16-17 -- Read and repeat!

Les Devoirs: Write all vocab on pp. 16-17, in big box and in word bubbles on picture, four times

Friday, September 12, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Friday, September 12, 2014

DUE: rien!

[20 minutes] Number Practice 0-100

[20 minutes] Conversation Vocab Practice
  • Students pair up, practice conversations on pp. 2-3
  • Each pair presents one of the conversations out loud to class
[16 minutes] Vocab Drill: Firing Line!
  • Students line up face to face, one says vocab word/phrase, other must give English translation.
  • Students rotate each minute.
Les Devoirs: rien, mais préparez-vous à l'interro orale du vocabulaire p. 4!

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Thursday, September 11, 2014

DUE: rien!

[25 minutes] Arithmetic!
  • Practice numbers 1-100

10 dix 70 soixante-dix
20 vingt 71 soixante et onze
30 trente 72 soixante -douze
40 quarante 80 quatre-vingts
50 cinquante 81 quatre-vingt-un
60 soixante 90 quatre-vingt-dix
61 soixante et un 91 quatre-vingt-onze  
62 soixante-deux    100 cent
  • Note math vocab: plus, moins, fois, divisé par, font
  • Students make five math problems, trade and do other students' problems! (All answers should come out to integers between 1 and 100. 
[31 minutes] Reading and pronunciation practice! Read texts on pp/ 6-7, translate out loud!

Les Devoirs: rien! Mais étudiez le vocabulaire pour une interro lundi, le 15 septembre!

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Wednesday, September 10, 2014

DUE: rien! Mais...

[30 minutes] Alphabet Oral Quiz!  [interro orale de l'alphabet!]
  • Each student comes to CAH in hall, recites alphabet in French from memory
  • While waiting, students in classroom work on numbers 31-100!
[26 minutes] New vocab: numbers 31-100!

10 dix 70 soixante-dix
20 vingt 71 soixante et onze
30 trente 72 soixante -douze
40 quarante 80 quatre-vingts
50 cinquante 81 quatre-vingt-un
60 soixante 90 quatre-vingt-dix
61 soixante et un 91 quatre-vingt-onze  
62 soixante-deux    100 cent
 
Les Devoirs: rien! Mais étudiez le vocabulaire pour une interro lundi, le 15 septembre!

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Tuesday, September 9, 2014

DUE: Write vocab words and phrases on p. 2 and word forms of numbers 1-20 (see p. 12) four times.

[5 minutes] Review alphabet!

[20 minutes] Introduce accent marks!
[20 minutes] Finish oral quizzes (hello, what's your name, how are you, count 1-30)

[11 minutes] CAH checks homework!

Les Devoirs: rien de nouveau (nothing new!), but be ready for Alphabet Quiz tomorrow!

Monday, September 8, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Monday, September 8, 2014

DUE: Oral Quiz 1 today! Face to face in hall with CAH, you will...
  1. Conduct a "Hello, what's your name" conversation.
  2. Conduct a "Hi, How are you" conversation.
  3. Count from 1 to 30 in French.
  4. Say "See you later."
[5 minutes] Review alphabet pronunciation

[5 minutes] Review questions about oral quiz.

[46 minutes] Oral quiz in hall!

Les Devoirs: 
  1. Prepare for Oral Quiz 2: recite alphabet en français!
  2. Hand write all vocab phrases in boxes on p. 2 of Espaces and all number words 1-20 (p.12) four times.  

Friday, September 5, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Friday, September 5, 2014

DUE: rien! nothing!

[10 minutes] Alphabet!


[20 minutes] Number drill 1-30
  • CAH leads pronunciation practice, forward and backward.
  • Students volunteer to say aloud; listeners take notes on best phonetic guess.
  • Students then trio up, practice saying numbers ten at a time (Ann says 1-10, Bob says 11-20, Cal says 21-30, then rotate so each student says each set of numbers at least once!)
 [20 minutes] Review and Expand Conversations!

Revoir:
  • Bonjour! 
  • Comment tu t’appelles? 
  • Je m'appelle.... 
  • Enchanté(e).
  • Comment ça va/Ça va bien? 
  • Bien. Très bien. Pas mal. Mal. Comme ci comme ça. Et toi?
  • Merci! 
  • Au revoir! 
Nouveau!
  •  Salut!
  • Je vais bien.
  • Je vais mal.
  • Comme ci, comme ça.
  • À bientot!
  • À demain!
  • Bonne journée! 
 Les Devoirs: Oral quiz next time! Face to face in hall with CAH, you will...
  1. Conduct a "Hello, what's your name" conversation.
  2. Conduct a "Hi, How are you" conversation.
  3. Count from 1 to 30 in French.
  4. Say "See you later."

un onze vingt et un
deux douze vingt-deux
trois treize vingt-trois
quatre quatorze vingt-quatre
cinq quinze vingt-cinq
six seize vingt-six
sept dix-sept vingt-sept
huit dix-huit vingt-huit
neuf dix-neuf vingt-neuf
dix vingt trente

If you want to listen to the words as you study for this quiz, you have many options available. One of the easiest is to type the words you want to study into Google Translate, make sure translator is set to French, and then click the audio button at the lower right corner of the text box. Spell the word correctly, and Google speaks with a pretty good accent!

Thursday, September 4, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Thursday, September 4, 2014

DUE: no devoirs yet!

[10 minutes] Review greetings! CAH asks each student Ça va? Bien/mal, et toi?

[10 minutes] Review greetings and numbers
  • Each student asks 10 other students Ça va? and records the answer. 
  • When everyone has asked 10 students, each student reports number of answers bien and number of answers mal. 
  • Use your hands when saying numbers! 
[30 minutes] New numbers: 11-30!
  • onze, douze, treize, quatorze, quinze 
  • seize, dix-sept, dix-huit, dix-neuf, vingt 
  • vingt et un, vingt-deux, vingt-trois, vingt-quatre, vingt-cinq 
  • vingt-six, vingt-sept, vingt-huit, vingt-neuf, trente 
  • Écoutez et répétez! 
  • Then students form three lines, drill numbers with leader, who shows cards in random order to each student.
[6 minutes] Brief into to alphabet!

Les Devoirs (that means homework): none yet! Keep thinking and practicing at home!

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Mounds View French 1: Wednesday, September 3, 2014

[20-30 minutes] Oral Practice: Conversation! 

Revoir:
  • Bonjour! 
  • Comment tu t’appelles? 
  • Je m'appelle.... 
  • Enchanté(e). 
Nouveau!
  • Comment ça va/Ça va bien? 
  • Bien. Très bien. Pas mal. Mal. Comme ci comme ça. Et toi? 
[10 minutes] Listening/Physical Response: Les Chiffres/Nombres 1–10!
  • Écoutez: un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix.
  • Répétez ensemble!
  • Écoutez et répondez: CAH says number
[11 minutes] Administrivia

Les Devoirs (that means homework!): Handwrite each of the conversation phrases listed above and the French number words 1–10 four times!