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Des Français célèbres (Famous French people): Level 3 – Brilliant French Information series
This e-book presents seven famous French people, who all made an important contribution to the world in their respective fields. Pupils can easily and quickly read this short, attractive, highly-illustrated French e-book for a sense of enjoyment and achievement. The 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.
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Un tour de France (A tour around France): Level 3 – Brilliant French Information series
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).
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Jeunes francophones (French-speaking children): Level 3 – Brilliant French Information series
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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Des parcs d’attractions (Theme parks): Level 3 – Brilliant French Information series
This e-book presents seven famous theme parks in France. They are among the top 10 of French people’s favourite parks, after Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney Studios in Marne-la-Vallée, near Paris. 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.
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Bon appétit ! (Enjoy your meal!): Level 2 – Brilliant French Information series
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.
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Vive le sport ! (Long live sport!): Level 2 – Brilliant French Information series
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 – Brilliant French Information series
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 school): Level 2 – Brilliant French Information series
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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C’est la fête ! (It’s party time!): Level 2 – Brilliant French Information series
This e-book looks at some of the special days French people celebrate throughout the year. (There are of course others.) France’s national day goes back to the storming of the Bastille prison during the French Revolution in 1789.
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Bonjour, tout le monde ! (Hello everyone!): Level 1 – Brilliant French Information series
The focus for this e-book is on the different ways people greet each other in different countries. In France, it is common to say Salut ! (Hi!) to friends. To be polite, the French commonly add Monsieur when greeting a man, or Madame when greeting a woman. Encourage primary school pupils to become independent French readers with this highly-illustrated French information reader. 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.
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