a sound in which the air passes through both one's nose and mouth

onze

lion

train

check - B - combien

bien

check - D - cheval

check - A - non

check - C - main

babouin

scorpion langudocien

un singe

une girafe

le singe

la girafe

Mon animal préféré c’est le chien.

Ton animal préféré c’est quoi ?

Mon animal préféré c’est le tigre.

chien

At the zoo: writing from a word list for reference

French

What do you have? 'J'ai' and 'tu as'

What it is like: adjectives after the noun

Describe what you have: adjectives after the noun

Describe what you have: speaking in sentences

Mother's day in 'la Francophonie': 'il' and 'elle' meaning 'it'

Mother's day in 'la Francophonie': 'mon', 'ma' and 'ton', 'ta'

At the zoo: 'il, elle' (it) and adjective agreement

Tintin: person nouns, 'avoir', 'être'

In this unit, pupils use prior knowledge of 'avoir' and 'être' in cultural contexts: Mother's Day in Francophonie,  the cartoon Tintin, and also the context of a trip to the zoo. New knowledge includes the subject pronouns for 'it', 'il' and 'elle''. Silent Final e, ç/c, -ien, and qu are introduced.

People, places, things: adjective agreement, subject pronouns 'it'

Which of these words contains a nasal sound?

Match the French words to their English meanings.

It always matches the animal's real gender.

It tells us if a noun is masculine or feminine.

Which of these is true about grammatical gender in French?

Put the words in the correct order to say your favourite animal in French.

Fill in the gap to complete the French version of the sentence 'My favourite animal is a dog': Mon animal préféré est {{}} chien.

Match each French word to its English meaning.

Put the words in the correct order to form a French sentence.

Which of these nouns would use l' in French instead of le or la?

Which sentence shows correct adjective agreement in French?

Match the animal to the most likely description in French.

At the zoo: writing from a word list for reference

Lesson outcome