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Introduction | Tache | Méthode
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Introduction
How
would you describe "Une journée typique", "Une
semaine typique" or even "L'Education" at Adelaide High
School.
Below
are 3 different assignment topics which ask you to look at and discuss
student life at Adelaide High School.
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Assignments
1 and 2 - "Une
journée typique" or "Une semaine typique" at
Adelaide High.
You
are to design an A3 poster which PICTORIALLY (diagrams, charts, graphs,
pictures) describes either a typical day or week of a student at Adelaide
High School. You SHOULD NOT have great slabs of writing but should
include about 7-10 sentences IN FRENCH at the bottom of your poster
which describe the diagrams, charts, graphs and pictures you
have used .
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3 - L'Education à Adelaide High
This
assignment asks you to write an instruction book IN FRENCH about Year
8 at Adelaide High School. The
book should illustrate both PICTORIALLY AND IN WRITING the following
information:
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Plan
which assignment you will undertake. Consider which diagrams, charts
and graphs you will include and what photos you will need to take.
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You
will have access to digital cameras to take any pictures you may
require.
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If
you are doing Assignments 1 or 2, on A3 paper design your pictorial
description, leaving room at the bottom for your sentences. If you
are doing Assignment 3, decide on the size of your book and design
how you are going to lay out each page and where you will place
the written information.
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Make
sure you do drafts of your sentences. Use brief, simple French sentences
using the vocab you know and what is included on the vocab sheet.
You should aim for about 7-10 sentences. Ensure you get your work
checked.
Evaluation
You will be assessed on:
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attractiveness
of the poster or book
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effectiveness
- is the work an effective study guide on life at Adelaide High
School
- creativity
- effort put into designing the poster or book
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required
elements - charts, diagrams, pictures, 7-10 sentences in French
using supplied vocab
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mechanics
- spelling, punctuation, grammar
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