French 2: Les Vêtements
Clothes, colors, comparatives, superlatives, opinions
French Names in Fashion
Yves Saint Laurent: created "power suits" for women and the smoking jacket for men
Pierre Cardin: known for his bubble dresses
Christian Dior: revolutionized post WWII fashion for women
Coco Chanel: made famous for her "little black dress" and hand bags
Pierre Cardin: known for his bubble dresses
Christian Dior: revolutionized post WWII fashion for women
Coco Chanel: made famous for her "little black dress" and hand bags
Tell your parents what colors things are in french. It's a great opportunity for you to practice and for them to hear you speaking french.
Les Projects: une boutique
The students have been paired up into groups of two or three and are working to create a boutique. As part of this project they have to create or find a male and female outfit (that reflects the style of their boutique) for six different occasions: a wedding reception, first day of school, hiking, beachwear, soccer game and swag. Once they have created their boutique, they will be given random outfits from other boutique. They will be "given" euros and must go "shopping" and engage with their classmates completely in french.
Madame Lake
Email: lake@byron.k12.mi.us
Website: byron.k12.mi.us
Location: 312 W. Maplea Ave, Byron, MI. 48418
Phone: (989) 277-8111
Dialogues: Fashion Runway
As part of this unit, students will also be participating in a runway show where they will be showcasing their favorite outfits. Their dialogue must be memorized and will be graded on their fluency, flow of conversation, grammar and sentence structure and their pronunciation. This is the first of the dialogues where props are required.
Les verbes irrégulières
Croire (to believe/to think) you will use this verb when you want to give an opinion.
Voir (to see)
Mettre (to put (on)) this is a review verb from last
Le pronunciation
Sound file for Vocabulary words
Sound file for croire
Sound file for voir