20802222French 2
Course Information
Description
This course is for students who have completed 1 year of high school French OR 1 semester of college French. Students will learn to understand more complicated conversations and readings and respond with longer, more complex sentences and even paragraphs. Emphasis will be placed on gaining a better understanding of and appreciation for other cultures.
Total Credits
4
Course Competencies
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Describe trips you have taken and tell where you went and what you did (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify objects, people, places associated with travelIdentify activities related to travelIdentify countries in FrenchIdentify the verbs that take ÊTRE in the passé composéShow past participle agreement in written workTalk about past events using verbs conjugated with both AVOIR and ÊTREParticipate in conversations about past eventsCommunicate a written message about past eventsString together sentences in the passé composé to tell a simple story in the pastIdentify direct objects in a sentenceReplace direct objects with pronouns in writing and speaking activitiesUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Make hotel reservations and give instructions and advice (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify objects and people associated with hotel staysIdentify and use ordinal numbersIdentify and form adverbsUse regular and irregular adverbs in creating sentences and questionsForm negative and affirmative commands to offer directions, hints, and suggestionsCreate sentences, commands, and questions using the verbs DIRE, LIRE, and ÉCRIREUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences with the new vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Describe your home, make descriptions in the past, and talk about habitual past activities (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify the parts of a houseIdentify furniture and objects in a houseDescribe your house/room.Identify and form verbs in the imparfait verb tenseMake descriptions in the past using the imparfaitIdentify the imparfait in reading & listening activitiesParticipate in verbal exchanges using imparfaitDistinguish between the passé composé and the imparfaitUse the pc and imparfait together to create sentences in the pastUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and some strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Talk about chores and identify appliances (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify household choresIdentify home appliancesTalk about chores you like/dislike and explain whyIdentify whether to use the passé composé or the imparfait when talking about activitiesCreate sentences and questions using the imparfait and passé composéIdentify the difference between the verbs SAVOIR and CONNAÎTRETalk about what you know and what you are familiar withIdentify the meaning of SAVOIR and CONNAÎTRE in the pastWrite a short past narrativeUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and some strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Talk about food and express needs, desires, abilities (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify food itemsCategorize food by shopsTalk about shopping habitsTalk about likes and dislikes and preferences on the subject of foodParticipate in exchanges using VENIR and similar verbsTell what just happened using the passé récentAsk and answer questions about how long it has been since you did (or did not do) somethingMake invitationsRefuse invitations and give excusesExpress need, desires, and abilities using DEVOIR, VOULOIR, POUVOIRUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Describe and discuss eating habits and make comparisons (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify the parts of a mealIdentify objects used for eatingtalk about eating habitsCompare people, places, and things using adjectivesCompare how people do things using adverbsUse the superlative of adjectives and adverbs to express extremes in writing and short verbal exchangesIdentify direct and indirect objects in sentencesUse pronoun replacements to avoid repetition in dialogueUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Describe your daily routine and discuss personal hygiene (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify body partsRecognize reflexive verbs and identify their meaningIdentify bathroom objectsUse reflexive verbs in the présent, futur proche, passé récentUse the definite article with body partsMake affirmative commands with reflexive verbMake negative commands with reflexive verbsIdentify the meaning of idiomatic reflexive verbsAsk and answer questions using idiomatic reflexive verbsConjugate the verb SOUVENIRCorrectly spell and use spelling change reflexivesNew and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Describe your health and talk about remedies and well-being (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify symptoms and some common illnessesIdentify the meaning of and use new reflexive verbsUse vocabulary related to health and healthcareUse reflexive verbs in the past tenses (passé composé and imparfait)Create questions with reflexives in the past tensesUse the correct form of the past participle for both regular verbs and reflexive verbsParticipate in conversations in which the pronouns Y and EN are used to avoid repetitionWrite sentences with Y and EN to avoid repetitionUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Talk about communication and talk about electronics (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify technology toolsTalk about how you use technologyIdentify the meaning of and use new reflexive verbsConjugate the verb éteindreIdentify which preposition is required for certain verbs followed by an infinitiveUse the infinitive with pour and sansUse reflexive verbs to show reciprocal actionsUse the correct form of the past participle for reciprocalsUse regular and reflexive verbs in the present tense, the passé composé, the imparfait, the passé récent, the futur procheUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Talk about cars and traffic and say what you would do under certain conditions (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify the parts of a carIdentify the people and places related to car usageIdentify some problems related to carsUse the verb OUVRIR and verbs like it in the present, passé composé, imparfaitIdentify the use of the reflexive form of these verbsConjugate verbs in the conditional tenseSay what you would doUse the conditional to make requests more politeUse the conditional to explain what you would do in hypothetical situationsUse the imparfait to create a hypothetical situationUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Make business transactions and discuss errands around town (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify the places and people around town and talk about what you do thereTalk about banking and payment methodsUse the verbs voir, croire, recevoir, and apercevoir in the present tense, passé composé, imparfait, and conditionalIdentify affirmative expressions and their corresponding opposite negative expressionCorrectly place negative expressionsCreate sentences and questions with appropriate negative and affirmative expressionsUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Ask for directions and tell what you will do in the future (in French).Assessment StrategiesThrough completion of weekly online textbook activitiesThrough weekly writing, speaking, listening, and reading activities with classmates and instructorCriteriaIdentify landmarks helpful for understanding directionsAsk for directionsGive directionsPut verbs into the futur simple formUse the following terms appropriately: le futur, l’avenirUse verbs that have irregular forms in the future tenseCreate sentences and questions with futur simpleTalk about what you and others will do based on real conditionsInitiate and maintain conversations in the futureUse new and old vocabulary to convey meaningUse communicative strategies to stay in the target language as much as possibleCreate simple sentences and strings of sentences with new and old vocabulary and structures in order to convey meaningEngage in regular, repeated practice of the four skills in the target language (reading, writing, listening, speaking)