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French I Std. 1.3 Students present information, concepts, and ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics.

Lesson Plans: The Euro Experience The student will explore the history of money, the integration of the Euro into selected European countries, counterfeiting, and converting currencies. This is a web-based lesson. Clothing Students will create a catalogue of adolescent clothing appropriate for all seasons. Story Starter Given a story topic and list of sentence starters, students work together in teams to create a short story in French. All About Me Learning to communicate in a foreign language requires students to learn how to present information to an audience of readers and listeners. Fluency in Foreign Language Using iMovie What better way to analyze one's fluency in a language than to create a movie speaking in that language and then view it? Á la Poste/ At the Post Office Students will perform a variety of tasks related to the post office and letter writing in French. By composing a letter and purchasing a stamp in French, students will be assessed in writing comprehension and oral production. Aller en Ville/ Getting Around the City Students will practice identifying the different places in the city and giving directions to these places. Au Café/ At the Café In this lesson plan, students will practice ordering food at a café and also practice French table manners. Tour de France In this unit, students learn about the provinces of France, thoroughly researching one of them. They write a persuasive argument to an imaginary committee who will be choosing the route for the next Tour de France. Au Cinema/ At the Movies Students will practice reading, writing, and saying vocabulary associated with going to the movies. In a small group presentation, students will be given a film genre from which they must write and perform a script for the class. Classroom Expressions This lesson is to be implemented during the first few weeks of French I and is designed to keep students in the target language as much as possible. Students will learn classroom commands, expressions to seek more information, and ask for permission. L'Impératif/ The Imperative Students will review giving instructions in French using the imperative. They will practice reading, writing, and listening to commands for groups by reviewing classroom commands. L'Heure/ Telling Time Students will practice using conversational time in French. In this lesson they will use all four skills of language learning: writing, reading, listening, and speaking. La Cuisine Française In this technology-connected lesson, students will create a one-page menu for a French restaurant with "Spécialités du Jour" from three different francophone (French-speaking) countries or cultures. Internet-connected computers and word processing software are necessary to implement this lesson.

Resources: Quel temps fait-il? Through this activity students will correctly used the French method of writing dates and demonstrate the ability to correctly identify weather expressions in French.
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