French+lessons+in+Loveland

Could you describe a French lesson? We're curious to know what you do in your French lessons. user:MsJoubert for her students In class we do all sorts of things. We learn different words and tenses and how to use them. We do this through little games, flash cards, songs, and movements. Learning food was the best, because we got to eat it. We also eat French food from time to time. user:jacques4

There is never a dull day in French class with Mme Theisen! If we are not making movies or eating delicious croissants, we are singing new songs or reading African children's books. Later this year, we will get to perform a play for a competition. This was my favorite part of French IV and I can't wait to put on another fabulous production with crazy costumes and tons of energy and fun! user:Marie-2

I love French class with Mme Theisen! There are so many different and fun ways to learn French - whether it is by learning a new song or dance, or getting to make a video, learning how to use French is always an enjoyable experience. user:Amelie4

Madame Theisen tried to use all of the ways of learning. She uses visual interpretations, music, hands-on activities, videos, and lots of color therapy. Everyone excels in her classes because we can all connect to her in some ways. She is very compassionate about what she does and is very energetic in all of her lessons. user:ZakiaK1

French class is always exciting! Madame Theisen keeps us attentive through her unusual teaching styles by either teaching us songs or feeding us French food. In our first year of French, we worked on having conversations through performing skits. We also made a French menu of food in French 2 and a magazine of French fashions in French 3. Mostly, we learn with songs and conversations, but we also do individual projects. This year, we are planning a skit to perform at the Univertsity of Northern Colorado.user:Karine1

Since the first year I began taking it, French has always been one of my favorite classes because we are always so active. In French I, we learned about resturants and made our own menus. One of my favorite activities that we have done was when we ate different French foods all period one day in French II. This year, our biggest project will be making a movie and play for a competition.user:CarolineL1

French class never becomes boring--we are always doing new activities such as pastry day or songs. Mme. Theisen also trys to incorporate every type of learning, so no one gets left out.

When I was in French Level 4, my class did a project with masks. We learned how masks can either hide or reveal aspects of a person. First, we studied African masks and their important meanings. Then, we learned about different colors and the personalities colors indicate, such as ambitious, peaceful, energetic, and smart. After that, we were able to decorate our own masks with ribbon, jewels, glitter, and paint. We had to make sure each decoration had meaning and revealed part of our personality. It was so much fun! Once we had finished our masks, we each wrote an essay in French about our masks. In this essay we interpreted our masks and said what each decoration meant. It was a great project because I learned more about myself and I had to work hard to make my essay accurate. user:malikal1

Every year, Madame Theisen gives us big projects to create to learn the language and the culture associated. In French 1, we created a menu. In French 2, we created a poster of the francophone holidays, a more in-depth menu, we wrote an article after a food tasting day about what foods we liked and didn’t like. In French 3, we created a clothing catalog, drew a new outfit for Madame Theisen and her dog, and figured out a way to injure ourselves to learn sickness/injury vocabulary. In French 4, so far we have created a powerpoint on issues of the world, like hunger, malaria, and global warming; we have also read many French stories to fur

Madame Theisen's French classes are always fun because we use French in so many different ways. In French II, we learned the names of all different types of food and learned how to use Euros by shopping for groceries like fruit, pastries, and meat. Every year in French we learn new songs and translate the lyrics so that we know what they mean in English, too. user:celinel1

I would like to know what French I, French II, French III and French IV mean.

The above question is asked by Valentin, who forgot to sign it.

Here are my questions: What time does your first class start? What time does your last class end? Do you have homework to do every day? how much? Do you do it all? Do you have to take time on Saturdays and/or Sundays to do homework? How long have you been studying French? How many hours a week? How much time do you have for extracurricular activities? What extracurricular activities do you take part in at school, or that are school-sponsored? How far do you travel every day to come to school? How long does it take? user:MsJoubert