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French 1 - AP

OUR GOALS FOR THE YEAR: French I

• Increase vocabulary about:

Greetings, likes and dislikes, school schedule, café foods, leisure activities, family, clothing and shopping

• Add to grammar:

Learn the present tense, subject/verb agreement, adjectives, commands, begin the past tense

OUR GOALS FOR THE YEAR: French II

• Add to vocabulary about: School & free time, health, daily routines,

shopping, household chores, special events, travel and food

• Add to grammar: Review present tense and imperative, as well as

other grammatical lessons from French 1 Learn reflexive verbs, 2 past tenses,

direct/indirect object pronouns, negation, asking questions, etc.

OUR GOALS FOR THE YEARFrench III

• Add to vocabulary about:

• Travel, art, health, teenage life, plans for the future, professions, the community, nature, the environment, politics, and the history of France

• Add to grammar:

• Review present and past tenses • Future/conditional tenses • Subjunctive (present/past) mood

Prepare students to go on to AP by increasing their

fluency ability through vocabulary and grammar.

• Increase vocabulary about:personal relationships, city living, media, law & politics, societal issues, family life, science & technology, beauty & aesthetics, work & finances, nature & environment

• Add to Grammar:– Review grammar from French 1-3– Learn the pluperfect, the subjunctive, the past

subjunctive, the conditional perfect, the simple (literary) past

– Other grammatical structures such as direct/indirect object pronouns

OUR GOALS FOR THE YEAR: French IV

OUR GOALS FOR THE YEAR: French AP

• Incorporate thematic vocabulary about: Global Challenges, Science & Technology, Contemporary

Life, Personal Public Identities, Families & Communities, Beauty & Aesthetics

• Review grammar: – Review all tenses and grammar learned in French I –

IV– Fine tune language structure for accuracy and fluency

• Increase an appreciation for, and understanding of, French and francophone cultures through literature, current events, etc.

• Increase listening and reading comprehension• Improve writing and speaking skills • Do well on the AP Exam!

• Basic Diploma – - no foreign language requirement • Standard Diploma - 2 Years of a foreign language

• Advanced Diploma - 2 years of 2 different languages

or - 3 years of 1 language

Diplomas:

Course Options for Studying SpanishWhen should I start Level 1?

7th Grade – Level 1A

8th Grade – Level 1B

9th Grade – Level 2

10th Grade – Level 3

11th Grade – Level 4

12th Grade – Level AP

9th Grade – Level 2

10th Grade – Level 3

11th Grade – Level 4

12th Grade – Level AP

8th Grade – Level 1

9th Grade – Level 1

10th Grade – Level 2

11th Grade – Level 3

12th Grade – Level 4

10th Grade – Level 1

11th Grade – Level 2

12th Grade – Level 3