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French Exploratory Grade 7 Unit 1 Greetings Estimated Unit Time Frames Big Ideas Questions 1 week Culture What are typical French names? say hello and goodbye? ask and answer How are you? (Know) Traditional French names Formal and informal greetings Various expressions for how are you Various responses able to Pronounce appropriately a French name they select. Respond appropriately to. Present a brief scene for the class. Lessons/ Suggested Students select a traditional French name from a list. Students make name tents on card stock. New vocabulary is displayed on the Promethean board. Students receive personal copies of new vocabulary. Traditional French names Formal and informal greetings Questions and responses for a brief discussion. 12.3.S1.B 12.3.S1.D Partners ask and answer various. Students present a scene applying vocabulary.

Unit 2 French Folders and Culture Estimated Unit Time Frames Big Ideas Questions 2 days Culture What are ways to express likes, interests and dislikes? What are standard images of France? (Know) Ways to express degrees of preferences Images representing France able to Decorate a pocket folder with French sentences. Express preferences. Lessons/ Suggested Students will bring a pocket folder to class the second week of school. The instructor will supply markers and folders for students who do not have one. French expressions of likes, dislikes, and preferences. 12.3.S1.A What is life like for a typical Draw iconic images of France. Sample expressions of likes and dislikes as well as images of France, including the flag, and Eiffel Tour will be displayed on the Promethean board. Students will decorate French folders in complete sentences by completing modeled expressions and drawing images.

Unit 3 Colors and the Alphabet Estimated Big ideas 2-4 days Connections pronounce the names of colors in French? spell in French? (Know) Names of standard colors French alphabet Name colors. Spell words. Write words on individual white boards as they are dictated in French. Lessons/ Suggested Drill colors with color appropriate flash cards. Individual white boards and markers will be utilized for developing spelling proficiency. Activity pages drilling colors Twelve colors ABC Recordings of the ABCs Unit 4 Numbers Estimated Big Ideas 1 week Connections count from 1 75 in French? (Know) Numbers 1-75 able to Pronounce numbers 1-75. Lessons/ Suggested Repeat the numbers. Copy the numbers. 1-75

What is the proper pronunciation of these numbers? Write numbers 1-75. Apply knowledge of numbers when completing activities. Write 5 numbers as they are dictated. Recite the numbers in rows, boys/girls, and individually. Sing the numbers along with the recording by Etienne. Complete a math worksheet that includes numbers from 1-20. Complete a second math worksheet that includes numbers from 1-60. Complete the outline of a drawing by connecting numbers as they are dictated. Play Bingo.

Unit 5 Classroom Objects Estimated Big Ideas 1-2 weeks Cultures What are classroom objects called? express gender? (Know) Names of more than 30 classroom objects The gender of these objects Name objects. Write the names of objects and their appropriate articles. Lessons/ Suggested Display flashcards that include a visual, noun and article in the room. Drill the pronunciation of these words using repetition and recall. words as they relate to classroom objects. Complete worksheets applying vocabulary of objects. Draw objects on an individual white board as they are dictated. Play a guessing game using a hotcold format. Develop and play on a Bravo card applying target

Unit 6 Calendars vocabulary. Estimated Big Ideas 1 week Cultures Presentational Communication What essential vocabulary enables one to read a calendar? How is the arrangement of the French calendar different from that of the American version? ask for and state the date? (Know) Names of months and days. Questions and responses for the day and date. able to Name days. Name months. Ask for the day and date. Respond with the day and date. Lessons/Suggested Participate in pronunciation drills of months and days. Complete of teacher supplied worksheet applying new vocabulary Recite months and days. State of birthdays Develop a calendar for two months labeling days and appropriate holidays. Accompany a song by Etienne that includes target vocabulary. related to the calendar and expressions of the date.

Unit 7 Telling Time Estimated Big Ideas 4 days Cultures Interpretative Communication express time in hours, minutes and AM versus PM? (know) Expressions of time Pronounce target vocabulary. Tell time in even hours. Tell the hours and minutes on a clock in various ways. Lesson/Suggested Review numbers 1-60. Drill new vocabulary. Manipulate hands on small clocks to reflect stated time. State time as indicated on a sample clock. Numbers 1-60 associated with time Tell time on a classroom clock. Read schedules. Draw hands on a clock on a white board to reflect stated time. Convert images of time into written statements. Complete worksheets drilling time. Read a train

schedule and answer about various travel selections. Unit 9 Weather Estimated Big Ideas 1 Week Cultures, Presentational Communication express weather conditions? (know) Expressions of weather Typical seasonal weather Name seasons. Describe weather conditions. Lesson/Suggested State weather conditions as images are presented on the Promethean board. Write labels of weather pictured on worksheets. Four seasons appropriate for various weather patterns. Write seasons. Design and publish a four page booklet of seasons and typical weather conditions.

Unit 10 Clothing Estimated Big Ideas 1 week Cultures, Presentational Communication What phrases describe clothing? What is the impact of French designers on the fashion world? (know) How to describe outfits. How to describe clothing worn in different situations. Names of French designers. Name clothing items. Tell what they are wearing. Identify clothing items when they are heard. Lesson/Suggested Pronounce items as they are pictured on the Promethean board. Identify clothing items as they are presented on flashcards. Complete worksheets applying clothing vocabulary. to describe clothing items. 12.3.S1.D Draw clothing items on a white board when they are spoken. Describe what they are wearing. Play BRAVO with student-generated cards depicting clothing items.

Unit 11 Parts of the Body Estimated Big Ideas 1 week Cultures, Presentational Communication What expressions label parts of the face and body? (know) Names of basic parts of the face and body Point to parts of the body as they are spoken. Lesson/Suggested Pronounce the target vocabulary indicated on a labeled drawing of the face. for the face and body. Label parts of the face and body on a drawing. Write the labels for parts of a face including articles. Pronounce the target vocabulary indicated on a labeled drawing of a body. Write the target vocabulary indicated on a drawing of the body including articles. Participate in the interactive song Dansez by Etienne. Complete an

accompanying worksheet for Dansez. Express what parts of the body are affected by illnesses. Participate in a Jacques a Dit activity. Develop a bingo card with drawings of parts of the body and face. Correctly mark parts of the body as they are named. Unit 12 Animals Estimated As Time Allows Big Ideas Cultures What are the French names of domestic and wild animals? (know) Spoken and written labels of animals. Identify animals when they are pictured. Lesson/Suggested Introduce French sounds associated with various animals. Complete identifying domestic and wild animals.

Write articles and names of animals in French. worksheets indicating the names of wild and domesticated animals. Name animals described in paragraphs read by the instructor. Apply the target vocabulary to various written activities.