You can have fun at home with some inexpensive books! Browse around!
17 March 2017
At Home Ideas - Print Edition...
You can have fun at home with some inexpensive books! Browse around!
16 March 2017
Max sauve le jour dans la forĂȘt
https://youtu.be/s4GWefkveeU
Partie 1
Partie 2
Max est un homme. Il est brun, beau et intelligent.
Julie est une femme. Elle est blonde, belle et intelligente.
Le chien s'appelle CouCou. Il est gris et blanc, un husky.
Julie est une femme. Elle est blonde, belle et intelligente.
Le chien s'appelle CouCou. Il est gris et blanc, un husky.
23 February 2017
Star Wars in French!!
Star Wars in French! You can hear the words and sentences spoken in French and English!
Les Classes de Mme Bishop: L' hiver = Winter!!
Les Classes de Mme Bishop: L' hiver = Winter!!: We've been studying about winter, snow, snowmen and activities... TroTro et le Bonhomme de Neige
Words for winter snow days, spoken in French and English. The account is free if you need to sign in!
Tro Tro is a great French teaching tool, because the videos are 2 minutes long and Tro Tro does not speak too quickly!! Tro Tro fait de la Luge
Words for winter snow days, spoken in French and English. The account is free if you need to sign in!
Tro Tro is a great French teaching tool, because the videos are 2 minutes long and Tro Tro does not speak too quickly!! Tro Tro fait de la Luge
30 January 2017
19 October 2016
19 March 2016
Dr Seuss Week @Folsom
Poison Un, Poisson Deux, Poisson Rouge, Poisson Bleu
http://youtu.be/OhfWMEq6WgM has the story read aloud in French!
03 March 2016
02 March 2016
Petit DĂ©jeuner et Mettre la Table dans le 3/4
The 3/4 studied how to set the table, the French names for utensils and place settings. We learned about what French people eat for breakfast, and then we celebrated by enjoying our own French breakfast. Thanks to the families who helped with the food and drinks! 
Learning French UNO!
The Rules:
You have to say the name and the color of the card in French!
If you don't, you have to take it back!
11 November 2015
22 October 2015
Les Animaux Ă South Hero!
In the 1/2 and the 3/4 classes, we are learning animal names for the pets and the animals at our homes and farms. The 3/4 are also putting these animals into individual books using the sentences I like (J'aime....) and I don't like (Je n'aime pas...) We graphed the animals in our homes, comparing with more (plus) and less (moins). We are playing games with the animals, on cards and with plastic models.
18 May 2015
Monsieur Patate
We're using Mr Potato Head to learn French?!! It's great for learning body parts, adding adjectives, giving directions to another person... Coloring Site for M Patate
04 May 2015
5/6 Cooking Adventures
The 5/6 has been experimenting with French cooking, first using video lessons and 2nd with a written French recipe.
Here are the links if you want to try them at home:
Here are the links if you want to try them at home:
- Chocolate Mousse
- Milles Feuilles Pastry
- GougĂšre: French Cheese Biscuits (We also added bacon, thanks to Lucas!)
- Fruit-filled beignets
16 February 2015
21 January 2015
L' hiver = Winter!!
We've been studying about winter, snow, snowmen and activities...
TroTro et le Bonhomme de Neige
30 November 2014
le 6 décembre - St. Nicolas Traditions in France
"In many places St. Nicholas is the main gift giver. His feast day, St. Nicholas Day, is December 6, which falls early in the Advent season. Some places he arrives in the middle of November and moves about the countryside, visiting schools and homes to find out if children have been good.
Other places he comes in the night and finds carrots and hay for his horse or donkey along with children's wish lists. Small treats are left in shoes or stockings so the children will know he has come.
Where St. Nicholas is prominent, his day, not Christmas, is the primary gift giving day. Parties may be held on the eve, December 5th, and shoes or stockings left for St. Nicholas to fill during the night. Children will find treats of small gifts, fruit or nuts, and special Nicholas candies and cookies. St. Nicholas gifts are meant to be shared, not hoarded for oneself."
...from the stnicolascenter.org web site.
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