A beautifully illustrated, double-sided, Primary KS2 (KS3 Less able/Special Needs) French A4 pupil vocabulary learning mat pdf. CONTENTS: include numbers 1-20; French names; first and third person structures for the verbs “to have”, “to be” and “to be called”; illustrated examples of characters saying their age up to 20 in the first and third person; 12 colourful adjective bean characters; the dinosaur family and relationships and illustrations in the first person of how to say how many brothers and sisters you have. PLUS 1 FREE PRIMARY KS2/3 FRENCH Level 1 work scheme suitable for (7-12 age range); UK years 3-7; US grades 2-6 detailing 37 lesson objectives and whole lesson resources to which they relate. Objectives are subdivided into 6 units. This Primary KS2/3 French pdf is included in the set of resources in the KS2 Level 1, Spring 1, Primary KS2/3 French, Home & Family unit. Enjoy!

Leçon 1 in our Learn as you teach Level 1 French Home & Family unit: OBJECTIVE: To identify family members. AGE RANGE: (7-12); KS1/2 (KS3 Less able/Special Needs) CONTENTS: (i) A power point presentation with a range of French native speaker sound files attached to every item of language with animation designed to support both learners and presenters: Starter: Multiple choice picture listening activity centred around school life: objects, register, instructions, time on the hour; Screens 3-4: Lesson objective and key structures Here is … - Voici; mon/ma - my (singular); Screen 5: Fun dinosaur family story presenting family members; Screen 6: Saying Here is my … with relatives Screen 7: Exploring and extending inter-family relationships. Plenary: Listening activity: children listen and unjumble the sentences about the dinosaur family from the Dad’s point of view. (ii) A lesson plan with screen by screen guidance and fun activity suggestions on how to present the show to pupils including a complete French/English vocabulary for the whole of the Level 1 Home & Family Unit with grammar notes; (iii) A b/w illustrated worksheet with 3 differentiated tasks that has been directly linked to the main body of the power point show. (iv) FREE Level 1 MFL work scheme detailing the other objectives in the unit and where the lesson falls in the teaching scheme. Learnasyouteach French is a unique Primary/ KS2 (KS3 SEN) French scheme designed to empower busy primary teachers, teaching assistants, parents or home educators, seeking to deliver outstanding French curriculum to younger or less able pupils, to learn French alongside the pupils they are teaching. It is also really useful for busy specialist French teachers too! Enjoy!

Leçon 1 in our Learn as you teach Level 2 French Out & About unit: OBJECTIVE: To describe accommodation. AGE RANGE: (8-13); KS2 (KS3 Less able/Special Needs) CONTENTS: (i) A power point presentation with a range of native speaker sound files attached to every item of language with animation designed to support both learners and presenters: Starter: Verb Picture Match activity: Aimer; Screens 3-4: Lesson objective and key structures (Verb presentation: Habiter; Screen 5: First person singular of Habiter in engaging question and answer format with types of accommodation; Screen 6: Third person plural of Habiter with locational environment (Town/Country) Screen 7: First/Second person plural of Habiter again in engaging question and answer format with types of accommodation. Sound files have been extended to include both accommodation and location. Plenary: Animated grammar close activity with Habiter. (ii) A lesson plan with screen by screen guidance on how to present the show to pupils including a complete French/English vocabulary for the whole of the Level 2 Out & About Unit with grammar notes; (iii) A b/w illustrated worksheet with 3 differentiated tasks that has been directly linked to the main body of the power point show. (iv) FREE Level 2 MFL work scheme detailing the other objectives in the unit and where the lesson falls in the teaching scheme. Learnasyouteach French is a unique Primary/ KS2 (KS3 SEN) French scheme designed to empower busy primary teachers, teaching assistants, parents or home educators, seeking to deliver outstanding French curriculum to younger or less able pupils, to learn French alongside the pupils they are teaching. It is also really useful for busy specialist French teachers too! Enjoy!