I am spending much of this weekend correcting student work and I must say – WOW! – there is some great work out there! Bravo, tout le monde!
For students who submitted Google Docs, I wrote specific feedback on your Google Docs. For students writing in their notebooks, your feedback is written in the margins of your book.
Here are some general pointers that I think can be of use to many students:
- Write the date at the top of your letter. In French, the number comes first and the month is not capitalized. (e.g. le 8 juin 2016)
- Skip a line before signing off at the bottom.
- Explain WHY you like something. It makes your letter more interesting.
- Use the resources on our classroom walls to help guide your writing and also remind you about common French mistakes (e.g. j’aime, est/et, etc…)
- For those working on computers, use Google Read&Write to help with spelling. Also remember to right-click red squiggly underlines to get spelling suggestions.
- Start a new paragraph when you switch ideas.
- Go over the Success Criteria checklist and use them to help you improve your work!
Je aime fait Mon letter beaucop, je veut fait une autre
ci quelqun a ecrit a toi est ce que tu peut ecrit a cette personne[write back]?
Oui, si quelqu’un m’écrit, je vais essayer de répondre :)