Summer French 3 Course

Please note: Summer courses begin May 1st, and all coursework must be completed by August 15th.

Through French web sites and authentic aural and written material, students will research and present detailed written and oral information, in diverse time frames, about family, friends, society, art, technology and culture. Interactive games, online tools as well as independent work and collaborative projects will reinforce new vocabulary and grammar, reading and listening comprehension activities. Each unit engages students to further explore, compare, contrast and understand the multiple perspectives and cultures of the contemporary Francophone world. The course has been aligned to National Standards for Learning Languages set by the ACTFL