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Quel est ton sport préféré ?
These Olympics give you an opportunity to further pupils French vocabulary, sentence building and grammar structures.
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When did your love of languages start?
"I owe my love of French and languages to a dedicated enthusiastic young student teacher who will sadly probably never know the impact she had on my life."
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Developing Reading Comprehension Skills Year 2: Non-fiction
Help pupils develop the skills needed to read and comprehend non-fiction in Key Stage 1 and ensure a successful transition to Year 3. See the complete series. Scroll down to find out more and download ‘Try before you buy’ sample pages from the book.
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The easiest way to remember
What phrases are most readily remembered by children? Raps appeal to children: they are easy to remember and joining in gives a sense of unity within the group.
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What’s been happening at Brilliant Publications?
Marvellous weather has been happening this week. The sheep in the field behind our office seem to be really enjoying the sunshine too.
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Can children improve their memories?
Children need a way of making new information move from their short- to long-term memory, by associating each new piece of information with what is already known.
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Confidence is everything
Students always benefit from confidence when learning, but sometimes the need for confidence is doubly important. For all of us, when we start studying a new subject, confidence can be low simply because we generally don’t have the background or reference points to help us when something is not clear. As a result, we can easily feel lost.
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What’s been happening at Brilliant Publications?
As it is 14th February next week, here’s a little French Valentine’s Day poem for you!
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Music is the food of knowledge
Just as young children learn the language they hear around them in infancy, so there is a similar inborn inclination to respond to music. Children of course realise that they feel good when music comes their way, and so they respond through movement as a way of expressing their pleasure – which in turn is…
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