This KS2 / KS3 Beginners French Language Families BUNDLE (Ma Famille / La Famille) covers key teaching points and provides speaking and writing tasks for introduction to, and revision of, family members in French vocabulary and phrases. Contains an interactive PPT PowerPoint lesson presentation, engaging games and activities, differentiated worksheets and puzzles.   My FSL / MFL French basics resources and units suit students beginning French, near beginners (and intermediate learners for revision) in: Upper Primary (Key Stage 2 KS2) - Year 4, 5, 6 (Y4 Y5 Y6) Secondary (Key Stage 3 KS3) - especially Year 7 and 8 (Y7 / Y8) Equivalents such as Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Core French in Canada May suit others, depending on experience   Please the individual resource pages for fuller descriptions and previews. All resources in PDF, apart from the PowerPoint presentation.   THIS BUNDLE INCLUDES: Substantial lesson presentation Happy Families (Jeu des 7 Famille) Card Game Four in a Row Board Game Loop Game / Dominoes 3 Worksheets (plus answers) Crossword Wordsearch Additional versions of some writing pages to suit different levels of ability or experience   BUY THE INDIVIDUAL PACKS SEPARATELY IF YOU PREFER… French Family Presentation French Family Worksheets and Puzzles French Family Games If teaching French Pets alongside Family vocabulary you might like… French Family and Pets Role Play Cards French Family and Pets BIG BUNDLE THESE RESOURCES ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN: French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 There’s enough in my French Family BUNDLE for multiple lessons Some resources could be used for homework tasks. Includes vocabulary for the following family members: le frere (brother), la soeur (sister), le fils (son), la fille (daughter), le pere (father), la mere (mother), le bebe (baby), le grand-pere (grandfather), la grand-mere (grandmother), le beau-pere (stepfather), la belle-mere (stepmother), le demi-frere (stepbrother), la demi-soeur (stepsister), l’oncle (uncle), la tante (aunt), le cousin (male cousin), la cousine (female cousin), les jumeaux (twins), enfant unique (only child). ‘Mon’ and ‘ma’ are also used to say ‘my father’, ‘my sister’ etc. More informal names for Mum, Dad, Grandad and Grandma are also mentioned. The presentation and worksheets also support learners in answering questions about families, such as Qui est-ce? (Who is this?), Tu as des freres ou des soeurs? (Do you have any brothers or sisters?) and Combien de personnes il y a dans ta famille? (How many people are there in your family?). Giving names, ages and information about where people live is also consolidated.   Many thanks for your interest in my resources.   MORE TOPICS TO EXPLORE… Body Parts Calendar Classroom Objects and Schools Colours Describing People (Physical and Character) Clothing Food and Drink Greetings and Introductions Houses Numbers Sports and Hobbies Transport Weather