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This week in French class, students will work on reading comprehension activities. They are to choose two activities from the "Activities" folder in French Glow Group for their year, such as "Zootopie 1&2" or "Sauver les animaux 1 & 2". Students should type their answers in Word and post them to their individual folders, which the teacher has created. Once completed, students should email the teacher to notify him they have finished the assignments.
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- 1. Weekbeginning:20th April SubjectArea: S1/2 - French Teacher:Mr Pietri Topicsto be coveredthisweek. Reading& Comprehension. Go to your French Glow Group and go to "Documents" for S1 and S2 pupils in the folder called "Activities". I would like you to choose 2 activities (Zootopie 1&2, Sauver les animaux 1 & 2 & Jeux 1 & 2 count as one activity). Some of you have already completed 2 or more activities and you just need to choose 2 different ones. Type your answers in Word and post your work in your own folders. I've created new folders for all S1 and S2 pupils in "Documents". Once you have posted your work, please send me a short notification by email to let me know you’ve done the work. InternetLinkstocourse workand resources: https://sts.platform.rmunify.com/account/signin/glow Contact email addressforteacher: antoine.pietri@glow.orkneyschools.org.uk