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French 6:  Today, students learned about :"Poisson d'Avril" or April Fish Day.  Afterwards, we talked about how French cafe food and culture is different from American cafe food and culture.

Homework:  Please finish all old quizlets (cafe and food).  You can also practice how to say you are hungry and thirsty.

If you didn't fill in yesterday's form, please do so - it is part of Friday's classwork.

If you want to take part in the Poisson D'Avril activity that we talked about in class, fill out the form below by this Tuesday.

​Have a great break!

    Poisson D'avril 2018

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Tallulah
4/8/2018 09:01:49 pm

When I have been texting my parents I have found myself saying avec instead of with ,mais instead of but, quand instead of when ,and c'est instead of its. I have also been speaking french more often. I love it when my brain is french-i-fied!!

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