Slide 2 Thursday Aug. 29 th jeudi le 29 aot Tete a tete Slide 3
France is the worlds #1 tourist destination (70 million visitors
yearly) Knowing a little bit of French makes it so much more
enjoyable to visit France & other French-speaking countries.
France is the worlds #1 tourist destination (70 million visitors
yearly) Knowing a little bit of French makes it so much more
enjoyable to visit France & other French-speaking countries.
Jobs opportunities in: the United Nations, the European Union,
UNESCO, NATO, the International Olympic Committee, the
International Red Cross Amnesty International Interpol Translating,
diplomacy, teaching, hospitality & more! Slide 4 Absent &
Late work policies: 1. The student will be expected to make up all
assignments missed for excused absences in the same number of days
in which he/she was absent unless the teacher lengthens the
schedule. 2. Make-up work not completed in the scheduled time will
result in "0's" on those assignments. 3. Days missed by a student
suspended out of school will be considered excused if the student
satisfactorily completes missed assignments in the same number of
days he was absent. 4. Every grade that is recorded for work that
was due on the day(s) the student was suspended will be reduced by
10 percent. 5. If a student is truant or has cut class, the absence
is unexcused, and the student will receive a "0" on any class
assignments, tests, homework, and reports or projects due on that
day(s). The six-weeks conduct grade will also be reduced to a "U"
by each teacher whose class was missed due to truancy. A STUDENT
WHO IS PRESENT AT SCHOOL ANY PART OF THE DAY (including before or
after the regular school day), IS REQUIRED TO TURN IN ANY
ASSIGNMENT DUE ON THAT DAY, OR IT WILL BE CONSIDERED LATE. JUST
SLIDE IT UNDER MY DOOR, IF I DONT ANSWER. Slide 5 Grade Policy: 1.
Test days are Tuesday and Fridays If the student is absent the day
before a test and no new material was covered, he/she will need to
be prepared to take the test on the day it was scheduled. Also, if
the student is absent the day of a test, he/she will be expected to
make it up the day he/she returns. The reason for this, is because
all major assignments such as tests, oral grades & projects are
announced in advance, often a week or more, so closing dates apply
to all. This applies to projects and major oral grades as well.
Major assignments will be accepted late up to 3 days (10 points
deducted each day late). If a student is absent, the project, test
or oral grade must be turned in or taken on the day the student
returns from an excused absence, unless there is an extended
absence. 2. Class work or homework assignments will follow KISD
absent policy. Most homework is a completion grade, is due at the
beginning of the next days class, and if late a day, is 50%. Class
work is due in class, or if approved-at the very beginning of the
next day should student need more time to finish for a 100. If its
one day late, the grade is a 50%. 3. All makeup work that requires
teacher assistance (ex. audio workbook), must be made up before or
after school and by appointment, in the same number of days for
which the student was absent. Failure to show for 2 appointments
will result in a zero for that work. Tutorials are Tuesday mornings
from 6:45-7:15 and by appointment only for special circumstances.
Slide 6 ALL DUE: 1.Supplies today for 110! 2.Signed syllabus-by
Fri. for 100! (Tues=50%) 3.Sentences today for 50%, unless absent.
4.TONIGHT: YOU & PARENT sign GREEN BOOK FORM!!! 5.Tomorrow:
BRING GREEN BOOK FORM! 6.Tuesday: Must bring supplies &
textbook to class from this day on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Slide 7 F 3-1 1.
Roll, name cards out, #s, seating chart, partenaires AUSSI: Signed
syllabus in, Sentences for 50%, supplies for 110% 2. Practice
phonics- appendix pg. R16-phonics
www.classzone.comwww.classzone.com 3. Do Mini-skit: A. Comment
tappelles-tu? B. Je mappelle(name) A. Quel age as-tu? B.. Jai .ans
(#) A. Do viens-tu? B. Je suis de(state/country) A. Quest-ce que tu
aimes? B. Jaime..(verb or thing) Practice both parts and then
switch after skit is done! H/W: Avoir, Etre, Faire, Aller,
Venir-write infinitive, meaning then conjugate in the present and
past perfect tense, written out 3 times each on wide rule paper.
HAVE BOOK FORM SIGNED! Slide 8 F3-1 1. tre-_______ Je suis, Je
suis, Je suis Tu es, Tu es, Tu es etc. 2. Avoir- 3. Faire- 4.
Aller- 5. Venir- Slide 9 F 2 PreAP-2 1. Roll, name cards out, due
for 50%-sentences, 110 for supplies, signed syllabus in. **Copy
questions for warmup. 2. *Borrowed words G-copy the word, write
part of speech, then definition due next Wed. 3. See videos-basic
greetings: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YdspkvIJPE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YdspkvIJPE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssg_qVWv3oM&feature
=c4-overview-vl&list=PL91BD69E471307CC2 4. See videos-Numbers
& play game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKIvbVMDXCc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKIvbVMDXCc 5. ***If time: Mini
skit *** H/W:Supplies, signed syllabus, Borrowed words G next Wed.
for 100, answer warmup questions tonight. HAVE BOOK FORM SIGNED!!!
Slide 10 **French 2 PreAP- warmup: 1. Comment t'appelles-tu? 2.
Es-tu un garon ou une fille? 3. Quel ge as-tu? 4. Quelle est ta
nationalit? 5. O et avec qui habites-tu? 6. Quelle est la date de
ta naissance/ Quelle est la date de ton anniversaire? O es-tu n(e)?
7. Quelle est ta cuisine prfre? 8. Quels sont tes loisirs prfrs/Tu
aimes faire??? 9. Quel est ton numro de tlphone? 10. As-tu des
frres ou des soeurs? Copiez les questions! Slide 11 *French 2
Pre-AP Borrowed words G 1. Crudit 2. lan 3. Force Majeure 4. Gaffe
5. Milieu 6. Panache 7. Roux 8. Repartee (reparte) 9. Cache 10.
Ruse 11. Cest la vie 12. Soupon 13. Du jour 14. Escargots 15. Film
noir 16. Expos 17. Fort 18. Layette 19. Macram 20. Mle 21. Motif
22. Noblesse oblige 23. chef doeuvre 24. Par Excellence 25. Pass
Slide 12 F 2 R-4,7 1. Roll, name cards out, supplies 110,
sentences-50, signed syllabus in! 2. Videos (per. 4 got to R on
sounds, 7 th -Sounds done) Phonics & Alphabet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yksf6pVB0p4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWNWobUPAtM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_xw61hZrUc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhH51nv8k1Y 3. basic greetings: (4
th & 7 th -NOT done) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YdspkvIJPE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssg_qVWv3oM&feature=c4-
overview-vl&list=PL91BD69E471307CC2 4. Numbers: (4 th & 7
th -NOT done) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKIvbVMDXCc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKIvbVMDXCc 5. If time: Mini
skit*** H/W:Supplies, signed syllabus, Slide 13 1. Je
mappelle(name) 2. Jai .ans (#) 3. Je suis de(state/country) 4. Je
suis .(adjective or nationality) 5. Jaime..(verb or thing) ***F
2-ALL Mini-SKIT Slide 14 F 1-5,6 1. Roll, name cards out, sentences
for 50% Supplies-110, signed syllabus in. NEW SEATS? 2. Yesterdays
notes were Greetings and #s 0-10. Please find that paper and lay on
your desk or open your notebook to let me see/stamp them. 3. TAKE
NOTES: Colors, #s 11-20 4. REVIEW: ABCs (Lalphabet): (5 th -done)
(6 th -NOT done) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yksf6pVB0p4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHoL2ZLfLls
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWNWobUPAtM 5. Les Salutations:
Bonjour (5 th almost done) (6 th -NOT done)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhUUXZxglG4 6. Numbers: 0-10 (5 th
& 6 th NOT done) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSsk1Rv9_Ng 7.
See: 10-20 & colors*** H/W-Supplies tomorrow for 105, signed
syllabus for 100 & TBA Slide 15 F 1 NOTES 8/29/13 Numbers 11-20
11-onze 12-douze 13-treize 14-quatorze 15-quinze 16-seize
17-dix-sept 18-dix-huit 19-dix-neuf 20-vingt COLORS Blue-
bleu/bleue White-blanc/blanche Red- rouge Yellow- jaune Black-
noir/noire Pink- rose Green- vert/verte Brown- marron or brun/brune
Gray- gris/grise Purple- pourpre/ or violet/violette Orange-orange
Beige-beige COLORS Blue- bleu/bleue White-blanc/blanche Red- rouge
Yellow- jaune Black- noir/noire Pink- rose Green- vert/verte Brown-
marron or brun/brune Gray- gris/grise Purple- pourpre/ or
violet/violette Orange-orange Beige-beige Slide 16 un (unh) deux
(deh) trois(trwa) quatre (catr) cinq(sank) F 1 *** Slide 17
six(sease) sept(set) huit (weet) neuf (nef) dix(dease) Slide 18
onze(onz) douze(dooz) treize(trehz) quatorze(katorz) quinze(kans)
Slide 19 seize (sehz) dix-sept (deeset) dix-huit(deesweet) dix-neuf
(deesnef) vingt (van) Slide 20 Pouvez-vous compter jusqu vingt?
(Can you count to 20?) 0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsc3qLMaCu8&fea
ture=fvwrelhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsc3qLMaCu8&fea
ture=fvwrel (number song) Slide 21 Les couleurs Bleu/ bleue Orange
Violet/ violette & Pourpre Jaune Rouge Vert/ verte Rose Blanc/
blanche Noir/ noire Brun/ brune & Marron Gris/ Grise Slide 22
http:// www.y outub e.com /watc h?v=B svt2M g6rys http:// www.y
outub e.com /watc h?v=B svt2M g6rys Slide 23 Greetings
1.Hi/Bye-Salut 2.Hello/good day-Bonjour 3.Good evening-Bonsoir
4.Goodbye-Au revoir 5.See you soon- bientt ***F 1 Per. 5 & 6
NOTES-from Wed. 8/28 (yesterday) Numbers 0-10 0-Zro 1-Un 2-Deux
3-Trois 4-Quatre 5-Cinq 6-Six 7-Sept 8-Huit 9-Neuf 10-Dix
