The three-paragraph lesson plan has the following objectives:
1) Have students research a town in Quebec and formulate questions in English about Quebec culture and Christmas traditions to ask a Skype presenter.
2) In the second class, students will share what they've learned about Quebec, discuss sample tests, and work in groups to choose one question from their list to translate into French.
3) The third class involves having groups take turns introducing themselves and asking their translated question to the Skype presenter, with the goal of learning more about francophone cultures through direct interaction.
The three-paragraph lesson plan has the following objectives:
1) Have students research a town in Quebec and formulate questions in English about Quebec culture and Christmas traditions to ask a Skype presenter.
2) In the second class, students will share what they've learned about Quebec, discuss sample tests, and work in groups to choose one question from their list to translate into French.
3) The third class involves having groups take turns introducing themselves and asking their translated question to the Skype presenter, with the goal of learning more about francophone cultures through direct interaction.
The three-paragraph lesson plan has the following objectives:
1) Have students research a town in Quebec and formulate questions in English about Quebec culture and Christmas traditions to ask a Skype presenter.
2) In the second class, students will share what they've learned about Quebec, discuss sample tests, and work in groups to choose one question from their list to translate into French.
3) The third class involves having groups take turns introducing themselves and asking their translated question to the Skype presenter, with the goal of learning more about francophone cultures through direct interaction.
Name: Cassandra St Denis Grade/Subject: FSL 6 Unit: My School
Topic: Skype Culture Date: November 28th Length of Lesson: 3 classes General Students will use their knowledge of different francophone cultures and their own Learning culture to be able to interact appropriately within these cultures. Outcomes Specific Students will: Learning -seek out information about Francophone cultures from authentic sources Outcomes -compare and contrast, with teacher assistance, their own way of life with the way of life of individuals or groups from various Francophone cultures as a means of developing an appreciation of these cultures -recognize (and use) that searches can be done on the Internet using French language search engines Lesson Students will: Objectives -identify information they previously knew about Quebec -research a particular town in Quebec, giving context to our presenter -brainstorm, formulate, and translate questions to ask about Quebec culture/Christmas Materials -laptops & list of sites (?) -French/English dictionaries Procedure Assessment Methods Class 1 -intro research/Skype call -bulk of research to be completed this day
Class 2 -hand out & discuss tests
-gather as groups to share info -share info as a class, have students write down any missing/new info on their own pages -what are some things you know already about Quebec in general? -what do you want to know about Quebec? -what things can you ask about Christmas? traditions, meals, activities, church, etc. -in groups, come up with 3 questions in English of what you’d like to ask, decide on one -popsicle sticks to draw who goes first to say their question, write down. No duplicates, if yours is taken or there’s one that’s close to yours, as a group, pick another Class 3 -translate questions -give main words on a list to class, have groups formulate questions using that vocab; laptops if necessary, one per group to help with vocab look up -go over procedure -when it’s your group’s time to ask, stand up, each intro yourselves (bonjour, je m’appelle ___). Choose beforehand someone to ask the question. When the answer is given, you group says merci and sits down Sponge Activity