FrenchLearning Lab

French 1 · Week 04 · Day 01

Préparer l’histoire — Andrew oublie son déjeuner

Today's Mission

Use the short transition routine, then follow teacher-led TPR and listening so you can understand tomorrow’s story about Andrew and his lunch.

Learning Targets

  • I can show meaning for lunch-and-school routine verbs with gestures and short answers.
  • I can contrast pairs like cherche/trouve and demande/donne during oral input.

Useful Language — school lunch routines

Learn in Class

Introduced with TPR in class before tomorrow’s story.

  • arrive · a faim · prépare · prend · ouvre · cherche · trouve
  • demande · donne · veut · mange · retourne · regarde · dit · oublie
  • sandwich · pomme · bouteille d’eau · sac · cafétéria · argent

Practice Activity Cards

Focused preparation for today’s essential language—like a class index card for vocabulary, frames, and notes you can use with a partner or during your performance. Not a graded assignment.

  • Resource

    Self-check

    Learn in Class

    Transition routine — days, dates, numbers, months

    ~3 min

    With your teacher, rehearse the short warm-up: days of the week, numbers, months, and basic greetings.

    This checklist supports daily preparation—not an official Canvas grade.

  • Listening

    Listening

    Learn in Class

    Story prep — lunch and school routines

    ~15 min

    Follow your teacher’s TPR and oral input. Answer simple oui/non and either/or questions about tomorrow’s story.

    • arrive · a faim · prépare · prend · ouvre · cherche · trouve
    • demande · donne · veut · mange · retourne · regarde · dit

    This checklist supports daily preparation—not an official Canvas grade.

Resources library

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Reflection Prompt

Which verb from today will help you tell Andrew’s story tomorrow?

Practice responses stay in this browser session only — not an official grade.

French Learning Lab supports guided practice and formative feedback. Official scores and required assignments are communicated in Canvas.