1. Create a poster illustrating things you do throughout the day. Include at least 12 activities that you do. (You can also include things that you do not do.) For each activity, make sure to include an illustration. 2. With a partner, perform a skit in which you discuss which activities you like to do and which you do not like to do. Between you and your partner, you should discuss at least 20 activities that you either like or dont like. You will need to perform your skit for the class or record it for us to watch later. 3. Make a childrens book that has simple phrases about the life of a character. You should use 12 different activities and animations (drawings, pictures, etc.) to show all the things the student does. 4. Create a video: Une journe de la vie dun(e) lve. (A day in the life of a student.) In your video you must highlight 12 different activities that your student participates in throughout the day, and use the correct form of each verb and activity. You may work with a partner for this project. 5. Write a postcard to your 4-year-old French cousin to explain what a day looks like for an American. In your postcard describe 12 different activities that you do (or dont do) each day. Your postcard should be decorated. 6. Write a song and perform it live or record it and play it to the class describing the different things you do during the day. You should include at least 12 different activities.
No matter which project you choose, make sure your grammar is correct and you conjugate your verbs. You may choose to work with a partner for any of these projects; however if you do, you must describe 20 activities, instead of 12.p