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STRAND EXPLORATORY FRENCH I FRENCH II COMMUNICATION SPEAKING Practice and give the meaning of a basic French vocabulary Words Phrases LISTENING Recognize the difference in sounds between English and French WRITING Write simple sentences following patterns Recognize the meaning of French vocabulary relating to everyday life. Speak in simple sentences. Ask and respond to questions. Conduct a simple dialogue. French (simple sentences, present tense etc.). Identify the main ideas, themes, and some details from authentic media or live presentations. Apply a variety of strategies for comprehension such as: - Listening for the general idea - Listening for recognizable words - Asking a question to clarify meaning - Interpreting context to infer meaning - Watching for facial expressions and gestures Maximize use of the French language on a daily basis. Write sentences to demonstrate effective communication. Construct simple paragraphs to reinforce concepts. Create dialogues using current vocabulary. Compose notes or short letters in the target language to peers. Practice and give meaning to French vocabulary relating to specifics of everyday life. Share information about themselves in Engage in simple conversations in Understand spoken Simple sentences Present and past tense Explain the main ideas, themes, and some details from authentic media or live presentations. Maximize use of the French language. Apply strategies to understand when listening such as: - Listening for recognizable words - Ask a question to clarify context Watch for facial expressions and gestures Write dialogue and two-paragraph passages on a regular basis. Correspond with each other in Utilize their knowledge of the language to compose authentic writing pieces such as letters, journal entries, poems etc. 1

Frenc h Scope and Sequence STRAND EXPLORATORY FRENCH I FRENCH II STRUCTURE Connect new French vocabulary to words they already know in their native language Distinguish and use nouns and adjectives for agreement - Gender - Number - Recognize functional sight vocabulary READING AND LITERATURE Read simple books (that follow patterns) written in French Use regular and irregular verbs in the present and past (passé composé) tenses. Analyze nouns and adjectives for agreement (gender and number). Compare sentence structure between French and English. - Question formation - Noun and adjective placement - Connection between verbs and subject pronouns - Formal and informal subject pronouns Recognize and use vocabulary words that relate to everyday life. Translate simple paragraphs and dialogue. Comprehend simple advertisements, product labels etc. Use reading strategies to figure out unknown words such as rereading, sounding out, reading on, finding known parts within a word etc. Use regular, irregular, and reflexive verbs: - Simple past tense - Present tense Use commands: - Informal - Formal Form more complex sentences. Recognize and use at least 400 vocabulary words that relate to everyday life. Analyze excerpts from popular magazine articles in French (e.g., Bonjour) Use strategies to read short stories: - Identify key words and phrases Use information from the text to make a prediction. CULTURE Compare and contrast elements of French culture with native culture Gesture and oral expressions of greeting Music Food Discuss why one would study another language Compare and contrast personal everyday life with life in French speaking countries. Demonstrate on a map which areas of the world speak Discuss general rules of behavior of French speaking people. Analyze ideas and perspectives of at least two French-speaking cultures or countries. - Food - Everyday life 2

STRAND FRENCH III FRENCH IV AP FRENCH V COMMUNICATION SPEAKING Discuss their personal feelings and ideas in Use strategies to communicate: - Rephrase - Say things that are directly related Participate in situations in which they will spontaneously initiate and carry on a conversation in Give oral presentations in LISTENING Listen with understanding to a variety of speakers. Apply a variety of strategies to understand when listening such as: - Listening for recognizable words - Ask a question to clarify context - Watch for facial expressions and gestures Simple sentences Present and past tense Maximize use of the French language. Explain the main ideas, themes, and some details from authentic media or live presentations such as: - Video segments - Commercials Exchange opinions on a variety of topics including issues that are of contemporary or historical interest. Hold conversations with peers and French-speaking people whenever possible. Make a formal presentation to the class on a research topic in Listen with understanding to a variety of speakers. Apply a variety of strategies to understand when listening such as: - Listening for recognizable words - Ask a question to clarify context - Watch for facial expressions and gestures Explain the main ideas, themes, and some details from authentic media or live presentations such as: - Video segments - Commercials Maximize use of the French language. Express facts, ideas and feelings in understandable French using appropriate grammar and pronunciation. Demonstrate effective interrogative communication. Participate in student generated dialogues. Deliver formal and informal presentations. Analyze works in a variety of formats including movies, poetry, journalistic samples and peer presentations. Use French almost exclusively in the classroom. Engage in informal conversation in the target language. Develop the ability to comprehend formal and informal spoken French effectively. Apply a variety of strategies to understand when listening such as listening for general idea and recognizable words, asking a question to clarify meaning and interpreting context to infer meaning (inflection, facial expression, gestures etc.) Demonstrate active listening by explaining the main ideas, themes and some details from authentic media. 3

STRAND FRENCH III FRENCH IV AP French V WRITING Compose dialogue and paragraph passages in Create authentic writing pieces such as letters, journal entries, poems, short stories etc. in Correspond with each other in Write a short research report in - Include information from sources - Analyze and express personal opinions Analyze writing and set personal goals for: - Verb tense - Sentence structure - Spelling - Organization of ideas STRUCTURE Apply grammatical structure in regular and irregular forms to: - Future - Conditional - Present subjunctive mood Utilize at least 600 vocabulary words. Compare sentence structure between French and English. Form complex sentences. Write formal and informal compositions on a variety of topics. Create authentic writing pieces such as letters, journal entries, poems, short stories etc. in Write reports in Analyze writing and set personal goals for: - Complex sentences - Variety and use of tenses - Accuracy and specificity of word choice Apply grammatical structure in regular and irregular forms to: - Subjunctive (present and past) - Compound tenses Recognize and use at least 800 vocabulary words. Compare sentence structure between French and English. Form complex sentences. Write formal and informal compositions on a variety of topics. Create authentic writing pieces such as letters, journal entries, poems, short stories, exlications de texte, resumes etc. in Analyze writing for correct grammar as well as accurate and appropriate word use. Generate a 1500-word (5 page) paper aligned with MLA guidelines. Develop a portfolio of writing samples (minimum of 1 per month). Research topics through traditional and technological means. Use appropriate advanced grammatical structures. Use previously acquired vocabulary to understand literature, magazines and newspapers, class discussions and selected movies. Use knowledge of parts of speech to improve effective dictionary use. Integrate the four language skills through the use of authentic materials. 4

STRAND FRENCH III FRENCH IV AP French V READING AND LITERATURE Read realia. Interpret the main idea and relevant details. Use information from the text to make a prediction. Utilize strategies to read short stories: CULTURE Research and analyze aspects and perspectives of various French speaking cultures. - Art - Fashion - Cuisine Present researched information on French cultures in Develop strategies to read authentic literary text using previous knowledge (e.g., poems, plays, short stories, excerpts from novels) Share personal reactions to and feelings about authentic literary texts Use information from the text to make predictions. Interpret main ideas and relevant details. Evaluate literature written in French to describe the perspective of the author Respond to questions that elicit higher level thinking skills Build their personal vocabulary bank Research and analyze aspects of francophone cultures - Art - Dance Present researched information in French Examine literature written by French authors for historical and cultural references Develop strategies to read authentic literary texts using context clues, previous knowledge and rereading. Interpret main ideas and relevant details from authentic literary texts. Respond to questions which elicit higher level thinking skills. Share personal reactions to and feelings about authentic literary texts. Build vocabulary and knowledge through authentic readings. Demonstrate integration of four language skills through literature-based activities. Research and analyze aspects of francophone culture. Examine francophone literature for historical and cultural references. Integrate the four language skills through culturally-based activities. Compare and contrast the cultures of different French-speaking countries through authentic readings, music, television, and movies. 5