Gradelings

Grade 5 French Immersion

7 units matched to the Nova Scotia Curriculum.

Learning focus

Units

  1. Unit 1

    Qui, que, où, dont

    Using the simple relative pronouns qui, que, où and dont to join two ideas in one sentence.

    Learning outcome: Français arts langagiers 5e année · writing in French with correct spelling, grammar and punctuation

  2. Unit 2

    Ne… plus, jamais, rien

    Negative forms ne… plus, ne… jamais and ne… rien, and where each word goes in the sentence.

    Learning outcome: Français arts langagiers 5e année · writing in French with correct spelling, grammar and punctuation

  3. Unit 3

    Les adverbes

    Adverbs of time, place, manner and quantity, and what each one tells us about the action.

    Learning outcome: Français arts langagiers 5e année · writing in French with correct spelling, grammar and punctuation

  4. Unit 4

    La ponctuation

    Quotation marks, the colon and parentheses used correctly in French.

    Learning outcome: Français arts langagiers 5e année · writing in French with correct spelling, grammar and punctuation

  5. Unit 5

    La bande dessinée

    The features of a comic book: panels, speech and thought bubbles, sound words and how pictures and text work together.

    Learning outcome: Français arts langagiers 5e année · reading and understanding a range of French texts

  6. Unit 6

    La biographie

    Features of a biography: point of view, dates, quotations, sources and chronological order.

    Learning outcome: Français arts langagiers 5e année · reading and understanding a range of French texts

  7. Unit 7

    Fait ou opinion?

    Telling an objective statement (a fact) from a subjective one (an opinion), an early critical-thinking skill.

    Learning outcome: Français arts langagiers 5e année · reading and understanding a range of French texts

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