Sunday, 22 February 2015

Some Links To Help

Below are some links to help you learn more about our program, the coursework, and even a little about me!

Click HERE to access mini-TFO! This website is filled with interesting videos, and fun review games for younger learners. With multiple subjects being covered on one website, students can explore and learn vocabulary across many subject areas.

Click HERE to access BitStrips! This website is an especially helpful tool for the classroom! It allows students to create comic strips, helping them to illustrate all of their creative writing projects! This tool will be used to help students communicate short stories that they will be creating in French later on in the school year.

Click HERE to access a French grammar practice website! This website will be used in class to help students review their basic French grammar. The site allows students to choose verbs and tenses that they would like to review or learn. It is useful because it allows students who are still uncomfortable with irregular verbs in present tenses to practise, and it allows students who are looking for a challenge to improve their grammar skills.


Monday, 26 January 2015

Check out these online French games

For students who would like to try out some games to practice their vocabulary and maybe learn something new, check out http://lexiquefle.free.fr/

These games will help your child to develop their vocabulary (Expectation C1.4 in the curriculum: use a few vocabulary-acquisition strategies before, during, and after reading to determine or confirm the meaning of new unfamiliar words). Students should be able to answer the questions in the sections: Les Animaux, L'Alphabet, Les Chiffres, et La Famille. They are encouraged to learn new vocabulary that interests them by playing the other games.

Bienvenue!

Welcome to Mr. Bozic's classroom tracker. This blog will serve as a tool to not only help students to follow along with assignments, but will also allow parents and guardians to follow our class' progress. Over the course of the year, we will post completed class assignments, lesson recaps, and resources to help students practice their French at home.

Some useful phrases for French communication

Not all of these sentences will relate to our class, but it's a great place for parents and students to start!
http://www.maurinedashney.com/2014/08/the-25-most-useful-french-phrases-i.html