Bonne Année! Happy New Year!

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French
Department
Bonne Année! Happy New Year!
Pen Pals
Soirée Cinéma (5th and 6th grade)
Be ready for our first Movie Night!
The 2nd and 3rd graders have
received their penpal postcards.
They are currently working on
answering their penpals.
FRENCH CONVERSATION HOUR
Madame Hardiman & Madame Morin
would like to invite you to meet them
at Café Framboise, this Saturday
January 16, from 2:00 to 3:00. Come
grab a bite and come play some
games with us in French! Everyone is
welcome to attend.
159 Market Street
(843) 414-7241
Friday January 29th
At 6 pm
Students in grade 4, 5, 6, 7, & 8
will take the FLES or National
French Contest this quarter. The
FLES will take place in the month
of February and the NFC will take
place in March. Students will
start practicing this month.
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During Charleston Week, we talked about all
the French restaurants and bakeries located
on the peninsula. Here is an overview of the
places we talked about and their locations.
As you can see, it is very easy to eat à la
française in Charleston!
French
Department
Can you solve one of these riddles in French? Bring
your answer(s) to your teacher and maybe you will
win a prize!
Restaurants & Cafés
-
39 Rue de Jean, 39 John Street
Chez Nous, 6 Payne Court
Gaulart & Maliclet, 98 Broad Street
Breizh Pan Crepes, 39 George Street
Café Framboise, 159 Market Street
Chocolaterie & Pâtisseries
- Macaroon Boutique, 45 John Street
- Christophe Artisan Chocolatier, 90
Society Street
Madame Hardiman had a guest speaker
who came to address the 3rd and 4th
graders during Charleston Week. Mrs
Leland of the Huguenot Society came to
talk about her work and talked about what
the Huguenots had to endure when they
came to America. Mrs Leland used to
teach French at Charleston Day School!
Dicton du mois
Proverb of the month
Brouillard en janvier, année
ensoleilée.
Fog in January gives you a
sunny year.