le jeudi, 20 septembre 2018
It was nice to see many parents at Curriculum Night this past Tuesday. For those of you not able to attend, you can learn about sixth grade French homework here, and I am available all year to talk about language options for seventh grade, and beyond. (Language choice forms will go out late winter of 2019.)
Sixth graders have been working hard to maintain a "French only" policy in the classroom. We have established our expectations and routines, and will be diving into our vocabulary activities with a fun animated short film about a couple of disagreeing wildebeest. Our first poem recitation will be coming up next week. Students have had a taste of two of our big writing exercises that will continue throughout the year: traditional French dictées, and timed free writes, where students have a set amount of time to write as much as they can in French. We're off to a strong start in sixth grade French!
It was nice to see many parents at Curriculum Night this past Tuesday. For those of you not able to attend, you can learn about sixth grade French homework here, and I am available all year to talk about language options for seventh grade, and beyond. (Language choice forms will go out late winter of 2019.)
Sixth graders have been working hard to maintain a "French only" policy in the classroom. We have established our expectations and routines, and will be diving into our vocabulary activities with a fun animated short film about a couple of disagreeing wildebeest. Our first poem recitation will be coming up next week. Students have had a taste of two of our big writing exercises that will continue throughout the year: traditional French dictées, and timed free writes, where students have a set amount of time to write as much as they can in French. We're off to a strong start in sixth grade French!
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