Bonjour! Very similar to last week's homework... but please read NEW details carefully:
We are continuing our 'Reading to a younger audience' homework challenge this week. You have a choice of either a) keep the French book you currently have and re-read it once or twice out loud on 4 different evenings or, b) choose a new French children's book and start practicing reading it out loud each night. Like last week, make sure you know all the words and their meaning. Make sure you know how to pronounce each word that you are reading.
Like last week:
1. Once you've chosen what you will read to this age group, read it once and write down the words that are difficult for you.
2. Find out the meaning of these challenging words and make sure you understand what you are reading!
3. Once you know it well, read it out loud 2 or 3 more times.
If you do about 20 minutes, 4 evenings this week, you should be prepared! Bring your book to class on Friday. The plan is to read to this younger audience, this Friday!
A couple of students went to Walter Baker public library and borrowed French books there. Bravo à Madden, Stacey, Zachery and Austin! Great initiative! The collection of French books there is very good... much greater than what we can offer at school. And, it is free! :-)
2. Find out the meaning of these challenging words and make sure you understand what you are reading!
3. Once you know it well, read it out loud 2 or 3 more times.
If you do about 20 minutes, 4 evenings this week, you should be prepared! Bring your book to class on Friday. The plan is to read to this younger audience, this Friday!
A couple of students went to Walter Baker public library and borrowed French books there. Bravo à Madden, Stacey, Zachery and Austin! Great initiative! The collection of French books there is very good... much greater than what we can offer at school. And, it is free! :-)
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