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Mathis - French Course

  • Writer: Andrew Starr
    Andrew Starr
  • Apr 1
  • 3 min read

Updated: Apr 4

This page is for use with lessons with Mathis, who is ultimately preparing for the IGCSE in French.

The shortened link to this blog page is rebrand.ly/frasml


Blue links are online. Red links are only available to my account. Purple links will require a specified Gmail account to be accessible.


General Information

vendredi, 25 avril 16h15

You may have answered the questions below for me to check. You should, after today, be able to start writing in your Google Doc the best copy of your work.


Today, we will look at: French schools, sports

We will base it on the course currently used in the school. Dynamo 1.


Les sports


vendredi, 4 avril 16h15

We will base it on the course currently used in the school. Dynamo 1.

This will likely be a few lessons' worth of themes, but we will see...


Mon uniforme scolaire...

Au collège, je porte ...

un pullover brun. une chemise blanche, un pantalon brun, une veste brune et une cravate rayée marron et jaune avec des chassures noires et des chausettes noires.


La routine journalière

1.    À quelle heure tu te lèves?

 

2.    À quelle heure tu te douches?

 

3.    À quelle heure tu te brosses les dents?

 

4.    À quelle heure tu t’habilles?

 

5.    À quelle heure tu prends ton petit déjeuner?

 

6.    À quelle heure tu vas au collège?

 

7.    Tu aimes le collège? Pourquoi?



Les sports


You may have completed a description of your family as set out below...

You should consider writing a text for a presentation about yourself and your family.

Include:

What you like and do not like.

What do members of your family like and do not like?

Can you give some reasons why?

Describe yourself and members of your family. What do you/they look like? What sort of personality traits do they have?

What sort of activities do you and they do?


Newer Questions

What do you learn at school? What is your favourite thing about school?

What do you wear to school?

What do you do on an average school day?

What sort of sports do you do/play?

What about your friends and family?




vendredi, 21 mars 16h15

Today, after reviewing the first term of year 7 at King Edward VI School, we found a few gaps that need to be filled from that section.


Let's look at:

Numbers and Alphabet. - Have you looked at the sheets I gave you last week?

What do you like and not like (p 14 Dynamo 1).


Hair and eye colour and more in-depth descriptions. (p16 Dynamo)

Talking about the family in more detail.


For homework:

You should consider writing a text for a presentation about yourself and your family.

Include:

What you like and do not like.

What do members of your family like and do not like?

Can you give some reasons why?

Describe yourself and members of your family. What do you/they look like? What sort of personality traits do they have?

What sort of activities do you and they do?


These videos have some helpful language to help extend your presentations.

This one for introductory purposes:

This one for family descriptions


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vendredi, 14 mars 16h30

Today, as it is essential to ensure that Mathis has the solid grounding in French required to embark on a GCSE course, we will begin by checking his knowledge of what should have been covered had he studied the French Key Stage 3 course at the King Edward School.


Today, what you need in school, what is in the classroom,


J'ai un/une...

Je n'ai pas de/d'...

J'ai besoin de/d'...

Les chiffres

L'Alphabet

Les jours de la semaine

Les mois de l'année

Comment écrire la date en français

Quelle est la date de ton anniversaire? (Song below)

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For reinforcement & revision

Family Members

Likes and dislikes

Describing people

School subjects

French school subjects

Introductions

French numbers 1-100

Months of the year

A song about the months of the year.


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