French IV
Course Description
Course Description
The goal of this course is to acquire proficiency in all four language skills. At the end of French IV, students should be able to understand and communicate effectively in writing and speaking with native speakers of French. Tapes of native speakers are used to develop listening and speaking skills, and literary and cultural reading form the basis for classroom discussion and written work. Students are introduced to various literary works including Antoine de St. Exupery’s classic The Little Prince. All course content will be based on the National Standards in Foreign Language Education.
The goal of this course is to acquire proficiency in all four language skills. At the end of French IV, students should be able to understand and communicate effectively in writing and speaking with native speakers of French. Tapes of native speakers are used to develop listening and speaking skills, and literary and cultural reading form the basis for classroom discussion and written work. Students are introduced to various literary works including Antoine de St. Exupery’s classic The Little Prince. All course content will be based on the National Standards in Foreign Language Education.
Materials and Resources
Materials and Resources
Discovering French-Blanc
Discovering French-Blanc
Video Series
Video Series
Resource Manual/Materials
Resource Manual/Materials
Teacher created materials
Teacher created materials
Showbie
Showbie
Quizlet
Quizlet
Themed projects
Themed projects
France 24 news
France 24 news
Realia
Realia
Materials and resources used throughout this course may include but are not limited to the materials and resources listed here. Materials and resources used during this course are available to parents and students by using student login information on a district-issued iPad.
Materials and resources used throughout this course may include but are not limited to the materials and resources listed here. Materials and resources used during this course are available to parents and students by using student login information on a district-issued iPad.