This teaching resource includes
-16 slides Interactive Power Point Presentation with many animations and audio files.
It teaches students about the history behind November, the 11th, why it is a bank holiday in France, some important facts about World War II, what exactly happened on November the 11th, how November, the 11th is being celebrated in France, a special craft activity to do for that special day, a song from a famous French singer related to that event, expressions of opinions.
-6 pages of pdf file with 2 pages for the listening skills activity, 1 page for the reading skill activity, 1 page for the craft activity, 1 page with the lyrics of the song and 1 page for the writing task.
All 4 types of skills are included with listening skills activities, speaking skills, reading skills and writing skills.
There is also clear differentiation in the writing task.
It is perfect to use during the week of November, the 11th.
2017 is the 99th birthday anniversary of this event!!!
BACK to SCHOOL:
New classroom display with a FRENCH calendar 2015-2016.
Include seasons, months and days.
Each day is associated to a planet (link with science). Eg LUNDI- La lune, MARDI- Mars, ...
For each month, there is a picture of both a seasonal fruit and vegetable (link with Healthy Eating).
This calendar is designed to be used with a peg to move down the dates on each month.
You can easily add birthday pegs with the names of your students at the correct dates.
PERFECT for a good start of the year!!
-Learn about the legend of Chinese New Year (listen to the recorded story in French or read it).
-Review numbers 1 to 12 and 1st to 12th.
-Learn about the names of 12 animals through games such as the Kim game.
-Practice spelling their names through games, revising your alphabet in French.
- Learn about the dates of Chinese New Year (It is celebrated for 15 days) from 2015 to 2026.
This resource includes two lesson plans and the whole lessons to learn everything about the legend of Chinese new year and the animals of the zodiac.
Lots of animations, recorded audio sequences in French and learning games.
I have designed all the high quality cliparts by myself. I have my own copyrights.
Teach five words in French beginning with F and match them to the five senses to make full sentences, such as 'I can smell a flower'. (Je sens une fleur.)
Learn about ways to say 'I touch' ('I hold', 'I take', ‘I pick’ or ‘I pet’) and ‘I taste’ (‘I eat’)
Improve your pronunciation and reading skills by listening to French native speaker audio sequences.
Content:
-18 power point slides with colourful clipart pictures and audio sequences.
- Worksheet with mini flashcards (pictures+ words) to associate to each of the five senses.
- Detailed lesson plan.
Skills: KS2/3
Age: 5-10
Objectives:
-Use the prepositions (in, on, under, next to, behind...) to describe where the pumpkins are.
-Learn some vocabulary about Halloween.
This package contains:
- Interactive Power Point Presentation (19 slides) with objectives, vocabulary, sentences and "Hide and seek the pumpkin" games.
All the slides contain audio sequences recorded by a native French speaker. (single vocabulary words are being repeated three times to encourage the students to practice and rapidely improve their French speaking skills- sentences are repeated once)- Just need to press on the microphone buttons!
- "Hide & Seek the pumpkins" game to print. This game can be played in pairs or with two small groups.
- "Key learning" sheets that can be laminated for display or given as a reference.
- Written task
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French rules about the relative pronouns QUE and QUI.
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3 exercices to practice
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Answers given on the last two pages
PERFECT to teach FRENCH grammar at GCSE or A-level.
Teach five words in French beginning with C ([s] sound) and match them to the five senses to make full sentences, such as 'I see a boat'.
Learn about another way to say 'I touch' ('I hold', 'I wear')
Improve your pronounciation and reading skills by listening to french native speaker audio sequences.
Content:
-18 slides power point with colourful pictures and audio sequences.
- Worksheet with mini flashcards (pictures+words) to associate to each of the five senses.
- Detailed lesson plan.
Skills: KS2/3
Age: 5-10
Teach five words in French beginning with E and match them to the five senses to make full sentences, such as 'I can smell an elephant'. (Je sens un éléphant)
Learn about ways to say 'I touch' ('I hold', 'I take', ‘I pick’ or ‘I pet’) and ‘I taste’ (‘I eat’)
Improve your pronunciation and reading skills by listening to French native speaker audio sequences.
Content:
-18 power point slides with colourful clipart pictures and audio sequences.
- Worksheet with mini flashcards (pictures+ words) to associate to each of the five senses.
- Detailed lesson plan.
Skills: KS2/3
Age: 5-10
Teach five words in French beginning with G [g] and match them to the five senses to make full sentences, such as 'I see a dinosaur'.
Learn about ways to say 'I touch' ('I hold', 'I take', ‘I pick’ or ‘I pet’) and ‘I taste’ (‘I eat’)
Improve your pronunciation and reading skills by listening to French native speaker audio sequences.
Content:
-18 power point slides with colourful clipart pictures and audio sequences.
- Worksheet with mini flashcards (pictures+ words) to associate to each of the five senses.
- Detailed lesson plan.
Skills: KS2/3
Age: 5-10
An interactive story read in French, involving the pupils to connect with the story through patterned questions and answers.
Fun and modern story about a character called 'Patamodo A', made of playdough. This character starts from being a ball of playdough. Step by step, he learns how to turn into a capital A shape. He learns about the parts of the body he needs to see, hear, touch, taste and smell.
Everything also relates around words beginning with A.
It is a fantastic story that has proven to be very successful and interactive with young children.
Teach five words in French beginning with D and match them to the five senses to make full sentences, such as 'I can hear a discussion'. (J'entends une discussion)
Learn about ways to say 'I touch' ('I hold', 'I take', ‘I pick’ or ‘I pet’) and ‘I taste’ (‘I eat’)
Improve your pronunciation and reading skills by listening to French native speaker audio sequences.
Content:
-18 power point slides with colourful clipart pictures and audio sequences.
- Worksheet with mini flashcards (pictures+ words) to associate to each of the five senses.
- Detailed lesson plan.
Skills: KS2/3
Age: 5-10
Teach five words in French beginning with G [ʒ] and match them to the five senses to make full sentences, such as 'I can smell ginger'. (Je sens le gingembre)
Learn about ways to say 'I touch' ('I hold', 'I take', ‘I pick’ or ‘I pet’) and ‘I taste’ (‘I eat/ I drink’)
Improve your pronunciation and reading skills by listening to French native speaker audio sequences.
Content:
-18 power point slides with colourful clipart pictures and audio sequences.
- Worksheet with mini flashcards (pictures+ words) to associate to each of the five senses.
- Detailed lesson plan.
Skills: KS2/3
Age: 5-10
Teaching the kids how to use the famous Cuisenaire method,
and learn how to add numbers up to 10.
With this method, children will easily understand and be able to learn "the friends of ten"
If you don't have the calculation sticks, you can simply print them onto thick coloured papers.
To be used in Early Years Maths.
Teach five words in French beginning with C ([k] sound) and match them to the five senses to make full sentences, such as 'I see a boat'.
Learn about another way to say 'I touch' ('I hold') and 'I taste' ('I eat'/ 'I drink')
Improve your pronounciation and reading skills by listening to french native speaker audio sequences.
Content:
-18 slides power point with colourful pictures and audio sequences.
- Worksheet with mini flashcards (pictures+words) to associate to each of the five senses.
- Detailed lesson plan.
Skills: KS2/3
Age: 5-10
Teach five words in French beginning with B [b] and match them to the five senses to make full sentences, such as 'I see a boat'.
Improve your pronounciation and reading skills by listening to french native speaker audio sequences.
Content:
-16 slides power point with colourful pictures and audio sequences.
- Worksheet with mini flashcards (pictures+words) to associate to each of the five senses.
- Detailed lesson plan.
Skills: KS2/3
Age: 5-10
Power Point
- to practice using the past tense in French (le passé-composé) with "la voix active" and "la voix passive"
- to learn about the expression "se faire +infinitif"
- to review parts of the body
Basically, the gingerbread man is trying to run away from the bat. Little at a time, the bat manages to eat a piece of the gingerbread man (one hand, one harm, the second hand...).
The students learn to say:
"The bat ate one hand of the gingerbread man.
La chauve-souris a mangé une main du bonhomme en pain d'épice.
One hand of the gingerbread man has been eaten by the bat.
Une main du bonhomme en pain d'épice a été mangée par la chauve-souris.
The gingerbread man had one of his hand eaten by the bat.
Le bonhomme en pain d'épice s'est fait manger une de ses mains par la chauve-souris."
The rules about the tenses are clearly given in this PPT.
All correct answers have been recorded properly by a native French speaker.
At the end, you will find a listening activity in which you need to match each listening to its correct image.
I have designed all the images by myself.
This teaching resource can be used to review the past tense, extend knowledge using the passive form and learn new common expressions in French.