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Say and write new words in French: gender, nouns, alphabet

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Why this why now

Pupils reactivate previous knowledge of the verb avoir, articles, gender, number and the alphabet as they practise asking and answering the question 'Comment ça s'écrit?'. The context of Francophone countries provides a rich basis for practising previously taught sound-symbol correspondences for both written transcription and oral practice on spelling place names.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils know the definite articles le, la, les and l'.
  • Pupils know the indefinite articles un, une and des.
  • Pupils know to use 'il y a' and 'il n y a pas de' with nouns.
  • Pupils know subject pronouns je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, elles.
  • Pupils know that il/elle can be translated as 'it'.
  • Pupils know possessive adjectives mon, ma, mes, ton ta, tes.

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Why this why now

Pupils reactivate previous knowledge of the verb avoir, articles, gender, number and the alphabet as they practise asking and answering the question 'Comment ça s'écrit?'. The context of Francophone countries provides a rich basis for practising previously taught sound-symbol correspondences for both written transcription and oral practice on spelling place names.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils know the definite articles le, la, les and l'.
  • Pupils know the indefinite articles un, une and des.
  • Pupils know to use 'il y a' and 'il n y a pas de' with nouns.
  • Pupils know subject pronouns je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, elles.
  • Pupils know that il/elle can be translated as 'it'.
  • Pupils know possessive adjectives mon, ma, mes, ton ta, tes.

Say and write new words in French: gender, nouns, alphabet

In this unit, pupils revisit and consolidate prior grammar learning, known vocabulary and sounds of the language. They specifically revisit articles, gender and number, possessive adjectives, il y a, il n'y a pas de and the French alphabet.