Some parents
have asked how to pronounce words in French. You could see this link, it's a (short) dictionary for children :
On this one, you have also many pronunciations and translations...:
http://www.wordreference.com/fren/bienvenue
Friday, August 28, 2015
Sunday, August 23, 2015
New
words :
Lisez! Read!
Chantez! Sing!
Montrez! Show!
Ecoutez! Listen!
Regardez! Look!
Mimez! Mime!
Parlez! Speak!
New words for Kindergartner:
Comment ça va? How are you doing?
ça va très bien I am doing very well
ça va bien I am doing well
ça va comme comme ça I am ok
ça ne va pas I am not ok
Our song this week and next week :
Bonjour, Bonsoir Good morning, Good
night
Quand on dit "bonjour", When we say “Good morning”/ “Hello”,
Quand on dit "bonsoir", When we say “Good night”
On lèv' son chapeau, We rise our hat,
On lèv' son chapeau, We rise our hat,
On s'fait un bécot We give a kiss,
On se serre la main, We shake hands,
On prend son mouchoir We grab our tissue,
On dit "à demain" We say « See you tomorrow »
On dit "au revoir". We say Good bye
On dit "au revoir". We say Good bye
Sunday, August 16, 2015
Our song this week :
"J’ai
un nom, un prénom,
Deux
yeux, un nez, un menton,
Pour
continuer ma chanson
Dis-moi,
dis-moi ton prénom…"
Comment
tu t’appelles ?
Je
m’appelle…
Translation :
“ I
have a last name, a first name
Two
eyes, one nose, one chin,
To
finish my song
Tell
me, tell me your first name…”
What’s
your name?
My
name is…
Other words : Bonjour (Hello), Au revoir (Bye)
Sunday, August 9, 2015
BIENVENUE! WELCOME TO MADAME DENAMIEL'S WEBSITE!
I am very excited to start developing our French program at Archway Lincoln! I will be working with our youngest students in kindergarten, in first, in second an in third grade. Each student will have a forty minute long French class twice per week. Classes will be taught in the immersion method--French only. Proven effective, children quickly become accustomed to French sounds and words, and will be engaged in fun activities that make the new language feel natural. These include songs, games, coloring, stories, skits, and TPR (Total Physical Response--physical imitation and response to verbal commands.) The goals of the French program at Archway Lincoln are to help the students to become comfortable with and enjoy learning another language; build phrases, using simple vocabulary and grammar, which will help them in their future language studies; and appreciate the many cultures of France and the French-speaking world. The topics we will cover this year include greetings and expressions of courtesy, verbal commands, school, calendar, colors, numbers, family, house, animals, and weather. I look forward to introducing your students to the world of French! Please feel free to contact me with any questions that might arise throughout the year.
Merci beaucoup!
Madame Denamiel
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