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At the end of French 2, you should be at a Novice High proficiency level. By the end of French 3, you will move to an Intermediate Low/Intermediate Mid proficiency level (see the graph below)
You should be able to:
Interpersonal Communication:
• After French 2 →
o I can express myself in conversations on very familiar topics using a variety of words, phrases, simple sentences, and questions that have been highly practiced and memorized. (Very familiar topics include: family, school life, preferences, food, hobbies, travel, daily life)
• After French 3 →
o I can express myself and participate in conversations on familiar topics using sentences and series of sentences. (familiar topics include: health/wellness, responsibilities, telling stories, the environment, gastronomy, technology/science, music and pop culture)
Presentational Speaking:
• After French 2 →
o I can present basic information on familiar topics using language I have practiced using phrases and simple sentences. (Very familiar topics include: family, school life, preferences, food, hobbies, travel, daily life)
• After French 3 →I can present information and express my thoughts about familiar topics using sentences and series of sentences in the present, past and future time frames.
Presentational Writing:
• After French 2 →
o I can write short messages and notes on familiar topics related to everyday life.
• After French 3 →
o I can write information and express my thoughts about familiar topics using sentences and series of sentences in the present, past and future time frames.
Interpretive Listening:
• After French 2 →
o I can often understand words, phrases and simple sentences related to everyday life. I can recognize pieces of information and sometimes understand the main topic of what is being said.
• After French 3 →
o I can understand phrases and series of sentences related to familiar topics. I can recognize the main idea and understand some supporting details. I can make inferences to key details.
Interpretive Reading
• At the end of French 2 →
o I can understand familiar words, phrases and sentences within short and simple texts related to everyday life. I can sometimes understand the main idea of what I have read.
• After French 3 →
o I can understand main ideas and some supporting details on familiar topics from a variety of texts. I can make inferences to key details.
After French 2, French 3 Students should understand:
• Present tense: ER, IR, and RE verbs, Irregular verbs
• How to form and use the passé composé to describe past events.
• How to form and use the imparfait to describe past events.
• How to use Le Futur Proche (Aller + Infinitive) to describe the near future
• How to describe family, friends and various professions
• How to ask and answer questions about: hobbies, fashion, school, preferences, daily routine, meals, and travel
• How to present information on familiar topics using sentences and series of sentences in the present and past time frames.
This is a tentative outline of the projected units for the year. We may/may not cover all units. Use this to see what to expect as far as material, exams, and projects! Each unit will include a vocabulary assessment, two small grammar assessments, a project and a unit assessment. There will be 2-3 small pop quizzes throughout the week to assess comprehension. There will also be several formative assessments throughout each week in order to check for comprehension. It is your responsibility to monitor your progress on these assessments. I will check in with you periodically throughout the unit to go over your progress.
SEMESTER 1
• UNITÉ 1 : La Responsabilité Chez Moi
o August-September
▪ A review of the verb list and present tense verbs
▪ Leçon 1 : Les Tâches Ménagères à la Maison
▪ Leçon 2 : Faire la Cuisine
o Assessments include: Interpretive Reading Quiz, Interpretive Listening Quiz, IPA Exam : Interpretive Listening, Interpretive Reading, Interpersonal Writing, Interpersonal Speaking
o Unit Project: Une Recette Francophone Project (Presentational Writing and Presentational Speaking)
• UNITÉ 2 : Quoi de Neuf ?
o September-October
o Assessments include: Interpretive Reading Quiz, Interpretive Listening Quiz, IPA Exam : Interpretive Listening, Interpretive Reading, Interpersonal Writing, Interpersonal Speaking
o Unit Project: Mon Souvenir Project (Presentational Writing and Presentational Speaking)
• UNITÉ 3 : La Gastronomie
o November-December
o A study of the art of French gastronomy and meals
o Grammaire : Les pronoms
o Assessments include: Interpretive Reading Quiz, Interpretive Listening Quiz, IPA Exam : Interpretive Listening, Interpretive Reading, Interpersonal Writing, Interpersonal Speaking
• FINAL EXAM :
o A comprehensive Exam
Semester 2
• VERB REVIEW
o January
o Petit Nicolas
• UNITÉ 4 : La Musique
o January
▪ La Musique française
o IPA Exam : Interpretive Listening, Interpretive Reading, Interpersonal Writing, Interpersonal Speaking
o Unit Project: Un Artiste Francophone Project (Presentational Writing and Presentational Speaking)
• UNITÉ 5 : Es-tu sur Facebook ? (La Technologie)
o January-February
▪ Leçon 1 : La Technologie d’Aujourd’hui
▪ Leçon 2 : Les découverts et les inventions
▪ Leçon 3 : Les Effets de la Technologie
o IPA Exam : Interpretive Listening, Interpretive Reading, Interpersonal Writing, Interpersonal Speaking
o Unit Project: Une Invention Project (Presentational Writing and Presentational Speaking)
• UNITÉ 6 : Sauvons la Planète !
o February-March
▪ Leçon 1 : Le réchauffement climatique
▪ Leçon 2 : La pollution
▪ Leçon 3 : Les animaux en danger
o IPA Exam : Interpretive Listening, Interpretive Reading, Interpersonal Writing, Interpersonal Speaking
o Unit Project: Les animaux en danger Project (Presentational Writing and Presentational Speaking)
• UNITÉ 8 : La Santé et Oscar et la Dame Rose
o April-May
▪ Une étude de la santé
▪ Livre : Oscar et la Dame Rose
o IPA Exam : Interpretive Listening, Interpretive Reading, Interpersonal Writing, Interpersonal Speaking
o Unit Project: Mes 3 Lettres Project (Presentational Writing and Presentational Speaking)
• L’EXAMEN FINAL : A comprehensive exam of the 2nd semester material.
Dear French 3 Parents,
I want to first thank you for encouraging your student to continue their study of the French language. By supporting your student, you are encouraging their efforts to become a member of a global community. Their use of French will take them far. The advantages of speaking another language will open them to new opportunities and increase their awareness and acceptance of all cultures and languages. I applaud your efforts in supporting their continued education in French.
Throughout the year, you can support your French student in a variety of ways. Please encourage them to complete the nightly homework. The homework is crucial for them to practice concepts learned in class that day or to further their listening and reading proficiency in the language. If it is a reading, please ask them if they have read and done their annotations with the reading. Also, a list of units and semester plans has been provided in this syllabus. As you can see, there is a unit project and unit exam planned for every unit. Please ask your students about their project and be sure they are not waiting until the last minute to do the project. Projects will usually take them a few hours to complete.
If your student is struggling, please encourage them to sign up for help and come in before/after school. Please also encourage them to consult their French tutor. I will be assigning each French 3 student a French honor society tutor to be available to them throughout the school year. French honor society students will also be available on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school from 3:20-4:00 for help. I will be available on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:30-8:00 and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3:20-4:00 for help.
I plan to show two full-length French movies, during the school year. As the French do not have a rating system, please sign below that you agree to your student watching these films. If you DO NOT want your child to see the films, please please send me an e-mail, at schradja@, or call me at 217-351-3911 and we can discuss alternative assignments. If you DO agree to these expectations and to your child seeing French films, please sign below. Please also have your student sign to make them aware they are responsible for these expectations.
I approve my child watching these French films. ____________________ (Signature) _______ (Date)
Parent Contact Information:
Home Phone number: _______________________ Cell Phone Number(s): _____________________
Primary E-mail: _______________________________________________
What is the best way to contact you? ___________________________________________
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Parents, please sign that you have reviewed these expectations with your student:
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Students, please sign that you have read and are aware of the French class expectations.
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French 3: What can I do after French 2?
French 3: Semester Plan
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