form of an adjective that describes a girl, woman or feminine noun (regular adjectives add an -e in the feminine form)

adjective which comes after the noun in French, e.g. 'un vélo gris'

French infinitive verb meaning 'to have, having'

vert

gris

rouge

jaune

cher

rapide

lent

différent

français

anglais

amusant

grise

verte

chère

un vélo lent

une voiture lente

un livre cher

une chose chère

j’ai

tu as

il a

elle a

avoir tune

il y a une tortue lente

il a une tortue lente

Describe what you have: adjectives after the noun

French

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

What it is like: 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

At the zoo: writing from a word list for reference

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 sentence means 'he has a funny dog'?

Order these words to say 'a yellow cat and an expensive car'.

Translate into English: 'elle a ton crayon nouveau'.

Translate into French: 'Do you have a blue hat?'

Order the numbers from smallest to biggest.

Which adjectives stay the same when describing a masculine or feminine noun?

Translate into English 'il y a une souris grise'.

Translate into French 'you have an expensive bicycle'.

Describe what you have: adjectives after the noun

Lesson outcome