French Greetings & Introductions with audios | 2-Lesson Beginner Bundle

Primary French for Beginners Bundle | KS2 French Greetings | 4 Lessons + Audio

Give your pupils the perfect introduction to French with this 4-lesson Primary French for Beginners bundle, designed especially for KS 2 pupils starting French from scratch. This ready-to-teach bundle takes pupils step by step from their very first French greeting to having a simple introductory conversation with confidence. 4 Complete French Lessons Included Lesson 1 Greetings in French Pupils learn essential greetings such as Bonjour, Salut and Bonsoir, as well as Monsieur, Madame and Mademoiselle. Lesson 2 Introducing My Name Pupils learn to ask and answer: Comment tu t’appelles ? Je m’appelle… They practise introducing themselves and asking someone their name. Lesson 3 Comment ça va ? / How Are You? Pupils learn to ask Comment ça va ? and respond in different ways, including: Ça va très bien ! Ça va bien ! Comme ci, comme ça. Ça ne va pas. Ça va mal. Lesson 4 Saying Goodbye in French Pupils discover different ways to say goodbye and learn when to use expressions such as: Au revoir ! Salut ! À bientôt ! À demain ! À plus tard ! Bonne journée ! Bonne soirée ! Bonne nuit ! AUDIO INCLUDED Audio support is included to help pupils hear authentic French pronunciation and give teachers additional confidence when introducing new vocabulary. This makes the bundle particularly useful for non-specialist primary teachers as well as French/MFL specialists. The Bundle Includes 4 complete Power Point lessons Audio pronunciation support Differentiated worksheets Homework activities Speaking and partner activities Reading and writing practice Vocabulary practice Challenges for more confident learners Engaging activities suitable for young beginners Perfect For KS 2 French | Primary French | Years 3 6 | French Beginners | MFL | French Greetings | Introduction to French | Home school French The lessons have been designed to follow a clear progression, with each lesson building naturally on the language learn t previously. By the end of the four lessons, pupils should be able to take part in a simple introductory exchange in French using greetings, their name, asking how someone is and saying goodbye. The resources are designed to be clear, engaging and easy to teach, with no complicated preparation required. No prior French knowledge required. Part of the Primary French for Beginners series , more lessons can be added to continue building pupils confidence and vocabulary.**