Mardi, le dix-sept octobre

FRENCH CLUB AFTER SCHOOL TOMORROW IN CULINARY CLASS
CHOCOLATE MOUSSE/MOUSSE AU CHOCOLAT
2:30-3:30
ROOM 128, CULINARY
+3 EXTRA CREDIT ON UNIT 2 TEST FOR ATTENDING

TODAY/AUJOURD'HUI:

SKITS. Have of class time today will be spent writing your skits. The script is due at the end of the period. 20 points (One paper per group)

BEFORE YOU START YOUR SKITS
1. Exercises: For the following exercises, write answers to the first three questions. Do this in your class notebook/spiral. After the entire class finishes writing those responses, everyone partner up to speak the entire exercise.
Page 94, ex. 1;  95, ex. 2;   96, ex. 3, if you haven't finished them, yet.
Mrs. Callahan's exercise, if you haven't finished.

BEFORE YOU START YOUR SKITS
1. Review vocab, pages 31, 35, ; pronunciation of names on pages 10, 11 
2. Exercise 2, page 36. Have students use names found on pages 10, 11
Write the model and  1,2, 3, 4 (both parts), then speak all ten with a partner. Switch roles.
3.Review vocab, page 37.

4. Page 25. Whiteboards. Practice numbers  20-59

SKITS
Today you will be writing and finishing skits using the vocabulary, phrases, and grammar from 
Unit 2. You will perform skits (1-2 minutes) in front of the class on Monday as a review for the Unit 2 exam, which is next Tuesday.

SKIT MUST CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING:
1 phrase from page 15 
1 phrase from page 19
1 phrase from page 24
Page 27: Tiens!   Qui est-ce? Voici. Probably just like page 26, but you can use those phrases in other places. Try it!  "Voici un sandwich."
Page 31: Tu connais, Comment s'appelle?
1 word from 35
Page 37: Ask how old someone (or some pet) is
Page 36: mon, ma, ton, ta (at least two)
One number between 21 and 100
Page 95: 2 verbs (You may use verbs from 74 or 75 (play video games, listen to music, etc.)
*You can have fun with the skit. For example, a barking dog might come on stage while you're doing your skit
*You can use different names (see pages 10, 11). Get creative and have fun.
VERBS
If you think about it, the majority of communication between humans is based on verbs. When talking with people you meet, you typically ask things like, "What do you like to do? Do you like to dance? Do you think that it will rain tonight? (we study weather next month). You play the video game Mario?
Include at least two verbs from page 95 in your skit.