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French Recipe Presentation and Cooking

1) Students will present and cook a French recipe in a video presentation using relevant vocabulary and grammar. 2) They will write the recipe in French including ingredients and steps, using the metric system. 3) They will be evaluated on correctly including ingredients, instructions, vocabulary, organization, clarity, pronunciation, and use of visuals to enhance the presentation.

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French Recipe Presentation and Cooking

1) Students will present and cook a French recipe in a video presentation using relevant vocabulary and grammar. 2) They will write the recipe in French including ingredients and steps, using the metric system. 3) They will be evaluated on correctly including ingredients, instructions, vocabulary, organization, clarity, pronunciation, and use of visuals to enhance the presentation.

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French 2 = Present and Cook a French dish recipe

Lesson Plan

Lesson goals = present and cook a French recipe using relevant food vocabulary and grammar (video)

Warm Up = Review of useful vocabulary / grammar review (partitive article) (Kahoot)

Project = 1) Write the recipe in French, listing the different steps, and using the measuring system used in France (metric)
Presentation via Prezi
2) Film themselves preparing the recipe
Example: le gratin dauphinois

Rubric = Working
with
a partner or
individually, students
will produce a video of
a step by step
preparation of a dish of
their choice.

French II Cooking Show


(Group Evaluation)
5 pts
Task Completion

4 pts

Score
(N/A)

2 pts

Presenters indicate all of


the ingredients for the dish,
all cooking utensils used,
and step-by-step
instructions for how to
prepare the dish.

Presenters indicate most of


the ingredients for the dish,
most cooking utensils, and
instructions for how to
prepare the dish.

Presenters indicate some of


the ingredients for the dish,
some cooking utensils, and
some instructions for how to
prepare the dish.
Presentation lacks some
critical vocabulary.

Presenters indicate minimal


or insufficient amount of
ingredients, cooking
utensils, and instructions for
how to prepare the dish.

Demonstration includes (or


exceeds) required
vocabulary and grammar.
Organization & Clarity

3 pts

5
Presenters introduce all
utensils, ingredients, and
procedures in an orderly,
comprehensible manner.

Demonstration includes
most of the required
vocabulary and grammar.

4
Presenters name most
utensils, ingredients, and
procedures, though
organization is less clear

Demonstration only partially


includes the required
vocabulary and grammar.
3
Presentation lacks some
critical vocabulary of
utensils and ingredients;
appropriate sequencing

Score

Demonstration severely
lacks the required
vocabulary and grammar.

2
Presentation severely lacks
organization.
Listener/viewer is not able
to easily follow.

Score

Delivery & Accuracy

Viewers are able to follow


along easily and could
duplicate the recipe without
much trouble.

and following the


instructions is more difficult;
more sequencing is
necessary

Presenters speak clearly


and audibly without
pronunciation errors. All
vocabulary and grammar
are used correctly.

Visuals

5
Use of visuals (video
footage, digital photos, or
images) greatly enhances
demonstration and helps
audience to follow the
creation of the dish.

Presenters speak clearly


and audibly, but there are
some errors in
pronunciation. There are a
few grammatical errors
and/or errors in use of
vocabulary.
4
Use of visuals often
enhances demonstration

guides are missing which


makes comprehension
difficult.
3
Presenters do not always
speak clearly and audibly.
There are several errors in
pronunciation, grammar
and vocabulary usage.

Score

Presenters do not speak


clearly or audibly. There are
so many pronunciation
errors and misuses of
necessary vocabulary or
grammatical structures that
the presentation is difficult
to underst

Use of visuals somewhat


enhances demonstration,
though may be random,
distracting or disorganized.

Lack of/minimal use of


visuals fails to enhance
demonstration and does not
help audience to
understand/follow the
creation of the dish.

Score

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