This week we learned how to say the date in French and we’ll start every French class with the question:
Quelle est la date aujourd’hui? (What is the date today?) Answer : Aujourd’hui c’est _____le __ _________, 2017. (day) (#) (month) We have also started learning Halloween and Autumn-related vocabulary. Students started working on a Halloween related art and writing project. They will be creating a “maison hantée" (based on the picture puzzle books) on black paper and coloured with pencil crayons. On it they will draw pictures from their vocabulary list and then write a sentence about their drawings incorporating numbers as well. When finished, they will be sharing their finished product with their peers. Writing Example: Dans ma/mon maison hantée, je vois trois citrouilles, deux hiboux, cinq chats noirs, sept araignées, quatre déguisements, une sorcière et vingt bonbons! (In my haunted house, I see three pumpkins, two owls, five black cats, seven spiders, four costumes, a witch and twenty candies!) —Mme Jagger
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The Grade 4 French teachers are:
Laura Mills (4B & 4E) [email protected] Janice Jagger (4A & 4D) [email protected] Greg Brewer (4C & 4F) [email protected] Websites to practice your language skills: French Language Games BBC Primary Languages: French www.languageguide.org/french/vocabulary/ www.languagesresources.co.uk/french.htm Crickweb Interactive French Games Archives
June 2018
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