Core French, Grade 12, University Preparation
Ontario · Grade 12 · French — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: Listening
Understanding spoken French: using listening strategies to make meaning from authentic and adapted oral texts, interpreting messages while interacting, and understanding French-speaking communities and their sociolinguistic conventions.
- Using listening strategies
- Showing you understood
- Interactive listening strategies
- Responding in interactions
- Naming what helped me listen
- My strengths and next steps as a listener
- Hearing about French-speaking communities worldwide
- Conventions you hear
Unit 2: Speaking
Communicating in spoken French: using speaking strategies and language structures to produce prepared and spontaneous messages, interacting in spoken exchanges, and speaking about French-speaking communities and their conventions.
- Using speaking strategies
- Producing spoken messages
- Speaking with fluency
- Applying language structures
- Speaking-interaction strategies
- Taking part in spoken exchanges
- Naming what helped me speak
- My strengths and next steps as a speaker
- Speaking about French-speaking communities worldwide
- Conventions when you speak
Unit 3: Reading
Making meaning from written French: using reading and vocabulary strategies to understand authentic and adapted texts, recognizing the purpose, form, and style of texts, and reading about French-speaking communities and their conventions.
- Using reading strategies
- Reading for meaning
- Reading with fluency
- Developing vocabulary
- Purpose of text forms
- Features and style
- Naming what helped me read
- My strengths and next steps as a reader
- Reading about French-speaking communities worldwide
- Conventions in French texts
Unit 4: Writing
Writing in French: planning texts for a purpose and audience in a variety of forms, moving through the writing process, and writing about French-speaking communities and their conventions.
- Identifying purpose and audience
- Writing in different forms
- Relative and demonstrative pronouns
- Tense sequence, subjonctif, and indirect discourse
- Pre-writing: gathering ideas
- Drafting and revising
- Producing finished work
- Naming what helped me write
- My strengths and next steps as a writer
- Writing about French-speaking communities worldwide
- Conventions in my writing
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