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REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
NATIONAL CURRICULUM FOR GRADES 7 TO 9
FRENCH
February 2011
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MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION
I wish to extend my thanks and appreciation to ECSEL, UNESCO, and all our partners for their immense contribution to this important task of
revising and strengthening of the National Curriculum. Special thanks to USAID through LTTP for their funding and technical support in the
harmonization or realignment of the curriculum. We extend sincere thanks and appreciation to the Bureau of Curriculum Development and
Textbook Research, the National Curriculum Taskforce, and the subject specialists from various institutions for the level of professionalism that
went into this exercise.
The revision and strengthening of our National Curriculum comes at a time when our nation is faced with the Herculean task or challenge of
education transformation, national reconstruction, recovery and renewal in the aftermath of a devastating civil war. Hence, critical to this national
challenge is the rebuilding of the education sector as Liberians can not achieve the desired socio-economic progress in the absence of a strong,
vibrant and productive education and training system.
The revised national curriculum has two features which include the regular core subject areas of Mathematics, Science, Language Arts and Social
Studies and emphasis is being given to the global challenge of HIV/AIDS, Peace, Citizenship, Human Rights and Environmental education.
Secondly, the new curriculum is developed in line with international standards especially those practiced and enshrined in the curriculum of our
sisterly Republic of Nigeria and Ghana who are also members of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) .
We wish to urge all our education partners including students, teachers, principals, proprietors of schools and members of school boards to use
this curriculum in our schools to enhance quality and relevant instruction and to enable our students to be adequately prepared to take the West
African Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations (WASSCE) come 2013 as envisaged by us in the education sector.
May I conclude by once again saying big thank-you to all those who contributed to make this project a success.
Hon. E. Othello Gongar
MINISTER
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FRENCH
JUNIOR HIGH
GRADE 7
TOPIC: GREETINGS/INTRODUCING ONESELF AND OTHERS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
- Exchange greetings with others.
- Introduce him/her and others.
- Use adjectives relating to nationality and professional titles.
- Recognize and use plurals of regular nouns and adjectives.
- Write numbers from 1 – 100.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS AVTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the art of speaking
correctly.
Improve social interaction
through conversation.
Apply singular and plural nouns
in speaking and writing.
Apply adjectives – noun
agreement in speaking and
writing.
Vocabulary and expressions
Salutation (Bonjour / Bonsoir).
Presentation
- Comment + s appeler
- S’appeler + nom
- Etre + nom
- Quel + etre + adj. poss. +
noun
Pres entatif
- C’est + noun
- Voici/voila + noun
Expressing Age
- Avoir + age
Grammar
- Les adjectifs de
nationalite
Les noms de profesison
- L’article defini /indefini.
- Les pronoms clitiques
(moi, toi, lui, etc.)
- Genre et nombre des
noms et des adjectives
Listening to dialogue
Reading dialogue
Differentiate Masculine
nouns/adjectives from
Feminine nouns/adjectives
Write key points to consider in
making introduction.
Role playing introducing
oneself or another person.
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids :
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Textbooks
Continuous assessment
Student introduces
himself/herself, after
exchanging greetings with a
classmate.
Variation : Cross-
introduction : in a group of
two, student exchanges
greetings with his/her friend
and introduces that friend.
Students answer simple
questions about names,
nationality and age.
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OUTCOMES CONTENTS AVTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
reguliers
- Les nombres de 1 – 100
Conjugation: present tense of
s’appeler, etre, avoir, habiter
TOPIC: GIVING AND EXECUTING ORDERS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Identify and name objects of the classroom
- Understand and carry out instructions
- Identify and use verbs related to the classroom environment
- Show ownership using possessive adjectives
- Conjugate verbs in the affirmative/negative imperative form.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Developing the ability to
understand/give and carry
out instructions.
Improve listening and
comprehension skills.
Vocabulary and expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions related to
classroom activities
Aller au tableau / a’ sa place
To show possession/ownership.
C’est a toi le livre?
C’est ton livre?
Learn names of places and objects in the
classroom. : le tableau, la chaise, etc.
Qu’est – ce que c’est? C’est un/une + object
*Grammar :
The imperative form of verbs: aller,
s’asseoir, se lever, prendre, donner, ecouter,
ecrire, lire, regarder, ouvrir sortir.
The Pronominal verbs: s’asseoir, se lever,
etc.
Listening to
dialogue
Reading
dialogue
Conjugating
verbs
Oral and written
drills
Role playing
Audio-visual
aids
Visual aids ;
-photos
-posters
-drawings
Text books
Continuous
assessment
Each student identifies
and gives the name of an
object in the classroom,
or from a drawing
A student is asked to
execute a specific order
Students are given a
drawing of various types
of objects and they write
the names on answer
sheet : Qu’est-ce que
c’est ?
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OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
The use of prepositions: a, au, a la, a l’, aux,
en, chez + ( name of place/person)
Prepositions showing possession : de, du, de
l’, de la, des : C’est le cahier de Martha.
Demonstrative adjectives : (ce, cet, cette,
ces)
TOPIC: COMMUNICATING VIA TELEPHONE
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
- Make telephone calls
- Identify and use different forms of questions
- Ask and answer questions using different interrogative words
- Tell time and write dates
- Count from 100 – 200
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Improve social
interaction through oral
communications.
Make and take
telephone calls using the
appropriate expressions.
Vocabulary and Expressions
Prendre contact / rendez-vous
Demander a parler a qqn.
Demander l’indentite/ d’attendre
Annuler un rendez – vous.
Faire/composer un numero
Formules de politesse
Rappeler qqn/ epeler un mot)
Les jours de la semaine et les mois de
l’annee (dire l’heure et la date)
Grammar:
The interrogative sentence
L’interrogation avec:
Write out the
important points to
be considered when
making telephone
calls
Construct
interrogative
sentences using
rising intonation : tu
es eleve?
Transform
Audio-visual
aids.
Visual aids :
(photos,
poster,
drawings)
Textbook
Continuous
assessment
Students simulate a
telephone call
Students tell time and
write dates of events-
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OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
- Qui est-ce ?
- Est-ce que..?
- Qu’est-ce que c’est?
Conjugation: The present tense of ;
prendre, demander, faire, vouloir, parler,
dire
Sentence Construction de Vouloir (au
present du conditionel) + infinitive :
Ex. : Je voudrais manger
Numbers from 100 – 200.
statements
into questions :
- Est-ce que..?
Oral and written
drills
Read/write numbers
in words.
Spelling words in
French (days of the
week and months of
the year)
Writing numbers in
words: 1-200
Writing and
expressing dates and
also time.
TOPIC: EXPRESSING ONES OPINION
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Express opinion and react to others opinions and views.
- Appreciate, accept or reject others opinions and views
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the ability to
express views and make
critical/sound judgment.
*Develop the awareness to
Vocabulary and Expressions
All vocabulary and expressions
related to expressing ones opinion.
- Avoir un avis (A mon avis …….)
- Croire/esperer/penser que….
Listening to /
reading
dialogues/texts.
Role playing
Audio and visual
aids,
Visual aids
(Photos, posters,
drawings)
Continuous assessment
Students are put in a
situatioon where they
express teir opinions.
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OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
appreciate others views and
opinions.
Improve social
interactions through
argumentation.
- Etre d’ accord/ne pas etre d’ accord
avec quelqu’un/ une idée/quelque chose.
- Avoir raison / tort, c’est
vrai/faux/juste…
Grammar: Sentence
construction:
- Je crois que + present de l’indicatif
- J’espere que + present de l’indicatif
- Je pense que + present de l’indicatif
Conjugaison – Les verbes croire, esperer
et penser au present de l’indicatif
Possessive adjectives (singular form,
only)
Constructing
sentences to express
opinion.
Collect photos and
prepare posters and
drawings to be
exhibited in class
room
Oral and written
drills
Text books
Students are placed into
different situational
groups.
Sentence completion:
Je crois que tu (avoir)
___ tort…. Je crois que
tu as tort.
TOPIC: DESCRIBING PEOPLE, OBJECTS AND PLACES
OBJECTIVES: At the end of this topic, students will be able to:
- Use different descriptive words to describe a person/object.
- Identify and distinguish the masculine and feminine forms of descriptive adjectives.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Build and develop
vocabulary skills
through the effective
use of descriptive
words.
Develop skills in the
appropriate use of
descriptive words
(adjective) in speaking
and writing.
Vocabulary and Expressions
Describing objects, people and places
(physical structure, size, shape)
- Etre + adjectif (masc/Fem)
Il est gros/petit
Elle est grosse/petite
Presentatif:
- C’est + art. ind. + adj. + noun:
C’est un gros livre
Voici un chien mechant.
- Avoir + adj. + noun
Il a un gros ventre
Identification of
descriptive words in
a sentence.
Write sentences
describing a person.
Select a person to
describe positively
or negatively.
Oral and written
drills.
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids :
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students describe
various objects/persons
(physical structures,
clothes, etc. in a photo
or drawing.
They may also desrcibe
classmates.
Sentence completion: C’est
un _____ garcon (beau,
bel, belle)
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OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Color adjectives
- C’est un livre bleu
- Le/ Ce livre est bleu
*Grammar
-The place of adjectives in the sentence.
-Demonstrative adjectives.
(review the singular and introduce the
plural form ; ces)
- Conjugation: present tense of:
Connaitre, savoir, mettre.
Listening/reading
text.
TOPIC: TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVEL
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:identify different means of transport
- Inquire information relative to travels
OUTCOME CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Appreciate the
importance of the
various means of
transport
Develop the ability to
purchase tickets and
make inquiries about
flights, trains, hotels,
restaurants, etc.
Improve experiences,
social contacts and
interactions through
travels.
Vocabulary and Expressions
All vocabulary and expressions
relating to the various means of
transport (land, sea and air).
- Aller/voyager en taxi/train
avion/voiture, etc.
- Aller + lieu (aller a Buchanan)
- Venir de + lieu (venir de l’école)
- Prendre le taxi/bus l’avion ;
l’arrivee le depart, l’escale la gare, etc.
l’envol – l’atterissage (aeroport)
Prendre le billet/le ticket.
- Faire une réservation
- Loger dans un hôtel / un auberge,
etc.
Grammar :
Listening/reading
text/dialogues.
Oral/written drills
Conjugating and
using verbs
Role playing
Collect and exhibit
photos, drawings in
the classroom.
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids :
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Textbook
Continuous assessment
Students name different
means of transport in
their country/county, or
other known means of
transport elsewherre.
Alternatively, students
may tell which means
of travel they use to go
to school, or travel
outside their country.
Students tell where
important buildings,
hotels, or the national
stadium, airport is
located.
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OUTCOME CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Prepositions: au-dessus / au-dessous,
devant, sur, sous, derrière a
cote,de/du/dela/des
Conjugation: present tense of; partir,
sortir, voyager, loger se promener.
Students simulate
buying plane tickets or
tickets to a game, or an
important social
function.
TOPIC: HEALTH AND SANITATION
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students should be able to:
- Inquire information about health and health related issues/services
- Identify and use appropriate health related vocabulary and expressions.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVTIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Adopt and
develop the
proper attitudes
towards health
and sanitation.
Develop/create
awareness for a
clean
environment.
Vocabulary and Expressions
Vocabulary and expressions related to health
and sanitation.
- Aller + a + lieu
Aller a’ l’ hôpital / le centre de santé / la
clinique
- Voir / Consulter, le médecin
- Faire une ordomance / prescription
- Prendre / donner une piqûre / injection des
comprimes
- Avoir la toux / la fièvre
- Prendre le pouls d’ un malade
- Faire la radio
- Etre malade / en bonne santé/ mauvaise
santé / au régime
- Suivre / prendre un traitement
Grammar:
Conjugation; Present tense of; tousser,
respirer, suivre, soigner
Revision: imperative form
Listening / reading
text dialogues.
Role playing /
simulation
Collect / prepare /
exhibit posters,
photos on health
related issues in the
classroom
Oral and written
drills
Conjugation and use
of selected verbs.
Audio – visual
aids
Visual aids
Text book
Collect/prepare
posters/drawings
and exhibit them
in classrooms
Continuous assessment
Students simulate a
sickness and go to see a
doctor, or go to the
hospital/health center,
explain what is wrong
with them and the
doctor (a student)
prescribe treatment or
tells sick student what to
do.
Student answer
questions on activity
related to the hospital
and sanitary conditions
of community where
they live.
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TOPIC: SALES AND PURCHASES
OBJECTIVES: At the end of this period, students will be able to:
- Carry out transactions/ Express quantity and cost.
- Ask for/give and appreciate prices.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVTITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Improve social
interaction through
activities related to
buying and selling.
Develop oral skills
through social
interactions.
Develop the ability to
ask for and negotiate
prices.
Vocabulary and Expressions
All vocabulary and expressions related
to sales and purchases.
Places: market, restaurant, shop, post
office, bakery, grocery store, etc….
Expressing determinate quantity and
cost/price.
Avoir + combien de ………
Combien coute / C’est combien +
article
Il ya combien de ………..
Expressing indeterminate quantity
(use of partitive articles)
- Avoir du / de l a ….. + object.
- Vous avez / Est ce que vous avez / il y
a du beurre?
Appreciating prices:
C’est trop / moins cher/bon marche
Grammar:
Partitive articles: du, de la, de l’, des,
Le passé compose des verbes du
premier groupe (la formation)
Conjugation: présent tense of vendre,
acheter, couter. depenser, vouloir
Sentence construction:
Vouloir : present du conditionnel +
infinitif
Listening/Reading
dialogue
Role
playing/Simulating
buying and selling
Conjugating and
using selected verbs.
Oral and written
drills.
Write numbering
words.
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids :
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Text book
Continuous assessment
Simulate a market
where students act as
buyers and sellers;
preferably in groups of
two or three students.
Students answer
questions about various
commercial activities,
where food items are
produced, or
purchased,such as
bread from the bakery,
etc.
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OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVTITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
- Je veux/voudrais acheter …
Numbers from 201 – 1000
TOPIC: EXPRESSING LIKES AND DISLIKES
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Express their likes and dislikes, preferences
- Make a choice
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the ability to
express desires (likes
and dislikes)
Improve social
interaction through
conversation.
Vocabulary and Expressions
All vocabulary and expressions related
to sports and hobbies.
Places: stade, parc, cinéma, le
restaurant, la discothèque, le théâtre,
etc.
Aimer / ne pas aimer
Preferer / ne pas preferer, faire
Jouer / du + sport / instrument
Jouer au + sport / instrument
Grammar:
Prepositions: a, au, a la, etc. ……
Intensive adverbs: assez, trop,
beaucoup, moins, etc.
Sentence construction:
Verb + nom (J’aime la danse)
Verb + infinitif (J’aime danser)
Conjugation: Présent tense of:
aimer, préférer, jouer, faire.
Listening/Reading
dialogue.
Role playing
Oral and written
drills
Collect/prepare
exhibit photos/
posters of various
instruments and
sport(icons) in
classroom
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids :
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Textbooks
Continuous assessment
A student is put in a
situation where he/she is
made to express hi/her
likes or dislikes, or make
choice between two
alternatives – hobbies
(sport, music, film,
restaurant)
Students write about their
hobbies and state why they
do not like a particular
activity.
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TOPIC: EXPRESSING FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Express their feelings about things and other people (friends, family members, etc.)
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the ability to
express feelings and
emotions.
Improve social
interaction through
oral and written
communications.
Develop the ability to
express opinions.
Vocabulary and Expressions
All vocabulary and expressions
associated with the expression of
feelings and emotions:
Anniversary, marriage, death,
success, disappointment, etc.
- Etre + adjectif (masc. / fem.)
- Etre content(e)
- Etre en colere / de bonne – mauvaise
humeur
- Avoir peur / honte / bonne – mauvaise
mine
- Joyeux / bon anniversaire / noel.
- A ta / votre sante
- quel success / quelle reussite! / fete!
Bonne fete! / annee!
Grammar:
Conjugation: present tense of: pleurer,
sourire, rire, echouer, manger, sentir
Revision: gender and number of
adjectives (regular/irregular)
Le passé compose des verbes du
premier groupe (reviser) et
queleques desdeuxièmes et
troisièmes groupes
Listening/Reading
text/dialogue.
Role
playing/Simulation
Oral and written
drills
Conjugating and
using verbs related
to expressions of
feeling/emotion
Text books
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Continuous assessment
Students write/express
their feelings aboput an
event or an
organized/simulated
ceremony/activity :
birthday/wedding
anniversary, death of a
friend, etc.
Students answer simple
questions about events,
activity, (sports, musical
concert, a film, etc) –
Comment a ete la fete?
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FRENCH
JUNIOR HIGH
GRADE 8
TOPIC: GREETINGS / INTRODUCING ONESELF AND OTHERS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Exchange greetings
- Introduce him/herself and others
- Use adjectives relating to nationality and professional title
- Recognize and use plural of regular and irregular nouns and adjectives
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the art of
introducing oneself
and others correctly.
Improve social
interaction through
conversation.
Develop social and
cultural awareness.
Vocabulary and Expressions
All vocabulary and expressions
related to exchange of greetings and
introducing oneself and others as
studied earlier in Grade seven.
- Se presenter et presenter quelqu’un
e.g. Je te/vous presente Ballah
M./Mme/Mlle …..
Enchante(e)
Grammar:
Review the names of countries,
adjectives of nationality and
profession and titles. (noms de
profession.
Gender and number of irregular
adjectives and nouns.
Conjugation: present tense of: se
presenter, s’appeler, habiter, venir
(de).
Listening/Reading
dialogues
Differentiate
masculine
nouns/adjectives
from feminine noun
adjectives.
Role playing
Introducing oneself
or other
Oral and written
drills
Photos and drawing
to exhibit in
classroom
Audio – visual
aids
Visual aids
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students, in groups of two,
introduce each other, after
exchanging greetings,
indicating where he/she
lives, age and nationality
Sentence completion:
students complete
sentences with nationality
and profession: Voici
George Weah; il est
liberien; il est footballeur.
TOPIC: GIVING AND EXECUTING ORDERS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
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- Identify and name objects in the classroom
- Understand and carry out instructions
- Identify and use verbs related to classroom environment
- Show ownership using possessive adjectives
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the ability to
understand/give and
carry out
instructions/orders.
Improve listening and
comprehensive skills.
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions related
to orders and requests as studied earlier
in Grade7.
- Prenez / ouvrez vos livres
- Sors / sortez de la classe
- Apprends ta / Apprenez vos leçons.
Grammar:
Possessive adjectives (plural) mes, tes,
ses, etc.
Conjugation: present tense of;
comprendre, apprendre, entendre,
attendre.
Review the imperative form.
Review the passé compose of regular
verbs.
Listening/Reading
dialogues.
Conjugating verbs.
Oral and written
drills.
Role playing
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids
(photos, posters,
drawings, etc.)
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students are made to
execute specific orders, or
make other students to
execute a specific order
From a drawing students
identify various objects by
writing the names on a
sheet of paper
TOPIC: USING VARIOUS MEANSOF COMMUNICATION
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students should be able to:
- Make telephone calls
- Write a friendly letter/an invitation
- Identify and use different forms of questions
- Ask and answer questions using different interrogative words.
- Make and write positive and negative sentences.
- Count from 1000 to
-
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OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Improve social interaction
through oral and written
communication.
Improve social contact
through conversation on the
telephone.
Develop the ability to make
and respond to telephone calls
through the use of the
appropriate expressions
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and
expressions related to
friendly letters and
conversation via telephone.
- Cher(`ere) ami/amie
- Amicalement
Grammar:
The interrogative sentence
(inverted form)
- Comment t’appelles – tu?
- Vas – tu chez toi?
Using the different
interrogative words::
- Qui etes – vous?
- Que faites – vous?
(Vous faites quoi?)
- Quel jour sommes – nous
aujourd’hui?
- Quelle est la date…..?
Numbers from 1000 to
infinity
The negative declarative
sentence with: ne….. pas
(only).
Write out the important
points to be considered
when making a telephone
call.
Construct interrogative
sentences using: rising
intonation:
Tu vas a l’ecole?
Est-ce que form:
i) Est-ce-que vas a l’ecole?
ii) Inverted form :
- Vas-tu a l’école ?
Identify parts of a friendly
letter.
Write/respond to a
friendly letter.
Audio-visual
aids
Visual
aids photos,
posters,
drawings)
Textbook
Continuous assessment
Students in a group of
two simulate a
telephone conversation.
Students write a friendly
leter or a letter of
invitation to a
classmate.
Alternativiely, students
respond to a friendly
letter or an invitation.
TOPIC: EXPRESSING ONES OPINION
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Express opinion and react to other’s opinions and views.
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OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop ability to
express views/opinion
and make critical
judgements.
Appreciate other
people’s opinions.
Improve social
interactions through
argumentation.
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions
studied in relation to the expressions
of opinions and views.
New vocabulary and structures
- Avoir le meme avis que quelqu’un
- Partager l’avis de quelqu’un
- Admettre l’avis/l’opinion de qqn
Grammar:
N.B. Review all grammar points taught
in relation to this topic.
Sentence construction:
- J’ai le meme avis que + nom/prenom
- Je partage l’avis /l’opinion de + nom
- J’admets que je mens.
- C’est faux/vrai!
Conjugation: les verbes partager,
admettre, commettre au présent de
l’ indicatif .
Listening/Reading
dialogues/texts.
Role playing
Constructing
sentences to express
opinion
Photos and drawings
are exhibited in
classroom
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids :
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students in a group of
two express their views
about a particular
event/occasion/someone
: Qu’est-ce que tu
penses de Monsieur
Dubois ? – Il est
gentil/mechant.
Est-ce que tu es d’accord
avec Zawu ? Non/, je ne
suis pas d’accord/ Oui, je
suis d’accord.
Students read a simple text
on an event, occasion, or
an individual, and write
their views.
TOPIC: TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVELS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Identify different means of transport
- Inquire information relative to travels
- Compare people, places and objects
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Appreciate the
importance of various
means of transport.
Improve experiences,
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions studied
previously in relation to transporta and
travels.
New vocabulary and structures
Listening/Reading
text/dialogues
Oral/written drills
Audio-visual aids
Visual Aids :
(photos or
drawings of
various means of
Continuous assessment
Students explaing to
class the means of
transport they use to go
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social contacts
through travels.
Develop time
consciousness
Develop
communication skills
in making inquiries
about travels
- Visiter un lieu / une residence
- Se promener dans/en ville
- Rouler vite / lentement
- Prendre place dans …….
- Avoir de la place dans / a’ / au
- Arriver tot / a l’heure / tard /en retard /
a midi / minuit
- Etre a’ l’heure / en retard
- Etre / tomber en panne
- Reparer une voiture / un camion (le
garage, le mecanicien….)
Grammar:
Le comparatif:
- Aussi que/Moins que/Plus que
Sentence construction:
- Venir de + infinitif (passe recent)
- Futur proche : Aller + infinitif
Conjugation: present tense of; courir,
rouler, conduire, depanner
Passe compose of regular verbs
(groups of one and two), and some
irregular verbs
Conjugate and use
selected verbs
Comparing different
means of transport
Collect photos and
prepare drawings to
be exhibited in
classroom
transport
Textbooks
to school ; or what
means of travel is used
in their country
Students compare
different means of
transport, using the
different kinds of
comparatives learned
TOPIC: DESCRIBING PEOPLE, THINGS AND PLACES
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Use different descriptive words to describe a person, an object and a place.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Building and
developing vocabulary
skills through
effective use of
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All words and expressions to describe
people, places and things as studied
earlier in Grade 7.
Identification of
descriptive words in
a sentence.
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids :
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Continuous assessment
Students describe various
objects in the classroom, as
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descriptive words.
Apply descriptive
words in speaking and
writing
Develop the
awareness of the
differences between
things, pl;aces, and
people
- Etre en + matiere
- Etre en acier / metal / bois
- C’est un pantalon en velour
- Cette porte est en metal
Grammar: Adjectives:
- descriptive
- possessive
- demonstrative
- color / numeral
Verbs: present tense of: decrire,
montrer, devenir, grandir
N.B. Review all grammar points
studied in Grade 7 in relations to this
topic.
Write sentence
describing a person.
Listening / Reading
text book/dialogues.
Oral and written
drills.
Collect photos and
prepare drawings to
be exhibited in
classroom
Text books
well as individuals in
drawings/photos, or
classmates
Studdents write the
description of object and
state what they are made
of, or individuals in a
photo, or textbooks.
TOPIC: SALES AND PURCHASES
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Carry out transactions
- Ask for, give and appreciate prices
- Express quantity and cost / price
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Improve social
interactions through
activities related to
buying and selling.
Develop oral
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions related
to sales and purchases.
Additional structures and vocabulary:
- Demander / payer l’addition
- Faire une commande
Listening/Reading
dialogue.
Role playing /
simulating buying
and selling.
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids
Photos, posters,
drawings
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students give the prices of
various objects brought to
class, and state where these
objects can be found
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communication skills
through social
interactions.
Develop the ability to
inquire about and
negotiate prices.
- Discuter / negocier un prix
(demander / faire un rabais
e.g. Je peux / est-ce que je
peux payer …?
- Demander le prix de qqch .
Apprecier un prix (C’est trop /
moins cher)
Grammar:
Intensive adverbs: trop, assez beaucoup,
moins, etc.
Conjugation: present tense of: payer,
envoyer, diminuer chercher, vendre,
manger
Review : the negative sentence (ne…
pas)
Conjugating and
using selected verbs.
Oral and written
drills.
Collect and exhibit
in classroom
photos/drawings of
commercial
activities
(market/store)
Students answer simple
questions about where
items such as books, bread,
sugar, are sold, and by
whom.
TOPIC: HEALTH AND SANITATION
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to;
- Inquire information, talk about health and health related issues
- Identify and use appropriate health related vocabulary and expressions
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Adopt and develop the
proper attitude
towards health and
sanitation
Develop the
awareness of having a
clean environment
Develop the
awareness to visit
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions related
to health and sanitation.
New structures and vocabulary:
- Visiter / faire une visite
- Se rendre a l’hopital
- Respecter la dose
- Faire la lessive / vaisselle
- Nettoyer / balayer (un lieu / un
objet).
- Ne pas salir / etre sale / propre
Listening/Reading
texts/dialogues
Role playing /
simulation
Collect / prepare
exhibit posters,
photos on health
related issues in the
classroom
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students answer questions
about various heath
issues/activities; or
students explain what they
are ill.
Students read a mini-text
about health workers, kinds
of common diseases and
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hospital/ health
centers in case of
illness
Grammar:
N.B. Review all previous grammar
points taught in relation to this topic.
Sentence construction;
- Il faut + infinitif
Conjugation: Present tense of;
avaler, sucer, manger, dormir, salir,
se rendre, se reposer, nettoyer,
mourir.
Sentence construction:
Si + present + adjectif
Si je suis malade, je vais a l’hopital.
answer questions.
TOPIC: LIKES AND DISLIKES
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:;
- Express their likes and dislikes, and preferences.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Improve social
interaction through
conversation
Develop the ability to
express desires and
make choices
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions studied
previously in relation to making choices.
New vocabulary and structures:
- détester / adorer qqn / qqch.
- Exprimer ses préférences
- Apprécier qqn / qqch
- Pas du tout, un peu
- C’est excellent / bon / mauvais /
mieux / meilleur
Listening/Reading
dialogues
Using expressions of
likes/dislikes and
preference
Conjugating and
using selected verbs
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids:
(photo, posters,
drawings).
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students make a list of
choices and state why.
Students write a simple
text about the kind of
activities they prefer to do
after school, or during their
leisurer time
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- Etre bon / meilleur(e)
Grammar:
N.B: Repeat all grammar points studied
previously in Grade 7 before
introducing new elements.
Conjugation: present tense of:
detester, adorer, hair, plaire
Review the “passé compose” of all
regular and some irregular verbs.
Oral / Written drills
Alternatively, student s
may write why they like or
don’t like a footballer or an
artist.
TOPIC: EXPRESSING FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of this topic, students will be able to:
- Express their feelings on issues;
- Build vocabulary skills through word study (Antonyms and Synonyms)
- Appreciate and recognize the feeling of others.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the ability to
express feelings and
emotions.
Improves social
interactions through
oral and written
communications.
Develop the ability /
awareness to
appreciate other
people’s feelings and
emotions.
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All previous vocabulary and expressions
studied in relation to feelings and
emotions.
New vocabulary and expressions:
- Etre ravi(e)
- C’est possible / impossible
- C’est vrai! / Ce n’est pas vrai ! /
inadmissible!
- C’est genial! / merveilleux ! /
formidable!
Grammar:
N.B: Repeat all grammar points studied
previously in Grade 7 before
Listening/Reading
text/dialogues
Role playing /
Simulation
Oral and Written
drills
Conjugating and
using selected verbs
Word matching
games
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids:
(photos, posters,
drawings, etc.)
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students tell/explain how
they feel about a past
event, ceremony, or an
individual
Alternatively, student
introduces a new friend to
another student and he/she
tells how he/she feels about
the new friend.
Students match words from
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introducing new elements.
Word study: antonyms and synonyms
of adjectives.
content – mecontent (Anthonym)
heureux – malheureux
content(e) – ravi(e) (Synonmy)
joyeux – heureux
Demonstrative Prnouns
Ex.: Celui-ci ….
two different columns
(antonyms/synonyms); or
alternatively, they replace
words by their synonyms,
or write their antonyms.
FRENCH
JUNIOR HIGH
GRADE 9
TOPIC: GREETINGS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Exchange greetings with others
- Introduce him/herself and others
- Use adjectives relating to nationality and professional titles
- Recognize, form and use the plural of regular and irregular nouns and adjectives
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALAUATION
Develop the art of
introducing oneself
and others correctly
Develop social and
cultural awareness
Improve social
interactions through
oral conversations
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions studied
previously in relation to greetings and
introducing oneself and others.
New vocabulary and expressions:
- Permettez-moi de te / vous presenter..
- Avoir l’honneur / le plaisir de
presenter qqn.
- enchante (e) / ravi(e) de faire ta /
votre connaissance.
Grammar:
N.B.: Review all grammar points
Listening/Reading
dialogues
Differentiate
masculine
nouns/adjectives
from feminine
nouns/ adjectives
Role playing;
introducing oneself
or another person
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids:
photos, posters,
drawings, etc.
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students exchange
greetings amd im\ntroduce
each other, or themselves,
indicating their nationality,
age and where they live.
Students construct
sentences using masculine
and feminine
adjectives/nouns.
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studied previously in Grade 8 in
relations to this topic.
Conjugation: the present tense of all
pronominal verbs (se reveiller,
s’asseoir, se lever , etc) and travailler
(dans / habiter + pays.
The passé compose of all irregular
verbs.
Oral and written
drills.
TOPIC: GIVING AND EXECUTING ORDERS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Identify and name objects of the classroom
- Understand and carry out instructions
- Identify and use verbs related to the classroom environment
- Show ownership using possessive adjectives
- Identify and conjugate pronominal verbs in the affirmative, negative, imperative form.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the ability
to understand and
carry out
instructions
Improve listening,
reading and
comprehension
skills
Develop social and
cultural awareness.
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions
previously studied in relation to orders
and requests.
New vocabulary and expressions;
- Tais-toi / Taisez-vous!
- Garde/gardez silence!
- Reste / Restez tranquille!
- Ne fais / ne faites pas (trop) de
bruit!
Grammar:
Conjugation: imperative form (all
pronominal verbs in the
Listening/Reading
dialogues
Conjugating and
using selected verbs
Oral and written
drills
Role
playing/simulation
Games
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids :
(photos, posters,
drawings)
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students give the names of
various objects in the
classroom, or from a
drawing.
Students tell what someone
is doing by looking at
photos: Qu’est-ce qu’il/elle
fait?
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affirmative/negative imperative form)
Possessive adjectives (all forms)
TOPIC: COMMUNICATING VIA TELEPHONE / LETTER
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Make and take phone calls
- Write/respond to a friendly letter
- Write/respond to a letter of invitation
- Ask and answer questions using different question forms and words
- Conjugate and use the future tense of regular verbs
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Improving social
interactions through
written and oral
communications
Develop an ability
to make and answer
phone calls through
the effective use of
appropriate words
and expressions
Improve social
contacts through
telephone
conversation
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions
previously studied in relation to oral and
written communication (telephone and
letters)
New vocabulary and structures;
- Formules d’ invitation / de
politesse
- Accepter / Refuser une invitation
- Les ceremonies de mariage,
anniversaries, fetes, etc.
Grammar:
N.B: Repeat all grammar points taught
previously in relation to this topic before
introducing new elements.
Construction of interrogative
sentences with:
- ou (place)
- quand (time)
- combien (quantity/cost)
- Comment (manner)
Write out the
important points to
be considered when
making telephone
calls.
Construct
interrogative
sentences using
interrogative words
like: ou, quand,
comment, etc.
Transform
statements into
questions
Write/respond to a
friendly letter
Write/respond to /
accept/refuse an
invitation
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids:
(photo, osters,
drawings.)
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students simulate a
telephone conversation.
Students write/respond to a
friendly letter or an
invitation, on the occasion
of an anniversary, or a
special event.
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- pourquoi (reason)
Conjugation: future tense (all regular
verbs)
Review the “future proche”
TOPIC: EXPRESSING ONES OPINION
OBJECTIVE: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Express opinion and react to others opinions and views
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the ability
to express
views/opinions and
make critical/sound
judgments.
Improve social
interactions through
argumentation
(reasoning)
Develop the ability
to appreciate other
people’s opinion
and views.
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions studied
earlier in relation to expressing opinion
and wish.
New vocabulary and structures
- Exprimer un avis contraire (ne
pas etre de l’avis de quelqu’un)
- Etre de l’avis de quelqu’un
- Sembler/trouver que + present de
l’indicatif, paraitre/croire que
- D’apres/selon + pronom/nom
Grammar: N.B.: Review all grammar
points taught earlier in relation to this
topic.
Sentence Construction :
- D’apres / selon Marie / elle ……
- Je ne suis pas de l’avis de + nom
- Je ne suis pas de son avis
- Elle est du meme avis que moi
- Il me semble qu’il a tort/menti
Conjugaison: Les verbes mentir, dire,
entendre, attendre au present de
Listening
to/Reading
texts/dialogues
Role playing
Construct sentences
to express opinion
using known
expressions and
vocabulary
Collect and exhibit
photos/drawings in
classroom
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids:
(photo, osters,
drawings.)
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students read a mini-
dialogue and express views
about the characters.
Students may also react to
views expressed by otner
students.
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l’indicatif
Review the « passe récent »
TOPIC: TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVELS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Identify different means of transportation
- Inquire information relating to travels
- Compare people, places and objects
- Identify and use direct and indirect object pronouns
- Express occurrences/ in future tense event.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATIION
Appreciate the
importance of
various means of
transportation.
Improve
experiences, social
contacts through
travels.
Develop time
consciousness.
Develop the proper
skills, in making
inquiries about
travels.
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions studied
earlier in relation to transportation and
travels.
New vocabulary and structures:
- Demander son chemin (la gare,
L’aeroport, la porte, l’hotel,
demander/savior l’heure de
depart/d’arrivee..
- Aller/partir en vacances.
- .Faire une sortie/sortir en ville/au
cinema, etc.
- Voyager en premiere/deuxieme
classe…
Grammar : Review all grammar
points taught previously in relation to
this topic.
- Les pronoms complement d’objet
direct/indirect: le, la, …, lui, leur, etc.
- Les pronoms – adverbes : y et en
- La negation : toujours/souvent=ne …
Listening
to/Reading
texts/dialogues
Oral/written drills
Conjugating and
using selected verbs
related to
transportation/
travels
Identify and use
direct and indirect
object pronouns in
various kinds
sentences.
Collect photos or
drawings related to
various means of
Audio-visual aids
Viausl aids:
photos, posters,
drawings, etc.
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students narrate their daily
travels fron home to
school ; or travels
elsewhere.
Students write about
travels made during the
vacations, indicating means
of transport used, as well
as their experiences
Students answer questions
from a text about travels
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jamais ; encore = ne … plus ;
quelqu’un = ne … personne
quelque chose = ne … rien
Conjugation : Le futur simple
(tous les verbes du troisieme
groupe)
transportation and
exhibit in classroom
TOPIC: DESCRIBING PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Use different kinds of descriptive words to describe a person, place or thing
- Show ownership using the prepositions marking possession.
- Identify and use the relative pronouns qui and que
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Build and develop
vocabulary skills
through the effective
use of descriptive
words
Develop the ability
to describe people,
places, and things
effectively.
Develop the ability
to appreciate
Develop the
consciousness/differ
ences between
people, things and
places.
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All words and expressions studied
previously in relation to describing
people, places., and things.
New Vocabulary and Structures
- Faire le portrait physique de quelqu’un
- Avoir + partie du corps + adjectif.
-Il a le menton carre
- Faire le portrait moral de quelqu’un.
- etre + adjectif
- Il est sympathique/mechant.
Grammar:
N.B.: Repeat all grammar points taught
previously in relation to this topic before
introducing new eements.
Sentence Construction:
1. preposition marking ownership:
Identifying and
using descriptive
words in a sentence.
Writing sentences
describing the
physical and moral
character of a
person; describe a
place or thing
Listening/ reading
texts/dialogues
Oral and written
drills
Collect and exhibit
Audio-visual aids
Viausl aids:
photos, posters,
drawings, etc.
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students describe a person,
an object, or a particular
place (city, quarter, school
campus).
Students answer questions
from a text.
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- C’est le cahier de Fatu
- Le cahier de Cynthia est nouveau
- C’est la ville de Paris
- La ville de Paris est grande..
- decrire, montrer, ressembler, 2.
Relative Pronouns :
Qui : La fille qui chante est belle
Que : Le garcon que tu vois est gentil.
photos/drawings in
classroom
TOPIC: HEALTH AND SANITATION
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Inquire information about health and health related issues
- Identify and use appropriate health related vocabulary and expressions.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Adopt and develop
the proper attitude
towards health and
sanitation.
Develop the
awareness to keep
environment clean
Develop the
awareness to visit
the hospital or
health centers
when one is ill.
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions related
to Health and Sanitation.
New Vocabulary and Structures:
-Se porter bien/mal
- Se sentir bien/mal
- Avoir mal a une partie du corps
- J’ ai mal au cou
- Mon cou me fait mal
- Souffrir d’ une maladie
Grammar:
N.B.: Review previous grammar points
before introducing new elements.
Sentence construction:
- Devoir + infinitif, + …..
(Je dois prendre le/ mon
medicament)
Listening/reading
texts/dialogues
Role playing /
simulation
Collect/prepare
exhibit posters,
photos on health
related issues in the
classroom
Learn the various
parts of human body
Discuss the various
common diseases ;
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids:
photos, posters,
drawing, etc.
Text books
Continuous assessment
In a mini-conversation, a
student tells heis/her friend
tthat he /she is sick and
must see the doctor ; or a
student has returned from
seeing the doctor and
explains the visit to his/her
friend/classmate.
Students write a mini-text
about health centers and
workers in their
community, and what
services are available. Or
students may write about
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Conjugation: Present tense of;
macher, croquer, se porter, se sentir ,
souffrir
Imperfait of all regular verbs
particularly, STDs
and HIV /Aids
their community and tell
whether it is clean or dirty.
Students may also answer
questions from a text.
TOPIC: SALES AND PURCHASES
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Carry out transactions
- Ask for, give and appreciate prices
- Express quantity and give cost/price
OUTCOMES CONTENTS AVTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Improve social
interaction through
activities related to
buying and selling.
Develop oral
communication
skills through social
interactions.
Develop the ability
to appreciate and
negotiate prices.
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions studied
previously in relation to sales and
purchases.
New vocabulary and structures:
- Demander le prix de quelque chose.
Combien coute ……..
- Tu vends / vous vendez a combien?
- Quel est le prix de …..?
- Discuter / negocier un prix
Diminuez / Est-ce que vous pouvez
diminuer un peu? etc
- Avoir besoin / envie de ….
- Desirer /Vouloir qqch
-.
Grammer:
N.B. Review all previous grammar
points taught in relations to sales and
purchases.
Sentence construction with: lequel /
laquelle …..
Listening/Reading
texts/dialogues.
Role playing /
simulating buying and
selling.
Conjugating and using
selected verbs relating
to sales and purchases.
Oral and written drills
Collect/prepare and
exhibit photos,
posters, drawings
relating to commercial
activities/transactions
Audio-visual
aids
Visual aids:
photos, posters,
drawings, etc.
Text books
Continuous assessment
In a group of two or three,
students simulate a
businesss transaction.
Narrate to a
friend/classmate an
account of purchases made
the previous day; or
purchases to be made the
following day.
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Demonstrative pronouns
(celui-ci / celle-ci / la …..)
TOPIC: EXPRESSING LIKES AND DISLIKES
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- Express likes and dislikes, and preferences.
- Identify and use direct and indirect object pronouns
- Provide affirmative answers to negative questions
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Improve social
interaction through
conversation
Developing the
ability to express
desires and make
choices
Vocabulary and Expressions
All vocabulary and expressions studied
previously in relation to the expression
of desires and making choices.
New vocabulary and structures
- Verb + nom + mieux / moins que
+ nom
- J’aime la danse mieux que le
cinema
- Verb + mieux / moins bien que +
nom / pronom
- Il danse mieux que Tamba / lui
Preferer qqch / qqn a une autre chose /
personne
- Je prefere le cinema a la danse / au
sport
Qu’est-ce que tu aimes / preferes?
N’aimes-tu pas le cinema?
Si, je l’aime.
Grammar:
N.B: Review all previous grammar
points taught in relation to this topic
“Imparfait.” of some irregular verbs
Listening/Reading
texts/dialogues.
Using expressions of
likes and dislikes
and preferences.
Conjugating and
using selected verbs
related to the topic
Oral and written
drills.
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids:
photos, posters,
drawings, etc.
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students write/express
their feeling about an
event, a ceremony, game, a
film, or an individual (likes
and dislikes)
Students explain their
experiences during a
particular event.
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TOPIC: EXPRESSING FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the topic, students will be able to:
- express their feelings and emotions.
OUTCOMES CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MATERIALS EVALUATION
Develop the ability
to express feelings
and emotions.
Improve personality
through expression
or feelings.
Develop the ability
/ awareness to
appreciate other
people’s feelings
and emotions
Vocabulary and Expressions.
All vocabulary and expressions studied
previously in relation to the expressions
of feelings and emotions.
New vocabulary and structures:
- Etre + adjectif
Etre ennuyeux / terrible / sympa, etc.
- Avoir l’air triste malheureux /
heureux .
Presentatif + adjectif
C’est grave / mechant / gentil / dingue,
etc.
Grammar:
N.B: Review all previous grammar
points taught in relation to this topic.
Word Study: Antonyms and
Synonyms
Antonyms: La gaiete - la tristesse
La reussite - l’echec
La gentillesse - la
mechancete
Synonyms: La gaiete’ = la joie
La tristesse = le malheur
La reussite = le succès
Conjugation: future tense (all regular
and irregular verbs)
Review the “passé compose” and the
“imparfait”
Listening/Reading
text/dialogues
Role playing /
Simulation
Oral and Written
drills
Conjugating and
using selected verbs
Collect photos, and
drawing to be
exhibited in the
classroom.
Audio-visual aids
Visual aids:
photos, posters,
drawings, etc.
Text books
Continuous assessment
Students express their
feelings/emotioins about a
pleasant or a tragic event
(scene of an accident), or
about an artist, an
international
footballer/artist.
Students read and answer
questiom a mini-text text.
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Agyeman T. et al Trans Afrique Junior Secondary
French Course. Teachers Work Book 2
Macmillan, Hachette 2002
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On Y va methode de francais JSS 2
CLE International SEDCO 2002
Mazuric, Catherine Sirejols
On Y va methode de francais JSS 1
CLE International SEDCO 2002
Bouacha, Magid Ali & Paisant Chantal
Trans Afrique Junior Secondary School Book 3
Macmillan, Hachette 1995
Agyeman T. Bouacha, Ali N; Amamooc et Al
Trans Afrique Junior Secondary French Book 1
Macmillan Hachette 2002
Berchiche, Y. Dubois N. Mimran R.
Cours de la Sorbonne, Langue et Civilisation Francaises
CLE International 2000
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Accord 1 methode de Francais
Didier 2000
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Hachette 2000
Quattara, Abdoulaye Francais - CEI
Livre du maitre
Inspecteur de l’equipe de la Sous – Direction de la Pedagogie.