• Saskatoon Open Door Society

• Citizen and Immigration Canada

• Saskatoon Public Schools

• Saskatoon Catholic Schools

• Saskatoon French schools

• Government Sponsored Refugees (Priority)

• Skilled Workers/Professionals

• Church/Private Sponsorships• International Student• Secondary Immigrants• Canadian Citizens who are

children of Immigrants.• Any newcomer student who

has been in Canada for less than five years

School Registration, Three Way Conferences, \ Meetings, Home Visits, Follow-Up

Provide information sessions for students and parents,

Provide interpreters for different meeting at schools, or other organization if needs.

http://www.saskatoonsoccer.com/sys/index.php

• Collaboration with school social workers and counselors during crisis & advocacy

Maryam Karimi ( Team Leader)Cell: 270-4166E-mail: mkarimi@sods.sk.ca

• Buena Vista• Georges Vanier• Fairhaven• Holliston• Hugh Cairns• John Lake• King George• Montgomery,• Prince Alexandra• Pleasant Hill• Prince Philip• St. Dominic• St. Francis• St. John• St. Marguerite• St. Mary• St. Philip• Mount Royal

Blanca AlvarezCell: 370-3681E-mail: bmora@sods.sk.ca 

• Brownell,• Caroline Robins• Caswell• Victoria• Henry Kelsey Lawson Heights• Mayfair, Graystone Heights• North Park Wilson• River Height,• Silver wood• Sister O’Brien• St. Angela• St. Anne• St. George• St. Michael,• St. Paul• Queen Elizabeth • BJM

Waleed MomaniCell: 321-5162E-mail: wmomani@sods.sk.ca 

• Bishop Filevich, • Bishop Pocock,• Cardinal Leger, • Dr. John G. Egnatoff,• Father Robinson, • Forest Grove, • Lak-eridge, • Lakeview, • Mother Teresa,• Roland Michener, • St. Augustine, • St. Bernard, • école canadienne française, • St. Luke, • St. Mathew, • St. Volodomyr,• Silverspring,• Sutherland, • Wildwood ,• Saskatoon French,• St. Gerard • High Schools: • école canadienne française

Ferdinand NkurunzizaCell: 229-4306E-mail: fnkurunziza@sods.sk.ca 

Yanfang ZhouCell: 292-7223E-mail: yzhou@sods.sk.ca

•Bishop Klein, •Bishop Roberecki, •Father Vachon, •Howard Coad, •James L. Alexander,•Lester B. Pearson, •Montgomery, •Pleasant Hill, •Princess Alexandra, •St. Edward, •St. Maria Goretti, •St. Peter

Susan AmiraslaniCell: 270-8998

E-mail: samiraslani@sods.sk.ca

• Aden Bowman • Bishop James Mahoney• Holy Cross• Marion Graham• Bethlehem• College Park• Brunskill

Jamal OkbamichaelCell: 361-8316

E-mail: jokbamichael@sods.sk.ca

 

• Mount Royal • St. Joseph • Royal West • Bethlehem • Bedford Road

Crystal ArdellCell: 229-4506E-mail: cardell@sods.sk.ca 

• Evan Hardy• St Joseph

• Centennial• ED Feehan• City Park• Bethlehem

 

Ali ZaidiCell: 291-2342E-mail : azaidi@sods.sk.ca

• Walter Murray • West Mount• Tommy Douglas• Confederation Park• Nutana• Dundonald • WP Bate• Bishop Murray

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French Oracy French Oracy SessionsSessions

For Kindergarten to For Kindergarten to Grade 5Grade 5

GOALS of the SESSIONSGOALS of the SESSIONSAs quoted in the Handbook for

Administrators – French Second Language Program (Ministry of Education, 2005),

Students from non-English speaking homes also succeed in immersion programs, learning English and French as their second and third, or even fourth languages.

Goals continued…Goals continued…Improve French speaking and

comprehension skillsTo acquire new French vocabulary.To provide students an enriched

opportunity to communicate in French.

Students will explore, problem solve and be exposed to a variety of French speaking models.

Have fun.

Students can succeed in French.Parents are encouraged to attend –

to hear their child speak French.

“Parental support and encouragement are essential for success as they are for any educational program.” (The Handbook for Administrators – French Second Language Program (Ministry of Education, 2005)

INFORMATIONINFORMATIONGrade levels – Session datesGrade levels – Session datesKindergarten to grade 5 studentsFirst session will be on

Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012 followed by Feb. 8, 15, 29

The plan is to have one session per week

Session dates will be posted in the newsletter.

Format of the sessionFormat of the sessionThe format for the sessions will

be as followed:◦Students will meet at 3:30pm and

have snacks and drinks until 3:45.◦From 3:45 until 4:45pm students will

be participating in 4 different centers.

◦Each center will be 15 minutes.◦4:45pm students will be picked up by

parents.

Instructors - VolunteersInstructors - VolunteersMlle Luistro - teacher leaderM. Ferdinand - SSWIS workerMme Khan - SODS workerMme Bundgaard – principalCenter leaders – French

Immersion students from grade 12 and University of Saskatchewan students

CentersCentersActivities in the centers will be

linked to the provincial curriculum in the areas of literacy, math and oracy.

Math◦Counting in French, problem solving …

Kinesthetic activities◦French games, gym equipment

CentersCentersReading center

◦Reading a book◦Vocabulary◦Comprehension◦Story Telling

Music/drama ◦Opportunity to act out certain stories

using French vocabulary.

The centres will be more interactive and kinesthetic.

There will be less paper/pencil activities and more oral activities.

Rotation as per grade level.