Mastering Chronological Writing: GRWM Narratives
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Moi et ma famille: Describing Myself and Others French Unit
A two-week French unit covering family vocabulary, adjectives, possessives, sentence frames, traditions, dialogues, games, and oral presentations.
$12USD · Digital download
A two-week French unit covering family vocabulary, adjectives, possessives, sentence frames, traditions, dialogues, games, and oral presentations. Includes an eight-lesson sequence and a culminating family-member presentation assessment aligned with the British Columbia Curriculum.
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- Students will identify and use French vocabulary for immediate and extended family members.
- Students will describe people using simple French adjectives and basic gender agreement.
- Students will use mon, ma, mes and sentence frames to introduce family members.
- Students will present several sentences about a family member and a family tradition.
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