Unit: En Vacances Lesson: Passé Composé avec “être” Standards: 1.1Interpersonal Communication, 1.2 Interpretive Communication, 4.1 Language Comparisons Context: This lesson focuses solely on grammar that will help the students throughout the rest of the unit. Before this unit the students will know how to structure sentences in passé composé using the form of “avoir.” In this lesson the students will learn the second portion of passé composé using the form/verb “être.” Objectives: TSWBAT describe the differences between the “avoir” form and the “être” form of passé composé TSWBAT demonstrate an understanding of passé composé with être through reading and listening to the story “Ma vacances en France” TSWBAT compose their own vacation story using both forms of passé composé Activities: What did you do this weekend? Partner discussion activity using the passé composé avec “avoir” Passé composé use and structure review L’histoire “Ma vacances en France” Discuss follow up questions as an entire class PowerPoint on Passé composé avec “être” Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp song (tune= 10 little Indians) Tik.. Tik.. Boom! Passé composé (avoir et être) practice Assessment: Throughout the lesson I will be checking for student understanding particularly through the follow up questions after the story and Tic, Tic, Boom. After reading the story, which is told in the past, the students will recall what they have heard/read and explain which tense is used and why. Through the activity Tic, Tic, Boom I will be able to see if the students understand how to structure passé composé with “être” and also if they understand when to use p.c with “avoir” or with “être.” Rationale: Before this unit the students will have learned how to speak in the past by using passé composé with “avoir.” However it is important that the students understand that there are some verbs that require a different form/structure by using passé composé with “être.” Academic Language: In this lesson the students will need to know how to find and use the past participle when speaking in the past. To do this they will be using -er, -ir, and –re verbs. The students will also need to know the basic structure of passé composé with “avoir,” how to conjugate the verb “être,” and the past participles of Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp. Adaptions/Diverse Learners: In this lesson there is a lecture portion on how to structure p.c. and there are hands on activities that follow the grammar lesson. This lesson provides adaptions for visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners. The students will also be given some freedom to structure their “Ma vacances” story in a way that fits them best. They will be given a grading rubric showing how I will be grading it and also a checklist of what needs to be included in the project, but the students can create it however they want. Materials: Mini whiteboards L’histoire, “Ma vacances en France” Follow up questions Passé Composé Power Point Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp Handout White board Markers Candy for Tic, Tic, Boom! Management Goal: I plan to have smooth transitions throughout my lesson from one activity to the next. This will also keep the students busy which will help the students stay on task. If they do become off task I will gently remind them of what they need to be focusing on. I will also use a the same attention getter used in previous lessons to bring them back into focus. Preparation for learning: I will be starting class by asking what everyone did over the weekend or how their day has been so far. They will discuss this in pairs and later joining back together to the full group. This will have the students thinking in the past and using the passé composé that they have already learned in a previous unit. Presentation, Integration and Application of Information: Instructional Strategy: Start by describing your last weekend using passé composé avec “avoir.” Then ask the class the same question. Have the students discuss in pairs. After a couple minutes bring the class back together and have each student describe one thing they did during the weekend. Review passé composé avec “avoir” by have the class discuss what tense it is, when to use it, and how to structure it. Do this on the white board. Introduce passé composé avec “être” by reading the book “Ma vacances en France” out loud to the class. Have them follow along with the teacher on the projector screen. After reading the story discuss the follow up questions as a class. Show PowerPoint on passé composé avec “être” to the class. Introduce how and when it is used. Compare the structure of p.c. with “être” to p.c with “avoir.” In the PowerPoint there will be a slide with the mnemonic device Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp. Introduce the song to go Purpose: The purpose of this activity is to reintroduce passé composé avec “avoir” which they have already learned. This activity also has students conversing with one another using the TL. It is important that the students understand when to use passé composé avec “avoir” and how to structure it because they will be learning a new form of passé composé. With this activity the students will be able to see and hear the use of both forms of passé compose. The purpose of this is to introduce passé composé avec “être”, when to use it and how to structure it. The students will also be able to see and understand the differences between p.c with “avoir” and “être” Time: 5 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes 10 minutes along with it for memorization purposes. For practicing this new form of p.c. have students play Tic, Tic, Boom! With mini whiteboards. Start by giving the students questions like “I went” and have them write it in p.c using the correct form. Start with the form using “être” and then slowly mix the it up by using both forms, “avoir” et “être.” Introduce le projet “Ma vacances.” Pass out the handout to the students with the directions and criteria checklist for the assignment long with how it will be graded. With this activity the students will practice writing out/ conjugating the correct forms of passé composé. This will also help them remember Dr.&Mrs. Vandertramp 10 minutes The students will be assigned a project where 5 minutes they will write their own “Ma vacances” story using both forms of passé composé. The students will later read their stories to the class. Assessment: The students will be assessed during the grammar practice activity Tic, Tic, Boom. The students will not be graded on this assignment, but it will show me if the students understand the concept of p.c. The students will also be able to see what they understand and what they don’t understand. I also will be assessing the students through their project. This will be a formative assessment where the students will submit a rough draft of their sentences. The students will be graded on their final project, which they will present to the class. Closure: At the end of this lesson each student will have to give me two full sentences using passé composé with “avoir” and “être.” This will be their ticket out the door. They will also be given a worksheet on p.c. to be completed as homework for the day.