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Teach French confidently with stories, whatever your expertise
Children love to listen to stories. So, stories are an ideal way to get children excited about learning French! Here are 7 reasons why.
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Why you need to introduce French at KS1
Learning French at KS1 appears to have an impact on creativity and critical thinking skills and can be seen to boost learning in other subjects.
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A perfect way of introducing children to French
Introduce KS2 pupils to the Luc et Sophie stories. Stories are an excellent way to teach French. They foster emotional engagement, making the learning process both enjoyable and memorable. Children will adore the…
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Easter eggs taste the same in any language
Designing a game is just one of the many activities in our Festivals and Traditions resources, which are available for KS2 French, Spanish and German.
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Pronounce French correctly with Physical French Phonics
Listening, practicing and repeating words aloud can improve accuracy. Consistent practice and mimicking are essential for fluency.
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How do you remember French grammar?
How can you help pupils recall the key points of French grammar? Word and image associations help us remember all sorts of things. Cue cards are a form of this. You know the…
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La Chandeleur – An excuse to have pancakes twice!
In France, the Catholic holiday of Candlemas is on the 2nd February and it is called La Chandeleur the Feast of Candles.
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Introduce French in Key Stage 1 effectively
Well-prepared materials to help you teach French with confidence. Teaching French in Key Stage 1 offers numerous cognitive, cultural, and developmental benefits. Young children’s brains are highly adaptable, making it easier for…
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How fluent are your pupils in French?
Acting is a fun way to practise French and promote fluency. Pupils will experience success and develop confidence.
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Higher French grades all round
Give students tried and tested memory tricks aimed at providing a basic grid through which they can learn and remember French grammar.
