1. Let's go to a Cafe! By the end of this lesson you will be able to:
Tell me the difference between an American restaurant and a French café.

2. Extra Credit If you would like bonus points. . .
Tell me the name of a famous writer who ate at this café.

3. ? Differences ?
Take out a piece of paper and be ready to take some notes.
You will be visiting a web site on the World Wide Web. The computer name for a Web address is a “URL.”
When you get to the first site, you will click onto a “link.” This link will take you to another spot on the Internet.
Go to the next slide to get more directions.

4. More directions!
First, you will click onto the URL that I will give you.
After the Web site appears, click onto the link that says:
Café de Flore (6th)
When you get to this site, look carefully at the picture looking for differences between it and an American restaurant.

5. Still More directions!
Next, click on the “back” button on the browser menu.
This time click onto the link that says: Les Deux Magots (6th)
When you get to your location, look at the picture, and write another difference you see between American restaurants and French cafes.
Go to the next slide to get the “URL” of your destination. (The Internet Web address.)

6. Let's Go!
When you finish looking for differences, go to the next slide.
Hint: if you double click the picture, it will get bigger.
Type this URL into the address bar of your Internet browser, or click onto the link below.

7. Great Job!
If you would like some extra credit, continue here. If not, click the button and go on.
Go back to that web site and read the café descriptions. Tell me the names of two famous people who ate at either café.
Click to go back:

8. We're on our way. . .
You must be getting hungry! Let’s order something to eat. Click on the waiter to learn to order in French.