Bonjour les élèves de 8ème
Hunter College High School 2025-2026 2nd period, 8th grade room 224: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri Professeure: Madame Bramaud-Mombelli
Sylvanie.bramaudmombelli@hunsterschools.org
en classe de français
Je m'appelle
Madame Bramaud-Mombelli
Let me tell you a little bit about myself. I am French and come from La Côte d'Azur in France also known in the US as The Riviera. It is located in the South East of France close to Italy. After spending several years in Paris, my husband and I decided to relocate in NY with our three children. My one big passion is reading !
The students will...
2) gain an understanding of the French speaking cultures around the world. 3. appreciate how knowing the French language and culture can enrich their life in the community, give them access to resources in the language, and be life-long learners.
1) build proficiency in the three modes of communication – interpretive, interpersonal and presentational - through daily practice in target skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing French
Les règles de la classe!
We try to stay engaged as much as possible. We do our best every day.
We come prepared into the class (homework, notebook, textbook and writing supplies)
We raise our hand when wishing to speak and we speak in a loud, clear voice so that the entire class can hear. Conversely, when someone else is speaking, we must listen attentively
The language inside the classroom is French
We avoid leaving the classroom unless absolutely necessary
Chewing gums and food are prohibited in class except on special occasions. Water is the only beverage allowed. We do not leave trash behind
Pedagogical Focus
- Vocabulary and communication
- Structure: grammar, conjugation...
- Culture: We will focus on the francophone world at large
What to bring for class:
a 3-ring binder divided into 3 sections: 1. classwork/notes;
2. homework (usually pages from the workbook or “Cahier de l’eleve” pages
3. handouts
writing supplies: Blue, black, green and red color pens (or a multicolor bic pen) for color-coded notes, a highlighter and pencils.
your completed homework
your covered textbook and workbook Chemins Level 1 textbook with your name in ink inside the bookcover
TENTATIVE COURSE OVERVIEW
First semester September 5, 2025 – January 30, 2026
Prelimary unit Chemins 2 end of unit 4 Chemins 1
- Greetings, description of yourself and others, school, schedule, family and friends, numbers 0-60, the days of the week month, food, At a cafe - the possives, notions of quantities, to be and to have, the ER verbs, irregular verbs from the third group in the present tense, IR verbs - School calendars in France, summer camps in French speaking countries, French overseas territories, Euros
09/05 - 10/24
End of Unit Exam Monday, October 24
- Free time, Sport and leizure activities, the weather forecast, the big numbers - adverbs of frequency, irregular IR verbs, the irregular ER verbs - Le football, Sports and leizure activities in Francophone countries, the Loire, Normandie, Bretagne regions
10/27 - 11/18
Unit 5 Chemins 1 Les loisirs
End of Unit Exam Wednesday, November 18
First semester September 5, 2025 – January 30, 2026
11/06 - 12/10
- celebrations, stages of life, relationships, describing clothing, effering and recieving gifts, colors, shopping - demonstrativ pronouns, the passé composé avec avoir, the indirect objects the verb faire, the RE verbs - Celebrations and fashion around the francophone countries, geography and culture of Paris, La fête des voisins
End of Unit Exam Wednesday, Dec. 12
Unit 1 Chemins 2 Les fêtes
Projects 12/11-12/23End of Semester Assessments: January 23 – 29
Projects
End of semester reviews
12/15 - 12/23
January
Review of Semester 1 in January
Assessments: January 23 – 28
Second semester February 5, 2025 – June 18, 2026
02/02- 03/09
- Trips and vacations, the names of countries and nationalities, booking a hotel - passé composé with to be, direct object, Les nombres ordinaux, time connectors, adverb, verbs DIRE, ECRIRE, LIRE, the imparfait - La Belgique, La Suisse, Les vacances des Français, Glacier express
End of Unit Exam Monday, March o9
Unit 2 Chemins 2 En vacances
- the house, the rooms of the house, the furniture,Les pièces et les meubles
- Imparfait vs Passé Composé, - Housing in France
03/10 - 04/14
End of Unit Exam Wednesday, April 14
Unit 3 Chemins 2 Chez nous
Unit 4 Chemins 2 La nourriture
- food, meals, restaurant menus, shops- the verb venir, the recent past, the verbs vouloir, pouvoir, devoir, comparative and superlative, the double pronouns - Le Guide Michelin, La Gastronomie, Tahitian food, L'art de la table, South Asia and French Polynesie
04/15 - 06/11
End of Unit Exam Tuesday, May 12
Final exams June 15-18
Language learning is cumulative!
quizzes and tests regularly
quizzes
EVALUATION
major tests at the conclusion of each chapter
classwork
go to first page
Grading policy
- Participation, Readiness, Daily Work 15 %
- Homework 15%
- Quizzes 30%
- Tests and Project 40%
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HONESTY POLICY
Academic dishonesty is a very serious violation within a school community. Cheating and plagiarism constitute divisive and destructive forces that affect all members of Hunter. Those who cheat are dishonestly rewarded, and those who are honest are denied chances of pursuing various academic opportunities. As a result, honesty is threatened and cheating thrives, which is detrimental to the school community, creating mistrust among students, faculty, and administration, and also destroys Hunter’s reputation and academic credibility.
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In the Modern and Classical Languages Department, students must observe the following:
- Complete homework assignments independently, unless otherwise instructed, as this serves as practice for exams and quizzes. Students will not know their problem areas if they are helped by friends or copy from them.
- Both parties will be penalized equally when it has been discovered that students have shared homework.
- The use of AI tool, including Chat GPT and any translation program or outside translation source is not allowed for any assignment.
- Any sources used must be properly cited.
- Copying from someone else’s exam, paper, homework or essay is a violation of the Academic Honesty Policy. - Using notes or other materials (including cell phones, tablets, computers, etc.) during an exam without authorization is a violation of the Academic Honesty Policy.
- Sharing and/or disclosing questions or answers on quizzes or tests which have already been administered with other students is a violation of the Academic Honesty Policy.
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Now it's your turn to introduce yourself
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Pour t'aider voici un petit questionnaire à remplir:
go to first page
Qu'est-ce que la Francophonie?
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Petit jeu
Règles du jeu:Il y a 10 pays a trouver. Il y a 6 indices pour chaque pays. Devine le pays avec : 2 indices => 3points 4 indices => 2 points 6 indices => 1 point
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Bonjour les élèves de 8ème
Hunter College High School 2025-2026 2nd period, 8th grade room 224: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri Professeure: Madame Bramaud-Mombelli Sylvanie.bramaudmombelli@hunsterschools.org
en classe de français
Je m'appelle
Madame Bramaud-Mombelli
Let me tell you a little bit about myself. I am French and come from La Côte d'Azur in France also known in the US as The Riviera. It is located in the South East of France close to Italy. After spending several years in Paris, my husband and I decided to relocate in NY with our three children. My one big passion is reading !
The students will...
2) gain an understanding of the French speaking cultures around the world. 3. appreciate how knowing the French language and culture can enrich their life in the community, give them access to resources in the language, and be life-long learners.
1) build proficiency in the three modes of communication – interpretive, interpersonal and presentational - through daily practice in target skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing French
Les règles de la classe!
We try to stay engaged as much as possible. We do our best every day.
We come prepared into the class (homework, notebook, textbook and writing supplies)
We raise our hand when wishing to speak and we speak in a loud, clear voice so that the entire class can hear. Conversely, when someone else is speaking, we must listen attentively
The language inside the classroom is French
We avoid leaving the classroom unless absolutely necessary
Chewing gums and food are prohibited in class except on special occasions. Water is the only beverage allowed. We do not leave trash behind
Pedagogical Focus
- Vocabulary and communication
- Structure: grammar, conjugation...
- Culture: We will focus on the francophone world at large
What to bring for class:
a 3-ring binder divided into 3 sections: 1. classwork/notes; 2. homework (usually pages from the workbook or “Cahier de l’eleve” pages 3. handouts
writing supplies: Blue, black, green and red color pens (or a multicolor bic pen) for color-coded notes, a highlighter and pencils.
your completed homework
your covered textbook and workbook Chemins Level 1 textbook with your name in ink inside the bookcover
TENTATIVE COURSE OVERVIEW
First semester September 5, 2025 – January 30, 2026
Prelimary unit Chemins 2 end of unit 4 Chemins 1
- Greetings, description of yourself and others, school, schedule, family and friends, numbers 0-60, the days of the week month, food, At a cafe - the possives, notions of quantities, to be and to have, the ER verbs, irregular verbs from the third group in the present tense, IR verbs - School calendars in France, summer camps in French speaking countries, French overseas territories, Euros
09/05 - 10/24
End of Unit Exam Monday, October 24
- Free time, Sport and leizure activities, the weather forecast, the big numbers - adverbs of frequency, irregular IR verbs, the irregular ER verbs - Le football, Sports and leizure activities in Francophone countries, the Loire, Normandie, Bretagne regions
10/27 - 11/18
Unit 5 Chemins 1 Les loisirs
End of Unit Exam Wednesday, November 18
First semester September 5, 2025 – January 30, 2026
11/06 - 12/10
- celebrations, stages of life, relationships, describing clothing, effering and recieving gifts, colors, shopping - demonstrativ pronouns, the passé composé avec avoir, the indirect objects the verb faire, the RE verbs - Celebrations and fashion around the francophone countries, geography and culture of Paris, La fête des voisins
End of Unit Exam Wednesday, Dec. 12
Unit 1 Chemins 2 Les fêtes
Projects 12/11-12/23End of Semester Assessments: January 23 – 29
Projects
End of semester reviews
12/15 - 12/23
January
Review of Semester 1 in January
Assessments: January 23 – 28
Second semester February 5, 2025 – June 18, 2026
02/02- 03/09
- Trips and vacations, the names of countries and nationalities, booking a hotel - passé composé with to be, direct object, Les nombres ordinaux, time connectors, adverb, verbs DIRE, ECRIRE, LIRE, the imparfait - La Belgique, La Suisse, Les vacances des Français, Glacier express
End of Unit Exam Monday, March o9
Unit 2 Chemins 2 En vacances
- the house, the rooms of the house, the furniture,Les pièces et les meubles - Imparfait vs Passé Composé, - Housing in France
03/10 - 04/14
End of Unit Exam Wednesday, April 14
Unit 3 Chemins 2 Chez nous
Unit 4 Chemins 2 La nourriture
- food, meals, restaurant menus, shops- the verb venir, the recent past, the verbs vouloir, pouvoir, devoir, comparative and superlative, the double pronouns - Le Guide Michelin, La Gastronomie, Tahitian food, L'art de la table, South Asia and French Polynesie
04/15 - 06/11
End of Unit Exam Tuesday, May 12
Final exams June 15-18
Language learning is cumulative!
quizzes and tests regularly
quizzes
EVALUATION
major tests at the conclusion of each chapter
classwork
go to first page
Grading policy
go to first page
HONESTY POLICY
Academic dishonesty is a very serious violation within a school community. Cheating and plagiarism constitute divisive and destructive forces that affect all members of Hunter. Those who cheat are dishonestly rewarded, and those who are honest are denied chances of pursuing various academic opportunities. As a result, honesty is threatened and cheating thrives, which is detrimental to the school community, creating mistrust among students, faculty, and administration, and also destroys Hunter’s reputation and academic credibility.
go to first page
In the Modern and Classical Languages Department, students must observe the following: - Complete homework assignments independently, unless otherwise instructed, as this serves as practice for exams and quizzes. Students will not know their problem areas if they are helped by friends or copy from them. - Both parties will be penalized equally when it has been discovered that students have shared homework. - The use of AI tool, including Chat GPT and any translation program or outside translation source is not allowed for any assignment. - Any sources used must be properly cited. - Copying from someone else’s exam, paper, homework or essay is a violation of the Academic Honesty Policy. - Using notes or other materials (including cell phones, tablets, computers, etc.) during an exam without authorization is a violation of the Academic Honesty Policy. - Sharing and/or disclosing questions or answers on quizzes or tests which have already been administered with other students is a violation of the Academic Honesty Policy.
go to first page
Now it's your turn to introduce yourself
go to first page
Pour t'aider voici un petit questionnaire à remplir:
go to first page
Qu'est-ce que la Francophonie?
go to first page
Petit jeu
Règles du jeu:Il y a 10 pays a trouver. Il y a 6 indices pour chaque pays. Devine le pays avec : 2 indices => 3points 4 indices => 2 points 6 indices => 1 point
go to first page