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Au Café des Artistes: French Café Project
Students design a French café menu and perform a restaurant skit using food vocabulary, partitive articles, and polite expressions.
$5USD · Digital download
Students design a French café menu and perform a restaurant skit using food vocabulary, partitive articles, and polite expressions. The four-page project includes cultural context, categorized vocabulary, grammar guidance, a model menu, and practice prompts.
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- Students will categorize French foods into appetizers, main courses, desserts, and beverages.
- Students will use French partitive articles correctly with food vocabulary.
- Students will apply polite French expressions in a restaurant setting.
- Students will demonstrate cultural understanding through a French café menu and skit.
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