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Un tour de France (A tour around France): Le…
This e-book takes the form of an interactive geography quiz. Pupils learn about different geographical features of France, from mountains and volcanoes to sand dunes and Caribbean islands (you may need to explain that Guadeloupe and Martinique are overseas territories which are governed by France). Look inside.
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Jeunes francophones (French-speaking childre…
This e-book contains brief interviews with children from some of the French-speaking areas/countries around the world: Belgium, Algeria, Gabon, Quebec, Martinique, New Caledonia. Pupils can easily and quickly read this short, attractive, highly-illustrated French e-book for a sense of enjoyment and achievement.
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Bon appétit ! (Enjoy your meal!): Level 2 &…
Bon appétit presents dishes from several French regions. Pupils can easily and quickly read this short, attractive, highly-illustrated French e-book for a sense of enjoyment and achievement. The e-book can be used to introduce children to reading in French and help them to improve their reading skills. It strongly supports Intercultural Understanding by making a point of revealing, via the texts and the pictures, various cultural aspects of life in France or French-speaking countries. Look inside.
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Vive le sport ! (Long live sport!): Level 2 …
This e-book features some sports and sporting events that are popular in France. (There are of course others.) You could provide pupils with a few more facts about each, or pupils could do some research for themselves.
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J’aime lire (I like reading): Level 2 …
The focus of this e-book is reading habits. In France, reading is a popular pastime with children of primary age, but during their years in secondary school, many young people lose the reading habit.
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Une journée à l’école (A day at sch…
This information e-book focuses on a child’s day in a French primary school, in a village in Eastern France. The school normally opens its door at 8:20.
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Les jours de la semaine (Days of the week): …
This e-book looks at the origin of the French names for the days of the week. Similarly to English, the French names refer to the Latin names of the planets: Lunae dies (day of the moon), Martis dies (day of Mars), etc.
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Drawing is a Class Act, Years 5–6: A Skill…
Drawing is a Class Act, Years 5–6: sets out clearly the progression of skills to be taught gives examples of how the skills can be applied contains carefully planned, clearly laid-out lesson plans provides examples of pupils' artwork for every lesson covers all of the National Curriculum Programmes of Study related to drawing Look inside. Scroll down to find out more and download ‘Try before you buy’ sample pages from the book.
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C’est Français: A Photocopiable Frenc…
C'est Français! is the ideal way to introduce French to primary school pupils. The flexible format means it can be used in school or for French clubs. The book is divided into 18 units. Each unit teaches a grammar point, and introduces related vocabulary. The teacher pages provide easy-to-use lesson plans with learning objectives, key words, activities and extension activities. Over 60 pupil sheets provide practice and reinforcement and can be copied. Written by Kathy Williams. Published by Brilliant Publications. Scroll down to find out more and download ‘Try before you buy’ sample pages from the book.
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Drawing is a Class Act, Years 1–2: A Skill…
Drawing is a Class Act, Years 1–2: sets out clearly the progression of skills to be taught gives examples of how the skills can be applied contains carefully planned, clearly laid-out lesson plans provides examples of pupils' artwork for every lesson covers all of the National Curriculum Programmes of Study related to drawing Look inside.
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