Grade 8–9 FSL 3 – Level 3 student

What Students Will Learn

  1. 1Adjectives; comparatives & superlatives
  2. 2Simple future vs. near future
  3. 3Passé composé (irregular verbs; être)
  4. 4Reflexive & pronominal verbs
  5. 5Imperfect (imparfait) vs. passé composé
  6. 6Present conditional
  7. 7« Si » clauses (imparfait + conditionnel)
  8. 8Object, disjunctive & relative pronouns
  9. 9Interrogative words (est-ce que & inversion)
  10. 10Conjunctions & connectors
  11. 11Reviews & final exam

How We Teach at STS

1 Entry Assessment

New students begin with an individual assessment to determine their current level and suitable class placement.

2 Build the Foundation

Teachers reinforce key concepts and address areas that need more practice through clear explanations and guided examples.

3 Learn Ahead When Ready

When students have a strong foundation and are ready to progress, teachers introduce concepts ahead of the day-school curriculum.

4 Review & Progress

Homework, quizzes, and a Final Review reinforce learning and help assess students’ understanding and progress.

What to Expect

Ontario Curriculum Aligned Core academic programs are taught based on the Ontario Curriculum.
Small-Group Classes Students receive teacher guidance and have opportunities to ask questions.
Teacher-Led Instruction Clear explanations, worked examples, note-taking, and in-class practice help students understand concepts step by step.

Assessment is the first step for every STS course.

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