TEAM HOME SCHOOL
Welcome to Team Home School, together we can do this!
Each week I will be adding a new video teaching families some fun French.
Les enfants - children - this is a good time to teach Mum and Dad and show
them what you know! Each week you will have a new:
- lesson in Team Home School with ideas of games and activities to do as a family
- story in our Story Time section
- song in our Sing Along section
Please keep me posted with pics of the activities you
complete and let me know if I can share them on the
website for your friends and family to see.
A huge thanks to brilliantpublications.co.uk and Catherine Barlow who have made all of the songs in the workbook 'J'aime Chanter en Francais' available for FREE in mp3 format. Click on the music icon.
In addition, click on the coloured buttons for FREE French workbooks: yellow button for a French workbook created by Rachel Hawkes - she has created some fabulous activities that I have pulled together into one document for you; pink button for a French workbook created by Mr French aimed at year 3 and green button for a French workbook created by Mr French for year 4, 5 and 6. Mr French's workbooks have answers in the back - parfait!
Get in touch if you want any help with them, Madame Kaler is here to help you!
The Fun French School
in Beds, Bucks, Cambs & Northants
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"Experts agree that foreign-language learning can give kids a leg up in many areas of their lives, both now and in the future, with benefits ranging from academic achievement and career success to better interpersonal relationships. Research shows it’s helping them become better thinkers, better learners, and better citizens of the world. Simply put, learning a second language can help kids improve their academic performance across the board. "
(Maxwell, L. (2014). 5 Reasons a child should learn a foreign language. [online] Available at: [Accessed 13/2/18].
Bienvenue! Welcome!
We are so pleased to be working with Bozeat Primary. Petite Etoile currently
teaches French lessons to years 3, 4, 5 and 6.
What will your child gain by learning French with Petite Etoile?
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Enthusiasm for language learning
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Open mindedness and a receptive attitude to other cultures
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Awareness of the French culture and similarities and differences to our culture
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Knowledge of French grammar relating to nouns, verbs and adjectives which in turn enhances and reinforces the pupils’ general literacy awareness
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Confidence
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Teamwork and peer support
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A growth mindset with a detective like approach to unfamiliar language
How do we deliver French at Bozeat Primary?
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One 45 min - 1 hour lesson per week with each class in Key Stage 2 from year 3 to year 6.
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Clear routines of meeting and greeting in French to help pupils feel safe and secure.
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Lots of rewards to promote positive learning behaviour: stamps for effort each lesson which lead to prizes; star table awards for teamwork; french ambassador roles to encourage peer support and role modelling.
Quoi de neuf? What's new?
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Year 3 and 4 have been learning to introduce themselves, say numbers 1-10 and give their age.
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Year 5 and year 6 have been building more complex sentences by saying what school subjects they like and dislike and why. They are practising numbers 1-60 and are practising how to tell the time in French.
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Like cooking? A French recipe booklet with simple traditional recipes is available here thanks to the brilliant Madame Birtwistle for you to try at home.
Autumn & Spring Term 2020 - 2021
Extra! Fancy more of a challenge?
If your son or daughter has been attending French club or simply would like more of a challenge, visit our 'Team Home School' page via the button below. Here you will find songs, stories and nursery rhymes to watch and join with. Let me know how you get on! I'd love to see some pics or videos! Email me:
Check out the BBC Bitesize Primary French website for Key Stage 2. This has recently been updated and has great activites, songs, stories and games that practise a range of topic areas. Click on the image below and let us know how you get on.
