1. Expanded Vocabulary

• Numbers: Advanced counting, including numbers beyond 100.
• Time & Dates: Telling time (Quelle heure est-il?), days of the week, and discussing dates.
• Weather Vocabulary: Describing weather conditions (Il fait beau, Il pleut).
• Clothing & Shopping: Vocabulary related to clothes (une robe, un pantalon) and shopping phrases.
• School & Education: Classroom objects, subjects, and daily routines (un livre, une leçon, un professeur).

2. Advanced Grammar

• Verbs:
  • Present Tense: Review of regular and irregular verbs.
  • Future Proche: Introduction to the near future tense using aller (Je vais manger).
  • Past Tense: Introduction to the passé composé with avoir and être (J'ai mangé, Je suis allé).
• Articles & Nouns:
  • Definite and indefinite articles, including contractions (e.g., à + le = au).
  • Plural forms of nouns and adjectives.
• Adjectives:
  • Placement and agreement of adjectives with nouns (une grande maison, un chat noir).
  • Comparative and superlative forms (plus grand, le plus grand).
• Pronouns:
  • Subject pronouns (Je, Tu, Il/Elle, Nous, Vous, Ils/Elles).
  • Introduction to object pronouns (le, la, les) and their placement in sentences.

3. Complex Sentences

• Questions & Negations: More practice with forming questions and negative sentences, including inversion (Parlez-vous français?).
• Prepositions: Use of prepositions (à, de, avec, pour) in sentences.
• Conjunctions: Using conjunctions like et, mais, ou, parce que to connect ideas.

4. Conversational Skills

• Describing Daily Routine: Talking about everyday activities using reflexive verbs (Je me lève, Je me brosse les dents).
• Expressing Opinions: Using phrases to agree or disagree (Je pense que..., À mon avis...).
• Simple Dialogues: Engaging in longer dialogues that involve asking for and giving directions, ordering food, etc.

5. Reading and Comprehension

• Short Stories & Paragraphs: Reading simple stories and understanding the main idea.
• Understanding Instructions: Following simple written instructions in French.
• Comprehension Exercises: Answering questions based on reading passages.

6. Writing Practice

• Paragraph Writing: Writing short paragraphs on familiar topics like "Mon école," "Ma famille," etc.
• Simple Essays: Introduction to writing brief essays on topics like "Mes vacances" or "Ma journée typique."
• Letter Writing: Writing informal letters or emails (e.g., to a pen pal).

7. Listening Practice

• Audio Clips: Listening to recordings of native speakers and answering questions based on the content.
• Dialogues & Conversations: Practicing comprehension of spoken French in dialogues.

8. Cultural Knowledge

• French Cuisine: Introduction to popular French foods and dining etiquette.
• French Monuments & Cities: Learning about important landmarks in France and francophone countries.
• Festivals & Traditions: Deeper exploration of French festivals, holidays, and customs.

9. Projects and Activities

• Role-Playing: Engaging in role-play scenarios like shopping, ordering food, or asking for directions.
• Group Work: Collaborative projects related to French culture, such as creating posters or presentations.