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In this lesson, students will create a storybook about Marie Antoinette using their iPads. First, access the "Lesson 101" PowerPoint presentation on esathigh.org to guide your work. Select five key pieces of information from your notes, ensuring to include one verb in the imparfait and one in the passé composé. Your storybook must consist of at least five pages, include photos, five complex sentences utilizing both tenses, and an audio recording of your sentences. Don't forget to share your finished project with your teacher!
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bonjour, classe! • Écrivezvos devoirs: Continuez de préparerl’examen final. • Tout de suite: Sortezvos • iPads • notes on Marie Antoinette • any/all of the sentences you’ve already written.
first things first • On your iPad, go to esathigh.org. • Click “Classes/homework” • Click “Foreign Language” • Click on your class period for French. • Click on a download “Lesson 101” powerpoint. • Use this presentation to guide you through today’s work.
Preparing to tell the story of Marie Antoinette • From you copious notes on the film, you will now decide on five (5) pieces of information that you will turn into the text of your storybook. • Your “pieces of information” MUST include one verb in the IMPARFAIT, and one verb in the PASSÉ COMPOSÉ!
des exemples • Examples: 1. Marie était en Autriche, quandsamèrel’aditqu’elleallaitdevenir la dauphine de France. • Marie buvait du champagne quandellea parléà un jeunehomme. • Louis était au jardin de Versaille, et ila rencontré Marie Antoinette.
other requirements for the storybook • Your storybook MUST include AT LEAST: • Five (5) “pages.” • Photos/pictures on those pages. • Five (5) complex sentences including the imparfait and the passé composé. • Your voice recorded saying each of the five sentences.
Note about sharing your storybook with m. Williams • You’re probably going to have to create an account with the app itself in order to send me the link. • Follow the steps as far as you can and try to share your work with me. • If, for whatever reason, you can’t do so, save your work and we’ll figure out another way next week.
