KS3 French Study Guide: superb for Years 7, 8 and 9 (CGP KS3 Study Guides)

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Studio 1, Chapter 4: ‘Ma zone’ (My area – places in a town, directions, where you go at the weekend, arranging to go out, saying what you can do in a town). Keep these four skills in mind when building your lesson plans, and ensure to include work that covers them comprehensively. Vocabulary lists produced for most modules of Y7, 8 and 9 French, roughly following the Expo textbook.I made him use this book for revision and he went from 54% in his January assessment to 90% in his end-of-year exam after only a few hours of work. It moves at the right pace for your pupils – whether or not they have prior French knowledge - and opens a window to the French-speaking world. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. We believe that all students can benefit from learning a language and that all students should have the opportunity to learn a language as part of their broad and balanced education at Murray Park School. This pack will help them talk about where their town is located, what their town is like and the facilities it has (or doesn’t have).

To help you remember all the important bits, there are summary questions at the end of each section with answers at the back. Live lessons are also frustrating for him as he can’t keep up with the teacher so that is not the answer for us) Instead he now gets a topic pack everyday - which is the main body of his learning - plus I will do maths with him and some reading at some point in the day. Reaching goals and standards gives time to celebrate and evaluate our strengths and weaknesses on the topic at hand - but what key skills are necessary to excel in French class?Language lessons scaffold learning through the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Provides all you need for the new Programme of Study: how to teach translation, use literary texts and boost spontaneous use of the target language, and will help you embed the skills pupils will need for the new 2016 UK GCSE.

Through illustrations and an active learning game, this will help your child remember everything they need to know from their morning routine to describing their home. Language and grammar are built around these topics and through a rigorous curriculum, solid foundations are laid to secure success in their future language learning.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. French teaching at Murray Park School aims to prepare students for the globalised world in which we live.

Our French curriculum will give students an insight into what it is like to live in a French-speaking (Francophone) country and allow them to compare their lives with the lives of their Francophone peers. Download and print out this fun activity for homework or classroom to help students learn about the Francophone world.Download this colour map of the French-speaking world, for students to learn about the key countries and millions of people around the world that use French in daily life. For me this book is great, it goes over the basics, it’s very easy to follow and it has a nice jokey nature. Colour in Francophone country flags, fill out the key facts about the country and even make up your own country and flag! This book is full of key phrases, topic vocab and practice questions for year 7-9 French students so it's packed with everything you need to know for the current KS3 programme of study.