French : Medium Term Plan – Autumn Year 3 Salut! Ca va? NC13 : Subject content – Pupils should be taught to: a) listen attentively to spoken language and show understanding by joining in and responding g) read carefully and show understanding of words, phrases and simple writing b) explore patterns and sounds of language through songs and rhymes and link the spelling, sound and meaning of words h) appreciate stories, songs, poems and rhymes in the language c) engage in conversations; ask and answer questions; express opinions and respond to those of others; seek clarification and help* d) speak in sentences, using familiar vocabulary, phrases and basic language structures i) broaden their vocabulary and develop their ability to understand new words that are introduced into familiar written material, including through using a dictionary j) write phrases from memory, and adapt these to create new sentences, to express ideas clearly k) describe people, places, things and actions orally* and in writing e) develop accurate pronunciation and intonation so that others understand when they are reading aloud or using familiar words and phrases* l) understand basic grammar appropriate to the language being studied, including feminine, masculine and neuter forms and the conjugation of high-frequency verbs etc f) present ideas and information orally to a range of audiences Week 1-2 Activity/Task Learning Objective SALUT! - Greetings Introduce first French words and how we will greet each other each lesson. Watch programme 1, listening and responding where I can listen and respond verbally to basic greetings and write them To listen and respond to greetings. To use the phrase ‘Bonjour Madame Harding’. To use accurate pronunciation and intonation. To understand when to use ‘salut’ and when to use ‘bonjour’. MUST : listen and respond verbally. SHOULD : write French words accurately and verbally use new Resources Early Start French Programme 1 French books Pencils Colour pencils necessary. Draw portrait of themselves with speech bubbles, writing French greetings learnt. AU REVOIR – saying goodbye 3-4 Use vocabulary from last 2 weeks. Watch programme 2, listening and responding where necessary. Individually use greetings and goodbyes, responding to teacher. vocabulary in a short phrase ie Bonjour Madame Harding. COULD : Look at dictionaries to familiarize themselves and look up greetings. NC13 : a, d, e, (i) Core vocabulary : salut, bonjour, bonsoir, bonjour madame I can listen and respond verbally using goodbyes To listen and respond to initial greeting as a class and individually use greeting and goodbye. To use accurate pronunciation and intonation. To write greetings and goodbyes in correct places on 2 pictures. MUST : listen and respond verbally. SHOULD : write new vocabulary in speech bubbles in correct context. COULD : Use dictionary to find vocabulary and any other relevant phrases. NC13 : a, d, e, (i) Using pictures draw 2 speech bubbles to show greetings and 2 speech bubbles to show goodbyes. Core vocabulary : au revoir, a demain, merci CA VA? – Asking people how they are 5-6 Greet and say goodbye to teacher as a class. Watch programme 3 listening and responding where necessary. Learn ‘Salut! Ca va?’ song. Individually respond to Early Start French Programme 2 French books Pictures for greetings and goodbyes Pencils Colour pencils I can listen to the question ‘Ca va?’ and respond with an appropriate response. To consolidate vocabulary already learnt. To listen, understand and respond to ‘Ca va?’ Explain letter accents. To use accurate pronunciation and intonation. To explore the patterns and sounds through song and rhyme understanding the meaning of words. To appreciate songs and rhymes in French. MUST : listen and respond verbally and learn song. SHOULD : write the correct responses next to faces with expressions. Early Start French Programme 3 French books Pencils Colour pencils teacher’s question with an appropriate response. COULD : accurately write out song into books and decorate. NC13 : a, b, c, d, e, h Draw 3 faces with different expressions and write appropriate ‘Ca va’ response. Core vocabulary : ca va, ca va bien, ca va tres bien, ca ne va pas, oui, non. Extra – write out song. Questions : Ca va? …et toi? COMMENT T’APPELLES-TU? – What’s your name? 7-8 Reiterate vocabulary learnt so far. Watch programme 4 listening and responding where necessary. I can listen and respond to question asking me my name Use vocabulary learnt so far. To use accurate pronunciation and intonation. To listen, understand and respond to question ‘Comment t’appelles-tu?’ To be able to write question and answer in French. MUST : listen and respond verbally. SHOULD : write response accurately in French. COULD : write question and response accurately. Early Start French programme 4 French books pencils NC13 : a, c, d, e Individually respond to teacher’s question with appropriate response. Write question and response in French. LES COULEURS - colours 9-10 Reiterate vocabulary learnt so far. Watch programme 5 listening and responding where necessary. Core vocabulary : Structures – Je m’appelle… Questions – Comment t’appelles-tu? Using named lollipop sticks I can listen, understand and respond to questions about colours To use vocabulary learnt so far. To use accurate pronunciation and intonation. To listen, understand and respond to questions on colours. MUST : understand and say with accurate pronunciation own house colour and other primary colours. SHOULD : understand, write and say with accurate pronunciation primary and secondary colours. COULD : understand, write and say with accurate pronunciation primary, secondary and tertiary colours. Early Start French Programme 5 French books Paint palette sheets Extras – French colours word search and activities sheets Pencils Colours question individuals on colours. NC13 : a, c, e, g, k Send to desks by house colour in French. Core vocabulary : rouge, jaune, bleu, orange, vert, violet, gris, blanc, marron, noir, rose Complete paint palette naming colours in French. Question : Quelle couleur? Word searches and quizzes. LES NOMBRES 1-12 – numbers 1- 12 11-12 Reiterate vocabulary learnt so far. Watch programme 6 listening and responding where necessary. I can count to 12 in French. To use language learnt so far. To count to 12 using accurate pronunciation and intonation. To explore the patterns and sounds of French through rhyme. To appreciate rhymes in French. MUST : count to 12 using accurate pronunciation. SHOULD : write numbers to 12 accurately. COULD : investigate numbers using dictionary and complete sums in French. Count to 12 in rhyme as a class. NC13 : a, b, e, h, k, (i) Count forward and backwards 1 – 12. Core vocabulary : un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix, onze, douze, zero, et, fois, moins Draw and write numbers. Question : C’est combien? Crosswords and quizzes. Early Start French programme 6 French books Pencils Colours Crosswords etc on French numbers JOYEUX NOEL – Happy Christmas 13 I can use French words to describe Christmas To learn about French traditions at Christmas. To learn some French vocabulary relating to a festival. To learn some Christmas songs in French ie Jingle Bells. French Christmas work sheets Pencils Colours NC13 : a, b, c, d, e, h Vocabulary : joyeux noel, une etoile, un bonhomme de neige, le Pere Noel, un cadeau, un arbre de Noel, le bebe Jesus, une decoration, Marie, Joseph, les Rois, un renne Caroline Harding August 2015 SEN : Provide with templates and writing frames. Place in mixed ability pairs/groups when sharing ideas/having discussions. GT : Encourage to add own knowledge and suggest their own ideas.
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