French

December 2, 2019

For your upcoming assignment due Friday Dec. 6th - Details below!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8iBwQUvY-E


https://www.french-games.net/frenchlessons?topic=World%20-%20weather&level=primary
GO TO:           FULL TUTORIAL
                        ALL ACTIVITES

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHrxKzUEbW0&feature=youtu.be


French Weather Report (La Météo) 

Bonjour je m’appelle _____________________. 

(If you are working with a buddy you could add a phrase to introduce your buddy.  
Ici c’est mon ami(e)______________________.) or they can introduce themselves! 

Aujourd’hui c’est ____________, le ___  ___________________2019. 

Jour de la semaine - lundi, mardi, mercredi, jeudi, vendredi, samedi, dimanche 
Mois - novembre, decembre 

Maintenant la météo! 

Aujourd’hui il ______________________ et ______________________________. 
a. Il pleut= It’s raining. Il y a du vent = It’s windy 
c. Il neige = It’s snowing. Il y a du brouillard = It’s foggy 
e. Il y a du soleil = It’s sunny. Il fait chaud = It’s hot 
g. Il fait froid = It’s cold. Il fait frais = It’s cool 

La température est de _________ degrés.  

N’oublier pas de porter ______________ et _____________________. 
Pick two articles of clothing that people should wear in the weather for example. Feel free to look up other clothing.  
des lunettes de soleil    un manteauxune tuque       un maillot de bain            un parapluie 
 des bottes         une Ã©charpe            un t-shirt 

Merci!   Au revoir. 

 
 


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