Listening (L)

• Understanding Everyday Conversations: Comprehend more detailed conversations about familiar topics, such as personal experiences, family, shopping, and work.
• Following Instructions: Understand and follow multi-step instructions and directions.
• Listening to Announcements: Grasp the main points in simple public announcements, such as those in airports, train stations, and stores. Understanding more complex audio materials, such as radio shows, podcasts, and interviews
• Listening to Short Narratives: Follow short stories and narratives, identifying the main events and characters. Identifying the main idea and specific details in spoken texts

Speaking (S)

• Describing Experiences and Events : Speak about past events, future plans, and daily routines with more detail.

• Expressing Opinions: Give simple opinions and preferences on familiar subjects, such as likes and dislikes in food, movies, and hobbies

• Making Comparisons: Compare people, places, and things using comparative and superlative forms.
• Engaging in Conversations 
  • Participate in conversations about personal interests, health, and education, using a wider range of vocabulary and structures.
  • Engaging in debates and group discussions on familiar topics
  • Participating in storytelling and creative writing exercises
• Role-Playing Situations: Engage in role-playing exercises for real-life situations, such as booking a hotel room, visiting a doctor, and making a complaint.

Reading (R)

• Understanding Simple Texts: Read and understand short texts, such as emails, letters, advertisements, and informational brochures.
• Reading Short Stories: Comprehend simple short stories and narratives, focusing on main ideas and key details.
• Interpreting Signs and Notices: Understand signs, notices, and instructions found in public places.
• Using Reference Materials: Use dictionaries, menus, and timetables to find specific information.

Writing (W)

• Writing Personal Letters and Emails: Compose simple personal letters and emails, including invitations, thank-you notes, and apologies.
• Describing Experiences in Writing: Write about past events, personal experiences, and future plans with more detail and coherence.
• Filling Out Forms: Complete various forms, such as applications, registration documents, and questionnaires.
• Writing Narratives: Create short narratives and descriptions, using appropriate connectors and sequencing words.
• Expressing Opinions in Writing: Write simple opinions and reviews about books, movies, and experiences.
• Cultural Knowledge: Deeper understanding of French customs, traditions, and social norms. Exploration of Francophone countries and their cultures
• Grammar Expansion:
  • Use of more complex verb tenses, including imparfait (imperfect) and futur simple (simple future)
  • Relative pronouns (qui, que, où)
  • More advanced use of prepositions and conjunctions
  • Reflexive verbs in different tenses
  • Pronouns (COI/COD/ Personal pronouns)
• Vocabulary expansion
  • More detailed vocabulary related to daily life, work, travel, and hobbies
  • Expressions for giving and asking for directions
  • Vocabulary for discussing health, education, and technology
• Interactive Activities