2. Some words are « le » words and some are « la » words. Usually, if it ends in –e, its a « la » word. This rule works MOST OF THE TIME, but not always for example: « le pupitre »

3. Take out your notes for the vocab for this chapter and last chapter. Circle in green the le words Circle in blue the la words

4. An adjective is a word that describes. For example, the car is blue The house is old

5. What are some adjectives we know in French?

6. In English, the adjective is before the noun The hot water The cold castle The green frog

7. Le pupitre bleu Le drapeau rouge Le tableau noir

8. The red pencil The black pen The green flag The blue door The yellow pencil case The purple blackboard.

9. Autre Beau Bon Grand Gros Jeune Joli Large Long mauvais Meme Nouveau Petit premier Seul Vieux

10. Autre Le Beau Bon Pupitre Drapeau Tableau Intéressant Petit grand

11. Each person will have a card and hold it up in their given space

12. Trousse Chaise La e

13. We keep the adjective the way it is Le livre intéressant Le grand pupitre

14. Add an –e on the end of the adjective La trousse bleue La craie verte

15. You will have the word « les » « les » is « the » in the plural form Adjectives with « les » words that are, when they are usually « le » words, will add an S at the end. Les grands pupitres (pupitre is a « le » word) Les crayons jaunes (crayon is a le word)

16. Add an –es Les craies vertes (craie is a la word) Les grandes chaises (chaise is a la word)