French/English parallel text/bilingual picture book for primary school use. Part of the Little Wolf series, with free accompanying lesson plan also available to download from TES. An original and humorous treatment of a well-loved theme, with ample opportunity for both repetition and/or improvisation. This dual language book is in the form of a mini play which primary school children will instantly warm to, and which facilitates role play within the classroom (or playground!) Drawing on a traditional favourite to help children familiarize themselves with time and numbers in French, reinforced by the parallel text page numbering in words, with beautiful watercolour pictures to accompany and reinforce the interest. One school commented that after studying this book, children in a subsequent maths lesson on time correctly answered the question IN FRENCH!

Powerpoint presentation of our original bilingual title (also available from TES as a downloadable e-book), 'Gris comme un Loup!/Grey like a Wolf!' 14 SLIDES/pages Ideal resource for the MFL classroom. French part of parallel text is spoken to assist primary level teachers with pronunciation, and can be activated/deactivated as necessary. As with all our PowerPoint Presentations, carefully produced with a pale grey background to ensure even pupils with dyslexia are included and can benefit from ease of learning with parallel text. Don't forget to download the free lesson plan which accompanies this original introduction to colours, all gently rhyming in the French to reinforce absorption.

Lesson Plan for Where are you Little Wolf/Ou es-tu Petit Loup? in French/English. Comprehensive lesson plan tailor made for the e-book available from TES. Many extension ideas are included and lots of grammar explanations, etc.

Lesson plan tailor made for French/English bilingual picture book GREY LIKE A WOLF/GRIS COMME UN LOUP available to download as a complete parallel text e-book with vocabulary section. Comprehensive lesson plan with lots of ideas for using the book and teaching children not just about colours, but about building sentences with confidence and in a very natural way which enables them quickly to grasp a 'feel' for French.

These picture samples are taken from 'Where are you, Little Wolf?/Ou es-tu, Petit Loup?', the first of a series of parallel text picture books in French and English intended as an introduction to French to young children. The lesson plans are free to download and include suggested use as well as ideas for the French Corner in the classroom, extension vocabulary and more. For further details, the complete book and resources, see www.bramhallbooks.co.uk

Quand je serai Grand (When I Grow Up) is the second book in this series of parallel text picture books intended to instil a love of French in young children. This books is suitable for key stage 1 and 2 and introduces the future tense by way of repetition accompanied by beautiful illustrations. See the website, www.bramhallbooks.co.uk for the accompanying books and resources.