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French 3

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Course Summary

Continue to develop French language skills by exploring a range of topics, such as education, planning for the future, diversity, feelings and value systems, historical and economic influences, and cultural expressions. Students build language competency by delving into a variety of topics including school systems, careers, identities, workplace behaviors, artists, values, cultural diversity, emotions, advertising, pets and their care, and much more. In this course, students participate in technology-assisted interactive sessions throughout the term, engaging in spontaneous discussions in French alongside prompt instructor support and feedback.

This class is taught almost entirely in French.

Curriculum

This is a two-semester course. Each semester requires a commitment of approximately 70 or more hours of coursework. While students may enroll in both semesters within the same term, UC Scout does not recommend this due to the intensive workload, especially during shorter terms like summer.

Unit 1
  • Economically Important City
  • Media
  • Historically Important City
  • Pets
  • Pet Care
Unit 2
  • City Life and Culture
  • Object Pronouns
  • Subcultures
  • Imagination
  • The Five Senses
  • The Five Senses: Grammar
Unit 3
  • Discussing Disabilities
  • Advertisements
  • La Maternelle
  • Elementary School
  • Au Lycée
Unit 4
  • Traveling to Historical Sites
  • Regions
  • Train station
  • Cars
  • Driving
Unit 5
  • Jobs
  • Careers
  • Personal Identity
  • The Resume
  • Biography of a Historical Figure
Unit 6
  • Personal Priorities
  • Astrological signs
  • Cooperation
  • Expressing Strong Feelings
Unit 7
  • Workplace Etiquette
  • Good Behavior
  • Manners
  • Self-Care: Reflexive Actions
  • Staying Fit
Unit 8
  • Literature
  • At The Museum
  • Famous Artists
  • Familiarity vs. Knowledge
  • Cinema
Unit 9
  • Opinions
  • Values
  • Expressing Preferences
  • Personal Goals
  • Social Priorities
Unit 10
  • Continents
  • Religions
  • The Immigrant Experience
  • Emotions
  • Cultural Diversity
Unit 11
  • Hiking
  • Wildlife
  • Insects
  • Short Stories
  • Geographic Features
Unit 12
  • Fairy Tales
  • Sentence Structure
  • Cultural Celebrations
  • Hypothetical Situations
  • Solutions