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Ma chambre, ma vie! Introductory Unit Intellectual Dimension Students prepare a new decorating plan for a partner s room, incorporating the partner s interests and preferences, colour theory, and a new or recycled unique item. Students present their plans to each other and to the class, accompanied by a visual aid. The partner offers comments on the finished plan. Class members choose three plans suitable for friends or family members from all of the presentations. Listen to teens describe their ideal bedroom. Listen to peers describe their interests, preferences, and design challenges. Listen to a designer suggest solutions to design problems. Describe their bedroom to a partner. Interview a partner about their interests/hobbies. Discuss solutions to decorating problems, such as furniture arrangement. Read email queries to a design advice column. Read about colour theory and how colour can affect mood. Write a descriptive paragraph profiling the partner s interests, activities, and desired changes for the room. Write a description of the new plan and reasons for the choices made. Ça marche! 3 Scope and Sequence Express past events using le passé Use prépositions de lieu to describe design elements. adjectifs qualificatifs présent: verbes en er, -ir, -re contractions with de - hobbies and interests - furniture and other elements of design - re-designing an object. making predictions and for expressing an opinion. Learn about current decorating preferences among French- Canadian teens Read teens advice from an online Francophone decorating website. Learn about colour vocabulary that originated in the French language. General Education : J utilise le contexte. Je fais des prédictions et je vérifie mes prédictions. Speaking: J'utilise de nouveaux mots et de nouvelles expressions. J'utilise une aide visuelle. Oral Interaction / Group work: Je participe activement au travail de groupe. : Je regarde les images. Je comprends de nouveaux mots à l aide du contexte. J'utilise le dictionnaire et d autres ressources. : Je regarde les images pour View an interview with an interior decorator and learn ways to re-use or recycle items for decorating. Ça marche! 3 Scope and Sequence page 1 of 5 Information subject to change until all modules are published.

Mission : emploi Social/Civic Easy / Intermediate Students choose parttime or summer jobs according to their interests and experience. They write a curriculum vitae about their work-related experience. They participate in a mock job fair as both employer and applicant. They select and present to the class three candidates whom they interviewed for their job posting. Listen to teens describe their parttime jobs. Listen to teens and guidance counsellors discuss work environments. Listen to conversations between job seekers and potential employers. Discuss jobs suited to various personality types. Ask for and provide simple information. Express and justify an opinion. Role-play a job interview. Read about personality and work styles. Read interviews with Canadians with unique careers. Read job descriptions. Compose an email to introduce themselves to a potential employer. Write a curriculum vitae. Create a job offer. View a video of a job interview. Ça marche! 3 Scope and Sequence Describe people using the correct form of descriptive adjectives. Describe people using the irregular verbs être and avoir. composé with avoir (regular and irregular verbs) Recognize and use the verb devoir + infinitive to describe job requirements. Vouloir, pouvoir, devoir + infinitive Les adjectifs réguliers et irréguliers Express preference using verbs of preference + infinitive, e.g., J aime travailler avec les animaux. Recognize and use tu and vous in appropriate contexts. youth jobs personal qualities job requirements and tasks multiple intelligence traits job descriptions writing a curriculum vitae. agreement and disagreement. Learn about Francophone Canadians with unique careers and how their early job experiences contributed to their success. Identify unique characteristics of the French language as used in different Francophone regions of Canada and in the world. General Education Speaking Je varie l'intonation et le ton de la Je regarde l'auditoire. Oral Interaction / Group work Je participe activement à la conversation Je me corrige si je fais des erreurs. Je comprends le texte à l aide des mots-clés. Je cherche les mots difficiles dans un dictionnaire. Je regarde les gestes et les expressions. Ça marche! 3 Scope and Sequence page 2 of 5 Information subject to change until all modules are published.

Nous, les Canadiens Civic/Intellectual Easy / Intermediate Students develop and play a Canadian quiz game. They conduct research and create clues for a famous Canadian mystery person. They create and develop a report on one area of Canada. They create a poster presentation on a Canadian historic event. Listen to interviews about multicultural heritage. Listen to peer reports to extract information. Listen to accounts of historic events. Speaking/Interacting Interview a partner about his/her cultural heritage. Create quiz questions collaboratively in a group. Ask and answer questions about all aspects of the theme. Complete an authentic citizenship exam to test one s knowledge of Canada. Read student reports and opinion pieces. Read biographies of prominent Canadians. Write an art response. Write clues to a person s identity. Keep a journal. View authentic video footage of Canadian destinations. Ask questions using interrogative expressions (e.g., qui, comment, pourquoi, etc., and quel). Vary one s questions by using est-ce que, inversion, and intonation. Describe something in the past using the imparfait. En, dans and à + definite article + lieux Inversion with past and present tenses le pronom on Recognize and use words and expressions associated places, languages, and cultural backgrounds, e.g. Nouvelle-Écosse, l italien, autochtone professions art and art techniques dates and large numbers Discover or identify facts about various regions of Canada and Canadian heroes, art, and history. Identify advantages of being bilingual in our society. Discover the diverse origins of the people who make up Canada s cultural mosaic. Explore the contributions of famous Canadians. General Education : J écoute une première fois pour J écoute de nouveau pour trouver des informations précises. Speaking : Je parle assez fort et clairement. Je varie l intonation et le ton de ma Oral Interaction/ Group work : Je prends des risques. Je fais des efforts pour parler français. : Je regarde les images pour : Je cherche les mots familiers. Je cherche les mots amis. : J utilise le dictionnaire et d autres ressources. Je demande à un ou une partenaire de vérifier mon texte. Ça marche! 3 Scope and Sequence page 3 of 5 Information subject to change until all modules are published.

Mes trésors, mes souvenirs Social/Leisure Easy/ Intermediate Students look back at their childhood, including such aspects as their personality, favourite activities, toys, memorable moments, and family traditions and celebrations. They prepare a memory box containing objects, pictures, or other memorabilia and share their memories with the class. Listen to family members discuss treasured childhood objects. Listen to teens describe their personalities as children and favourite childhood experiences. Express preferences. Interview classmates to learn about their childhood preferences and experiences. Work collaboratively to gather information about toys. Read about the history of some classic toys. Read a children s story. Read accounts of attending traditional French-Canadian celebrations. Write a description of a favourite childhood place. Write descriptions of items in their memory box. View teens sharing treasured items from their childhood., people, objects, and memories using l imparfait and le passé Descriptive adjectives (une fille créative, etc.) Contractions with à / de - childhood objects, pastimes, and activities; - personality traits; - toys and games; - feelings and emotions; - celebrations. showing respect. General Education : Discover a Montréalbased children s reading personnelles. J'utilise mes expériences program. Discover Canadian and Francophone authors and well-known stories. Identify Francophone personalities whose success began in childhood. Discover traditional French-Canadian celebrations. Discover toys popular across many cultures. Discover typical French nursery rhymes and songs. Speaking: Je prépare un aide-mémoire. Je répète ma présentation. Je me corrige si je fais des erreurs. Oral Interaction / Group work: Je respecte les autres dans la classe. Je pose des questions quand je ne comprends pas. : Je lis pour comprendre le sens général. Je relis pour trouver des informations précises. J utilise de nouveaux mots et de nouvelles expressions. : J'écoute l intonation et le ton de la Ça marche! 3 Scope and Sequence page 4 of 5 Information subject to change until all modules are published.

Films à l affiche! Intellectual Dimension Intermediate / Advanced Students create storyboards and an original short film or skit. Students participate in a film festival during which classmates evaluate their short film or skit. Listen to character descriptions. Listen to a film s narration. Discuss film genre preferences. Dramatize stage directions. Develop a storyboard in a group. Dramatize scenes from a storyboard. Read film synopses. Read part of a storyboard. Read an article describing how a director creates an ambience in a film. Prepare a storyboard and script. Describe characters, setting, and action. Describe a favourite hero or villain from a movie or television show. View film excerpts. View an interview with a film director. composé and the imparfait. Use lui/leur in the present tense. Use adverbs of time and manner to describe film plots. Express opinions and feelings using the reflexive verb s'intéresser. Les adjectifs réguliers et irréguliers Les pronoms le/la/les vocabulary for: film genres and elements such as plotline and characters. describing a storyline conveying emotion, e.g., Je t'aime! describing level of intensity in a storyline. careers in arts and entertainment. giving one s opinion. Learn about local actors, filmmakers and film festivals. Learn about French Canadian directors and actors. Learn about recent Francophone films. Learn about famous French filmmakers and actors. Explain the contribution of a Francophone personality to film and the arts Authentic documents : Excerpts from several French films. General Education J écoute l intonation et le ton de la Speaking J exprime mes idées avec des phrases simples. J'utilise des gestes. Oral Interaction / Group work Je donne mon opinion et je respecte l'opinion des autres. Je lis les titres. J identifie les mots de la même famille. J utilise le contexte. Je fais des prédictions et je vérifie mes prédictions. Ça marche! 3 Scope and Sequence page 5 of 5 Information subject to change until all modules are published.