Friday, February 6, 2009

Homework week 25

2nd grade French immersion Homework
02-09-09 to 02-13-09

Monday
Math : see attached paper
Everyday counting : adding/subtracting 2 digits numbers with/without regrouping

French : learn how to conjugate the verb « to be », complete the sentence, write it in your French notebook and draw it

Je suis (I am)
Tu es (You are)
Il/Elle est (He/She is)
Nous sommes (We are)
Vous êtes (You are)
Ils/Elles sont (They are)

Le serpent python mange des hommes. Il …. carnivore.

Tuesday
Math : see attached paper
Everyday counting : adding/subtracting 2 digits numbers with/without regrouping

French : learn how to conjugate the verb « to be », complete the sentence, write it in your French notebook and draw it

Zékéyé, tu as tué le serpent python ? Tu …. Brave !


Wednesday
Math : Homework book p.94
Everyday counting : adding/subtracting 2 digits numbers with/without regrouping

French : learn how to conjugate the verb « to be », complete the sentence, write it in your French notebook and draw it

J’ai tué le serpent python ! Je …. fier de moi !

Thursday
Math : Homework book p.95 and review for test
Everyday counting : adding/subtracting 2 digits numbers with/without regrouping

French : learn how to conjugate the verb « to be », complete the sentence, write it in your French notebook and draw it


Les Bamilékés crient bravo ! Ils …. fiers de Zékéyé.





Tuesday, February 3, 2009

La galette des rois

Friday, we'll make a King cake ourselves.






If you want to know a little more about king cake, you can click on the following link http://kingcake.com/History.aspx






In France, we have 2 kinds of King cakes. It can be eather a brioche (with candied fruits)





or a frangipani (a puff pastry with almond pouder)

We put a "fève" in the King cake... but it doesn't have to be a baby. It can be a shape of a person or almost any shape you can think of.

Here is another link if you want to learn more on how we celebrate the King cake in France. Try to answer the questions at the end. There is also a recepie!

http://www.nashua.edu/modicar/LaF%C3%AAteDesRois.htm