I have designed this package especially for Halloween. You will find: -An Interactive power point presentation with audio sequences on most of the 38 slides, with activities that will enhance students speaking skills, especially their pronunciation and the order of the words in French (eg un petit monstre jaune meaning a small yellow monster...) - 60 mini flashcards with colourful monsters in 5 different shapes that can be used for different games. - a set of 6 double entrance tables with shapes and colours. (link with maths) - a set of 3 different monster masks to decorate for Halloween. - a set of 6 workseets with 5 different patterns each (30 all together) with different level of difficulties. - a set of 3 worksheets with monsters t cut ut and order in a sequence (size) - a worksheet to practice adding monsters and write the answers in French (un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq) I hope you will find this package very useful and fun for your students. MERCI de me faire confiance!

This bundle contains everything you need to help your early years students improve their maths skills through fun activities. It can also be used with older students learning English as a Second Language. Including hundreds of Halloween monsters in all different colours and shapes! - Power point with 37 slides to review colors, shapes, adjectives to describe height, weight and body build. Your students will learn to make sentences to describe the monsters using a range of adjectives. They will learn about simple patterns and more complex ones. They will also learn to fill double entrance tables up. There are opportunities to differentiate and extend all the activities thanks to the added documents: - A set of 60 mini Flashcards with monsters in different colours and shapes to use in speaking and maths activities. - A set of 4 double entrance tables to use in centres of activities for example. It can be laminated if you plan t use it again and again with different students. - A set of 6 pages of patterns to continue with different level of difficulties (with 5 patterns per page, which means 30 patterns all together) - A set of 3 pages with monsters to cut out and arrange from the biggest to the smallest one. - A worksheet to practice adding monsters up to five. - A set of 3 monsters masks. Any comments welcomed!Hope you enjoy teaching maths with this special Halloween pack. -

A whole package to use with the famous story "TROIS SOURIS PEINTRES" written by Ellen Stoll Walsh. - Reproduce the cover page of the book cutting out the three mice and the title in French (Alphas letters). You just need to paint a blank page using the primary colours red, yellow and blue and stick everything on it. Fun to do! - Experience mixing colours with "Le mélange des couleurs" and start using the signs "+" and "=" while painting the mice. You will get orange, purple and green. - Improve your students fine motor skills with "Les arcs de couleurs". They will be tracing coloured bows to help the mouse escape. - Start counting and adding numbers using 0, 1, 2, 3, + and = through the fun cut and stick "Mes premières additions". - Review your students knowledge about colours with "les nuages de couleur" (it can be laminated to use it many times). Perfect package to teach French from the age of 4 to 7.

You will find: -a PPT with 47 slides including many audio sequences. It also refers to the worksheets. -two detailed lesson plans. -four worksheets (one to practice each skill required in French: listening/ speaking/ writing/ reading) Objectives: -Count up to 12 Easter eggs+ describe the colours (pronounciation+ order 'noun+colour') -Describe the colour of the eggs looking at their position (1st, 2nd, 3rd...) and make full sentences (Le premier oeuf est rouge.) -Practice speaking in pairs asking 'De quelle couleur est le deuxième oeuf?' and answering 'il est jaune.' -Practice reading sentences and colouring eggs accordingly. - Practice listening to a description and colouring eggs accordingly. -Practice writing sentences to describe colourfull Easter eggs. -Say 'Happy Easter!' in French. I confirm that I have designed all the cliparts and everthing else. They are my own copyrights.