1. Français 5/14/12 Ouvrez vos livres á page 164. Faites 27. If you look at the numbers on my face you won’t find 13 any place? Apaisant (e) soothing. Je voudrais une pommade apaisante. I’d like a soothing ointment. Goals – Arranging an activity. Practice with numbers times and rendezvous locations. Devoirs – #31, page 166.

2. Français 5/15/12 Ouvrez vos livres á page 165. Où? Tu vas où? Où est-ce que tu vas? Remplacez “où.” avec: quand, avec qui, à quelle heure. The eight of us go forth not back, to protect our king from a foe’s attack. Grossir – to put on weight, Il a beaucoup grossi. He’s put on a lot of weight. Goals – Arranging an activity. Practice with numbers times and rendezvous locations. Devoirs – #32, page 167.

3. Français 5/16/12 Ouvrez vos livres á page 167. Faites Prononciation. We’re five little items of an every day sort, you’ll find us all in “a tennis court.” L’exercise – exercise. Faites del’exercise tous les jours. Exercise every day. Goals – Arranging an activity. Practice with numbers times and rendezvous locations. Devoirs – Dialogue 6-3, Final draft.

4. Français 5/17/12 Cinq minutes preparer á l’orale 6-3. I see without seeing, to me darkness is as clear as daylight. Le doigt – finger. Il ne fait rien de ses dix doigts. He’ a lazy good for nothing. Goals – Arranging an activity. Practice with numbers times and rendezvous locations. Devoirs – #1-4, page 172.

5. Français 5/18/12 Ouvrez vos livres á page 172. Faites 5-7 What do you get when you cross a snowman and a vampire? Paresseux (euse) – lazy, idle. C’est l’homme le plus paresseux que je connaisse. He’s the laziest man I know. Goals – Arranging an activity. Practice with numbers times and rendezvous locations. Devoirs – #31, page 166.