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The official Newfoundland and Labrador Core French 3200 curriculum
Newfoundland and Labrador defines Core French 3200 by strands and outcomes. MapleMind teaches the same curriculum reorganized for one-skill-at-a-time tutoring — the table shows exactly where every official strand lands, and the ministry's own wording is quoted under each unit below.
Official source Newfoundland and Labrador's official curriculumRead it on the government site — gov.nl.ca ↗| Official strand | Outcomes | Where MapleMind teaches it |
|---|---|---|
| Strand 1 | 7 | Oral Production |
| Strand 2 | 10 | Oral Interaction (Speaking and Listening) |
| Strand 4 | 10 | Reading and Viewing |
| Strand 7 | 7 | Writing and Representing |
| Strand 8 | 4 | Francophone Culture |
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Unit 1Oral ProductionOfficial strand · Strand 1
The Oral Production strand: Grade 12 learners identify and describe objects, people, places, events, and experiences across personal and global contexts; explain and justify desires, feelings, preferences, opinions, and points of view; express agreement and disagreement; speak with fluency and accuracy in increasingly diverse contexts; recount experiences and events; and demonstrate use of oral presentation strategies.
Speaking Across Personal and Global Contexts
- Identifying across personal and global contextsNL.CF3200.1.1 — Identify objects, people, places, events, and experiences in a variety of personal and global French contexts.
- Describing across personal and global contextsNL.CF3200.1.2 — Describe objects, people, places, events, and experiences in a variety of personal and global French contexts.
- Explaining and justifying opinionsNL.CF3200.1.3 — Explain, with support, desires, feelings, preferences, opinions, and points of view in French.
- Expressing agreement and disagreementNL.CF3200.1.4 — Express agreement and disagreement in French, with support.
- Fluency in increasingly diverse contextsNL.CF3200.1.5 — Speak French with fluency and accuracy in a variety of personal and increasingly diverse contexts.
- Recounting experiences and eventsNL.CF3200.1.6 — Recount experiences and events in a variety of French contexts.
- Oral presentation strategiesNL.CF3200.1.7 — Demonstrate use of oral presentation strategies in French.
The official wording — 7 outcomes in this unit
- NL.CF3200.1.1
Identify objects, people, places, events, and experiences in a variety of personal and global contexts
- NL.CF3200.1.2
Describe objects, people, places, events and experiences in a variety of personal and global contexts
- NL.CF3200.1.3
Explain, with support, desires, feelings, preferences and opinions and points of view
- NL.CF3200.1.4
Express agreement and disagreement
- NL.CF3200.1.5
Speak with fluency and accuracy in a variety of personal and increasingly diverse contexts
- NL.CF3200.1.6
Recount experiences and events in a variety of contexts
- NL.CF3200.1.7
Demonstrate use of oral presentation strategies
Unit 2Oral Interaction (Speaking and Listening)Official strand · Strand 2
The Oral Interaction strand: Grade 12 learners ask and respond to questions with increasing spontaneity, exchange ideas, feelings, opinions, and information with supporting detail, compare experiences, preferences, and opinions, ask for and give multi-step directions, speak with fluency and accuracy, and identify main ideas and specific details in oral texts.
Spontaneous Exchange
- Asking with increasing spontaneityNL.CF3200.2.1 — Ask a variety of questions in French with increasing spontaneity.
- Responding with increasing spontaneityNL.CF3200.2.2 — Respond to a variety of questions in French with increasing spontaneity.
- Exchanging ideas with supporting detailNL.CF3200.2.3 — Exchange ideas, feelings, and opinions with supporting detail in French.
- Exchanging information about experiencesNL.CF3200.2.4 — Exchange information about objects, people, places, events, and experiences in French.
- Comparing objects, people, places, and eventsNL.CF3200.2.5 — Compare objects, people, places, events, and experiences in French.
- Comparing preferences and opinionsNL.CF3200.2.6 — Compare interests, preferences, and opinions on various topics in French.
- Directions with many stepsNL.CF3200.2.7 — Ask for and give directions with many steps in French.
- Speaking with fluency and accuracyNL.CF3200.2.8 — Speak French with fluency and accuracy in interaction.
Listening for Main Ideas and Details
- Main idea in oral textsNL.CF3200.3.1 — Identify the main idea in a variety of oral French texts.
- Specific details in oral textsNL.CF3200.3.2 — Identify specific details in a variety of oral French texts.
The official wording — 10 outcomes in this unit
- NL.CF3200.2.1
Ask a variety of questions with increasing spontaneity
- NL.CF3200.2.2
Respond to a variety of questions with increasing spontaneity
- NL.CF3200.2.3
Exchange ideas, feelings and opinions with supporting detail
- NL.CF3200.2.4
Exchange information on objects, people, places, events and experiences
- NL.CF3200.2.5
Compare objects, people, places, events and experiences
- NL.CF3200.2.6
Compare interests, preferences, and opinions on various topics
- NL.CF3200.2.7
Ask for and give directions with many steps
- NL.CF3200.2.8
Speak with fluency and accuracy
- NL.CF3200.3.1
Identify the main idea in a variety of oral texts
- NL.CF3200.3.2
Identify specific details in a variety of oral texts
Unit 3Reading and ViewingOfficial strand · Strand 4
The Reading and Viewing strand: Grade 12 learners extract main ideas and specific details from a variety of texts, follow multi-step directions, use reading strategies, read with accuracy and precision, organize information from texts, respond to and justify opinions of texts, use gathered information for a task, and read aloud with fluency and accuracy.
Extracting and Organizing Information
- Extracting main ideas from textsNL.CF3200.4.1 — Extract the main ideas from a variety of written and visual French texts.
- Extracting specific details from textsNL.CF3200.4.2 — Extract specific details from a variety of written and visual French texts.
- Following multi-step directionsNL.CF3200.4.3 — Follow multi-step directions and instructions in French.
- Using reading strategiesNL.CF3200.4.4 — Use reading strategies to make sense of French texts.
- Reading with accuracy and precisionNL.CF3200.4.5 — Read French with accuracy and precision.
- Organizing information from textsNL.CF3200.4.6 — Organize information from a variety of French texts to complete a task.
Responding, Justifying, and Reading Aloud
- Responding to textsNL.CF3200.5.1 — Respond to a variety of written and visual French texts using various modes of representation.
- Expressing and justifying an opinion of a textNL.CF3200.5.2 — Express and justify an opinion of a written or visual French text.
- Using gathered information for a taskNL.CF3200.5.3 — Use gathered information to complete a meaningful task in French.
- Reading aloud with fluency and accuracyNL.CF3200.6.1 — Read aloud, individually or in a group, a variety of French texts with fluency and accuracy.
The official wording — 10 outcomes in this unit
- NL.CF3200.4.1
Extract the main ideas from a variety of written and visual texts
- NL.CF3200.4.2
Extract specific details from a variety of written and visual texts
- NL.CF3200.4.3
Follow multi-step directions and instructions
- NL.CF3200.4.4
Use reading strategies
- NL.CF3200.4.5
Read with accuracy and precision
- NL.CF3200.4.6
Organize information from a variety of texts to complete
- NL.CF3200.5.1
Respond to a variety of written and visual texts using various modes of representation
- NL.CF3200.5.2
Express and justify an opinion of a written or visual text
- NL.CF3200.5.3
Use gathered information to complete a meaningful task
- NL.CF3200.6.1
Read aloud, individually or in a group, a variety of texts with fluency and accuracy
Unit 4Writing and RepresentingOfficial strand · Strand 7
The Writing and Representing strand: Grade 12 learners create personal and informational texts on diverse topics, complete texts such as applications and surveys, use the writing process, use strategies to complete and publish texts, write with precision and accuracy, and respond to a variety of texts on diverse topics such as blogs, e-mails, opinions, and editorials.
Creating Personal and Informational Texts
- Creating personal texts on diverse topicsNL.CF3200.7.1 — Create personal French texts on diverse topics.
- Creating informational texts on diverse topicsNL.CF3200.7.2 — Create informational French texts on diverse topics.
- Completing applications, surveys, and inventoriesNL.CF3200.7.3 — Complete a variety of French texts such as applications, surveys, and interest inventories.
Process, Publishing, and Response
- Using the writing processNL.CF3200.7.4 — Use the writing process to create a French text.
- Completing and publishing textsNL.CF3200.7.5 — Use strategies to complete and publish French texts.
- Writing with precision and accuracyNL.CF3200.7.6 — Write French with precision and accuracy.
- Responding to blogs, e-mails, and editorialsNL.CF3200.7.7 — Respond to a variety of French texts on diverse topics (blogs, e-mails, opinions, editorials, rants).
The official wording — 7 outcomes in this unit
- NL.CF3200.7.1
Create personal texts on diverse topics
- NL.CF3200.7.2
Create informational texts on diverse topics
- NL.CF3200.7.3
Complete a variety of texts such as applications, surveys, and interest inventories.
- NL.CF3200.7.4
Use the writing process
- NL.CF3200.7.5
Use strategies to complete and publish texts
- NL.CF3200.7.6
Write with precision and accuracy
- NL.CF3200.7.7
Respond to a variety of texts on diverse topics (blogs, e-mails, opinions, editorials, rants)
Unit 5Francophone CultureOfficial strand · Strand 8
The Francophone Culture strand: Grade 12 learners compare and contrast their own culture with various francophone cultures, examine the contributions of well-known francophones, identify the influence of other cultures locally through internationally, and recognize the importance of bilingualism and their role as a bilingual individual.
Comparing Cultures and Valuing Bilingualism
- Comparing and contrasting culturesNL.CF3200.8.1 — Compare and contrast aspects of one's own culture with those of various francophone cultures.
- Examining francophone contributionsNL.CF3200.8.2 — Examine the contributions of well-known francophones in their respective fields provincially, nationally, or internationally.
- Identifying the influence of other culturesNL.CF3200.8.3 — Identify the influence of other cultures locally, provincially, nationally, and internationally.
- Recognizing the importance of bilingualismNL.CF3200.8.4 — Recognize the importance of bilingualism and one's role as a bilingual individual.
The official wording — 4 outcomes in this unit
- NL.CF3200.8.1
Compare and contrast aspects of one's own culture with those of various francophone cultures
- NL.CF3200.8.2
Examine the contributions of well-known francophones in their respective fields provincially, nationally, or internationally
- NL.CF3200.8.3
Identify the influence of other cultures (locally, provincially, nationally, and internationally)
- NL.CF3200.8.4
Recognize the importance of bilingualism and its role as a bilingual individual
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