French I, Semester 2, La Cuisine

Sections:

Introduction  |   Section 1  |   Section 2  |   Section 3   |   Dictionaries

Section One:

Part A  |   Part B  |   Part C  |   Part D  |   Part E   |   Part F   |   Part G   |   Part H

Section One - Part C Bougeons! Click on the TPR icon to view and do the Bougeons! for this unit. When you have finished and feel confident with the vocabulary, go to take the TPR 1C Quiz.  Devoir oral After you have practiced the vocabulary for talking about what you eat for breakfast, record yourself telling your teacher what different family members like to eat for breakfast. Remember to use vocabulary that you have learned in this course and correct French that you have learned in this course. The assignment needs to have at least four sentences. This assignment is worth 12 points. Le projet In this Unit, your project is going to be fun and interesting. You are to choose a country--you can choose any country where French is spoken. You will do a research project on that country's foods and beverages. In your research, you will need to find pictures of at least four typically eaten foods in that country, and at least two beverages. Find a recipe for at least one of the foods and prepare it. You will need to have a finished product of at least 200 words in English. The project will have four deadlines: Deadline 1: Country idea --what country do you choose? (5 points) Deadline 2: Outline (5 points) Deadline 3: Rough draft (5 points) Deadline 4: Final project: (25 points) Go to Project 1c to turn in your assignment. The first deadline is due now. This assignment is worth 5 points. Practice Let's practice more with the vocabulary. Write a sentence saying what the item you see pictured is. Then, say whether or not you like that thing. When you have finished writing these down in your notebook, you can click on the picture to see the correct response. Voici les céréales. J'aime les céréales. C'est le lait. J'aime le lait. C'est le jus d'orange. J'aime le jus d'orange. Ce sont les oeufs. J'aime les oeufs. C'est le yaourt. Je n'aime pas beaucoup le yaourt. C'est le pain. J'aime le pain.   Les cafés à Paris Sidewalk cafés are very common all over Paris for several reasons. In the warmer times of the year, it is more pleasant to sit outside since many cafés and small restaurants (brasseries) do not use air conditioning. The atmosphere is nice in these sidewalk cafés and people tend to enjoy sitting to visit for a while in the very historic city. These sidewalk cafés generally offer a varied menu with many of them having their own specialties. According to French law, restaurants must post their menus with prices outside of the restaurant so that you don't have any surprises when you get in. You can be prepared for just about anything in a Parisian café--indoors or outdoors. Many people bring their dogs right in to the restaurants with them and for the most part, there are no non-smoking sections in the restaurants or cafés. Avance à la Partie D.

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