Thème: Les activitiés d'hiver

Voici les réponses de Boggle de la semaine dernière.  Il y avait 186 mots, alors j'ai mis (passé composé!) les plus "communs":VENDREDI, DENTURE, DEVINER, EVIDENT, LUTINEE, LUTINER, CREDIT, DECENT, DECRUE, DEVINE, ENDIVE, EVIDER, LUTINE, RECENT, RENDRE, REUNIE, VEINER, VENDRE, DEVIN, DINER, ENCRE, EVIDE, LUNDI, LUTIN, RECRE, REDIT, RENDE, TIEDE, VEINE, VENDE, VIDER, CENT, CRUE, DENT, DINE, DIVE, DRUE, EDIT, IDEE, INDE, LUNE, NERD, REND, TIEN, TUER, UNIT, VEND, VIDE, CRU, DIT, LUT, NID, NUL, UNE, VIN, CE, DE, EN, EU, IN, LU, NE, NI, RE, TU, UN, VE

Boggle Board cette semaine:
La Thème est les sons "ou", "eu" et "on"

Les mots/phrases de la semaine (thème:  les activitiés d'hiver):
Lancer une boule de neige.
Faire un bonhomme de neige.
Pêcher sur la glace.
Patiner
Glisser
Faire du tobaggon.
Faire du ski.
Faire de la planche à neige.
Faire un fort.
Jouer au hockey.

Vocabulaire de la semaine dernière:
Here is a picture of a little quiz to help remember the vocabulary from the past two weeks, related to la nouvelle année, résolutions et les vacances de Noel.

Présentation:

Starting some time this week, students will be presenting themselves in class.  Students are required to follow the model posted on the chart paper in class.  You worked on this presentation with the previous French teacher for a few months before Christmas break.  Below is a link to the assessment rubric.  This is what is going to constitute a majority of your mark for the report cards in February.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B43ouhP9FKzJQmNxZVRkWUdDdVk/view?usp=sharing

Here is a picture of what the students are going to say.

Students are also being evaluated on how well you follow instructions in French.  For example, answering "Ici", or "Bonjour" when your name is called.  Can you understand when asked to get your duotang or a pencil?  Vas chercher ton duotang et un crayon.  Can you close your duotang when asked?  Fermez vos duotang.  Does the class quiet down to silence when Madame starts counting down from five?  Cinq, quatre, trois, deux, un...silence s'il vous plaît.