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You have been asked to write a news article (for the National Enquirer) and summarize the incidents that occurred in Goldilocks and the Three Bears (“Boucles d’or et les trois ours”) as if it were a true story. Use your imagination freely. |
1. WHO and HOW MANY? Begin
your story with a “grabbing” headline and opening sentence
and introduce the main
characters in this “incident.”
Phrases: Writing a news item; Describing people
Grammar: Nouns after c’est,
il est; Adjective Agreement; Adjective position
Vocabulary: Body; Animals; Hair colors;
Clothing; Family members
2. WHERE and WHEN? Describe the location where this “incident” takes place.
Phrases: Describing objects
Vocabulary:
House; Direction and distance
3. WHY? Why did the bears leave their house? What did they do?
Phrases: Sequencing events
Grammar: Compound Tenses; Compound Past Tense:
Passé composé; Verbs with auxiliary être;
Agreement of past participle
4. WHAT? What did the little girl do in the living room? in the kitchen? in the bedroom?
Phrases: Sequencing events
Vocabulary: Living room; Bedroom; Kitchen; Food; Furniture;
Quantity
Grammar: Numbers for building floors; Partitive
du, de la, des; Reflexive pronouns me, te, se, nous,
vous
5. WHAT? What happened when the bears came back home?
6. Write a moral to this story [a moral = une morale].
