Selon nous, la couleur rose est _f-adj__, _f-adj___ et _f-adj__.
A notre avis, elle représente __n___ et __n___.

Nous sommes d’accord

Nous ne sommes pas d’accord

Watch your adj vs nouns!! Some of you are still getting confused.
*adjectives depend on what you are describing: they change (m/f/pl) 

*nouns are inherently m/f. (they have articles "le/la/les")

If you need more help, please come talk to me :) 

é  /  e
é = ayy

You found out what kind of artist you are and shared with the class.
You learned some new vocabulary in the process.

We went over #11-20 of Entrevue Flash

Devoirs: Duolingo 10XP

FreshGrade Culture posts (so far)

1. Post a picture of your artwork (Cezanne inspired and Miro inspired)
Comment with 3 things you learned about art/artists,
2 things you already knew and
1 thing you are interested in exploring/wonder about art.
(Please include question in comment!)

2. Post a photo of a graffiti artwork you like
under the "Culture" FreshGrade activity
by one of the artists we saw yesterday.
Comment: Yesterday we learned about Graffiti artists
in Paris. The artist I like the most is ______

because.... (then include French answer you wrote)

"M" is a singer from France.
Look at his hair! it is supposed to resemble the letter "M"
His real name is Mathieu Chedid

2 activities to complete for this song:
1 -> after listening, give opinion (written on song sheet, tell group!)
2 -> decide what the colours represent (in your opinion)
Selon moi... le ____ (colour) est ____(adj) le _____ (colour) symbolise ____(noun)... etc.



Paris Graffiti Artists Presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1DoVQ-zyAqPauUrGmwJQD2VXRNZhyl3K50qz6HA_Np7o/edit?usp=sharing

This accompanies the "Chasse au Tresor" sheet

After, complete the "Quel type d'artiste es-tu?" activity + work on the word search on the back.

Devoirs: Duolingo 10XP, Reading test demain (tomorrow)!

Graffiti questions (find the answers in the text)

1. Other than words, what else can graffiti be?
2. Often on walls, where can they be seen?
3. Graffiti is used for 3 different purposes. What are they?
4. The Ancient Romans (among other groups) etched/carved what on walls and monuments?
5. What are 3 tools that graffiti artists use the most?
6. What are graffiti artists signatures called?
7. Graffiti can be seen in 2 different ways. Explain.
8.What movement is it associated with?
9. Who are two famous street artists from the USA?

Answers under cut

Miro

Questions: 

1. Where was Miro from?
2. He painted shapes that resembled... (4 possible answers)
3. Did his paintings tell a story? Explain
4. Why is he famous in France?
5. What kind of colours did he use?
6. What else did he do besides paint?
7. At what age did he die?

(answers under the cut)

Voici mon dessin à la Miro

Premièrement j’ai dessiné… (Firstly I drew... describe the body! is it "une ligne organique" or "une ligne fine" or "un triangle" etc.) 

Ensuite j’ai ajouté… (Then I added... describe the head! is it "un ovale" or "un cercle" etc.)  

Après j’ai mis… (After, I put... describe the eyes! "des lignes verticales" or "des lignes foncées" 

Finalement j’ai griffonné # _________ (Finally, I sketched... how many shapes did you add? describe them!) 

(see pg. 34 - 36 : lines and shapes)

Pour représenter (n) j’ai utilisé le (couleur)

Pour symboliser (n) j’ai ajouté le (couleur)

Ce (couleur) est (adj) et ce (couleur) est (adj)

(see pg. 32 - 33 : colours/ your notes - just like you did for the Cezanne drawing)

Merci de votre attention!

PC test DEMAIN!
Avoir + ETRE (house)

Kahoot : https://create.kahoot.it/share/duplicate-of-fr9-cinema-passe-compose-a-e/79e7bb28-a0d9-40c9-8b4f-f469db797fe6

Prepositions will help you write simple sentences for your house project!

e.g. Il est tombé devant la maison (he fell in front of the house)

What do the colours mean? (Qu'est-ce que les couleurs veulent dire?)

Selon moi/ A mon avis/ D'après moi....

le * représente (n)

le * est (adj)

la couleur *f est (adj f)

la couleur *f représente (n)

pour symboliser/représenter (n) l'artiste a utilisé le *

* = colour

(n) = noun

(adj) = adj

f = feminine

x

1. We learned about Monet (reading) and visited this museum- virtually! https://musee-orangerie.fr/en/article/water-lilies-virtual-visit

2. We did some conjugating practice (this should be getting easier)
Passé composé (ATTN!! Avoir / Être) -> answers under the cut
 1. Elle ___________ (tomber) amoureuse de la sculpture.
 2. Vous __________ (placer) l’œuvre dans la galerie.
 3. Tu ____________ (détester) mon dessin.
 4. Je ______________ (finir) ma peinture avec une grande étoile.
 5. Ils _______________(revenir) à Paris après le vernissage.

3. We did some practice differentiating nouns and adjectives
e.g. la curiosité (curiosity - a noun) vs. curieux (m adjective) / curieuse (f adjective)
- you could say "Je suis curieux" (I am curious) but not "Je suis la curiosité" (I am curiosity)
- you could say "Le jaune représente la curiosité" (yellow represents curiosity) but not "Le jaune représente curieux" (yellow represents curious)
- you could say, however, "Le jaune est curieux" (yellow is curious)

4. You had time to work on your house projects

Passé Composé practice.

Mix of Avoir/Etre! Consult your 

Dr + Mrs Vandertramp list! 

*are irregular (do not follow rules)

1.      L’artiste  _______ (finir) son dessin cet après-midi

2.      Les jeunes artistes _____________________ (griffonner) sur la feuille de papier

3.      Cézanne ______________________ (mourir)* en 1906

4.      Nous _____________________ (vendre) nos dessins pour 5000$

5.      Elle _________________________(devenir)* fameuse

6.      Tu ________________________ (observer) le paysage

7.      Vous ________________________ (peindre)* un triangle jaune

8.      Je _____________________ (acheter) un nouveau pinceau  

9.      Tu ________________________ (aller) en France pour étudier l’art

10.  Elles ________________________ (choisir) le vert pour représenter la nature

Answers under the cut

Maison d’être activity

Maison d’être activity
This is a visual aid for you to remember the verbs.

To do (checklist)

____  Choose an artist (from box in class)

____ Look up information on them, and fill in the artist “bio” – include this somewhere in your drawing.

____ Draw a house including some elements from your artist (up to you what to include!) – write down what works of art inspired your house in the “bio” section

____ Somewhere in your drawing you should include the verb “être” conjugated for the different subjects (je, tu, il, nous, vous, ils) – write it on the side, or in the house!

____ Write and draw someone moving throughout the house (dr & mrs vandertramp verbs)

____ Write a simple sentence for each drawing (e.g. Il est tombé = he fell)
– ATTN! some have irregular past participles: do not follow rules and some will require a longer sentence e.g. Elle est allée... en France

____ Should be coloured! (Will depend on artist’s work for colours)

Bio (change to "elle" and add agreement if you chose a female artist)

Il est né en (year)

Il est entré à (school/college or another city)

Il est tombé amoureux de  (la peinture, le dessin, la sculpture / person’s name)
(amoureux - > amoureuse if female artist)

Il est allé à (city)

Il est retourné à (city) à la fin de sa vie
Il est mort en (year)

Quelques oeuvres: _________, ____________, ___________ (title of works of art that inspired the house you drew) 

Devenir (to become) past participle: devenu

Revenir (to come back) past participle: revenu

Monter (to climb) past participle: monté

Rester (to stay) past participle: resté

Sortir (to leave/go out) past participle: sorti

Venir (to come) past participle: venu

Aller (to go) past participle: allé

Naître (to be born) past participle: né

Descendre (to descend) past participle: descendu

Entrer (to enter) past participle: entré

Rentrer (to re-enter) past participle: rentré

Tomber (to fall) past participle: tombé

Retourner (to turn around/to return) past participle: retourné

Arriver (to arrive / to come) past participle: arrivé

Mourir (to die) past participle: mort

Partir (to leave) past participle: parti

Passer (to pass) past participle: passé ** (this uses être when the subject is physically passing by something, it uses avoir if something is being passed- like a ball) - I mentioned this verb in class. Adding this verb to your house activity is optional!

Rubric:

Extending (10/10) all required elements are present, all verbs are represented, all sentences are correct, shows an excellent or profound understanding of artist’s work and the passe compose (etre)  

Proficient (8/10) most/all required elements, all verbs are represented, may be some errors with sentences, shows a good understanding of artist’s work and the passe compose (etre)

Developing (6.5/10) some required elements may be missing, all verbs may not be represented, some errors with sentences/missing sentences, understanding of artists’s work and the passe compose (etre) may be limited

Emerging (5/10) limited grasp of assignment, missing some required elements and verbs, many errors with sentences/missing sentences, does not fully grasp the passe compose (etre) yet.

I (incomplete) not finished assignment, missing most required elements, needs more time to complete

Aujourd'hui...
1. Some students presented their drawings
2. We reviewed the past tense avoir (notes)
3. We practiced (questions)
4. We reviewed the negative with the past tense
5. We reviewed the past tense être (notes)
6. The "être house" activity was described, you will choose your artist next class (from a box) and start the assignment (worth a writing mark)

Devoirs: Duolingo 10XP

Today we learned about Cézanne and what different colours can mean.
You made your own "nature morte" and wrote out this mini-presentation.
We will be presenting some of them tomorrow!

Voici mon dessin à la Cézanne.
J’ai dessiné une nature morte avec # ________ (fruit names in French!)
J’ai utilisé le ______ parce que je suis __________ (adj),
 J’ai mis le _________ (colour) pour symboliser _________ (noun) – le/la/les
et J’ai choisi le __________ (colour) pour représenter _________ (noun).

Devoirs: Duolingo 10XP

Questions about Cezanne (answers under the cut)
ANSWER IN ENGLISH
 1. Where is Cézanne from?
 2. Why is he considered to be very important? (2 poss. answers)
 3. What became 1 of Cézanne’s favourite subjects to paint in Provence?
4. Did he use large or small brush strokes?
 5. What is “Mont Sainte-Victoire?”
6. What is “la nature morte” in English? (not a direct translation- think about it!)
 7. When did he die?

Kahoot (Play if you were away)

Click here for the introductory surveys

Block B


Block C

French 10 (B)
>> Click here to join the class (web)
Classroom code (no spaces) - for mobile

GWHJTF

French 10 (C)

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Classroom code (no spaces) - for mobile

JKXVQD

** I'm going to start looking at your Duolingo progress tomorrow!**

To do
1. Sign up for Duolingo
2. Download the app on your phone/device
3. Enrol in the class: French 10 (B or C)
Enrolling in the class is how I will be able to check your progress

I would like you to set your daily goal at 10XP (Casual). Duolingo is homework Monday to Friday, and will help inform your final grade. Languages are all about practice, so I should see a commitment to completing 10XP everyday and your continued progress through the levels. (This means that you cannot just complete "Basics 1" everyday for homework.)  If you miss a day during the week, you can make it up on Saturday. I will not be looking at any Duolingo done on Sunday (but if you would like to keep up your 'streak' and make your green owl friend happy, you should continue!) Fun tip: Try the "chat" feature, where you text in French with a Duolingo bot!

Find the research about Duolingo's benefits HERE

F.A.Q

Can I just do 50XP on Saturday instead of doing Duolingo everyday?
No. The idea is to practice your French skills everyday! If you miss a day during the week, make it up on Saturday!

What if I just do an extra 10XP the following day?
If you miss Monday, wait until Saturday to make up your missed day. The goal is to have you practice your language skills on a daily basis.

Can I do more than 10XP a day?
I recommend 10XP-20XP  a day because it is a manageable amount. Although Duolingo is like a game, it is not like a typical video game where you need to beat all of the levels all at once. Do not sit down and try to 'beat the game.' Languages are all about practice, doing a little each day will be more beneficial for your language acquisition in the long run.

I don't have a phone, do I still have to do Duolingo?
Duolingo is both web-based and on mobile! You can do Duolingo on a desktop computer as well as on your phone. (The web version actually has more grammar tips and information on it! Lucky you!)

How much of my mark is it worth?
5% - I do monthly check-ins.
If you are between a B and an A, I will bump you up if you have consistently been doing Duolingo. I have also found that those who do Duolingo, just do better in the course itself. It practises all of the language elements (Speaking, Writing, Reading, Listening) and supplements vocabulary learned in class. This counts as homework, although you are welcome to complete it in class. It will affect your work habits grade. 

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Completely optional: If you want to work on/focus on your reading/listening in French... that's great! I want to give you another language learning tool to play around with if that describes you. https://www.lingq.com has a lot of stories that you read and listen to (you can highlight the text to see what words mean.) Click here to see how it works.