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Learn French and Spanish with games and activities

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Visit the French Zone to find lots of interesting facts about France, famous French people, French quizzes, songs and jokes!

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Lessons, games and quizzes on over 100 different topics!

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French games, lessons + tests to learn French free online | fun French learner games + lessons website for kids + adults

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French games free for learners: fun games for kids and adults learning second language French plus lessons and tests with 100+ different topics all with audio – free website

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KS2 French learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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French cartoon TV channel

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Les derniers épisodes de tes dessins animés préférés

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Gawayn, Foot de rue Extrême, Titeuf, Boris... Retrouve les derniers épisodes de tes dessins animés préférés et visionne les gratuitement en ligne, avec Tivi 5 Monde +

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Can you spot the words for:
- teacher
- friends
- break time?

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Dans la Famille... Je voudrais le frère...

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Dans la Famille... Je voudrais le frère...

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What is yours like?

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Ben is keen to practice and improve his French. He links up online with Ulysse in Marseille and follows his early morning routine.
We meet Ulysse when he is still asleep in bed.

He has forgotten that he has arranged to have a breakfast chat with Ben. Ulysse has overslept.

We then watch Ulysse as he eats breakfast, brushes his teeth and gets dressed.

He takes far too long to get ready and is easily distracted.

Ben takes the opportunity to practice telling the time in French.

Most days Ulysse catches the bus at a quarter to eight.

School starts at 8. 15. But it is now already 8.30.

Ulysse has missed the bus and is already late for school.

He jumps on his bike and cycles as fast as he can.

This clip is from the series Virtually There: France.

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Ben is keen to practice and improve his French. He links up online with Ulysse in Marseille and follows his early morning routine. We meet Ulysse when he is still asleep in bed. He has forgotten that he has arranged to have a breakfast chat with Ben. Ulysse has overslept.

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What time is it?

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Les hours - The hours - Level 2 - French Dictation

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Could you do the same and introduce your family in French?

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Ben is keen to improve his French. He links up online with Lili who lives in Marseille and meets her family.
Ben can see immediately that someone is celebrating their birthday, as there are balloons and decorations everywhere.

It is in fact Lili's 13th birthday and she is celebrating with her family.

Lili introduces Ben to her parents, her three little sisters, three cousins and two grandparents.

Ben wonders if Lili has any brothers and works out how to ask this in French - Lili as-tu des frères?

Lili asks Ben to take a photo of her family.

He organises the family into the best position for a brilliant photo!

This clip is from the series Virtually There: France.

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Ben is keen to improve his French. He links up online with Lili who lives in Marseille and meets her family. Ben can see immediately that someone is celebrating their birthday, as there are balloons and decorations everywhere. It is in fact Lili's 13th birthday and she is celebrating with her family.

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Your challenge is to use 'Hello', 'Thank you' and 'Goodbye' in French as many times as you can for a whole week!

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Learning french for children ( song Bonjour et merci )

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Are you planning to visit somewhere new in France? Make sure you revise how to understand directions in French.

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He joins them as they try to find their way to a café where their friend Ulysse is playing in a band.

The problem is that they are uncertain of how to get there. Thibaud is sure of the way and gives directions, but they soon find that his route does not lead them to the café.

The pressure is on, they are already late for the concert.

They eventually ask a passer-by for help. Following the new directions they eventually arrive at the café, but a disappointment is in store for Ben.

They are not allowed to take any form of camera into the concert, so Ben is 'switched off' and unable to see the concert.

This clip is from the series Virtually There: France.

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Ben links up online with Lili and Thibaud in Marseille who are trying to find their way to a café where their friend is playing a gig. These clips could be used for teaching French at KS2 and 2nd Level.

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What is your favourite colour in French?

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♫ La Chanson des Couleurs ♫ French Colors Song ♫ Les Couleurs en Français ♫ Learn French Basics ♫

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Could you write your own pizza recipe?

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Ben is keen to improve his French and links up online with friends who are in a supermarket in Marseille.
We follow Ingrid, Lili, Thibaud and Ulysse as they wander round selecting ingredients for pizzas. The girls choose traditional pizza ingredients - des champignons, des oignons, des œufs, du fromage, du saucisson.

However, Thibaud and Ulysse are putting some unusual pizza ingredients in their basket - des bananes, du chocolat, des bonbons, de la Chantilly.

Later on, we rejoin them in the kitchen as they prepare their pizzas.

Ben looks on with great interest and takes the opportunity to practise his food vocabulary.

He is making his own pizza in his kitchen in the UK.

Everyone enjoys their pizzas once they are cooked, although Ben has put too many chilies on his and needs a drink to cool down.

This clip is from the series Virtually There: France.

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Ben is keen to improve his French and links up online with friends who are in a supermarket in Marseille. We follow Ingrid, Lili, Thibaud and Ulysse as they wander round selecting ingredients for pizzas. The girls choose traditional pizza ingredients - des champignons, des oignons, des œufs, du fromage, du saucisson.

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Let's revise!

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Have you heard about Marie-Antoinette?

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Marie-Antoinette I Quelle Histoire - TV5 Monde

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Spend one hour listening to some French music!

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Steve Waring - Les vacances de Woody - 60 min de musique pour enfant

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Make up your own cubes and invent your own stories!

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SIt in a comfy seat and listen to this lovely story ...

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Henri Dès Raconte 5 histoires - Compilation #2

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Interactive Map of France | French Cities, Regions & Departments

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This interactive map of France has 2 illustrated maps with information on key French cities and hot spots, and 2 normal maps with regions and departments.

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Have fun colouring these clothes and have a go at describing them in French!

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Match the colours to the dress or use your imagination and design a new colour scheme!

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Could you think of 10 good reasons why you love French?

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Disco Disco!

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Which sports do you do/play? Could you try to make one sentence in French?

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Let's pretend we can travel again. Where would you go?✈️

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Let's pretend we can travel again. Where would you go?✈️

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Fill your passport and boarding card.

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Practice giving directions in French.

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Among many new initiatives created for children to keep themselves entertained during the lockdown, this one is perfect for the young architecture enthusiasts out there. British architecture studio Foster + Partners has published a series of architectural challenges for kids, such as building a paper skyscraper or creating a city. The templates for the challenges were shared on the official website of Foster + Partners and the company encourages kids to share their own creations on social media using the #architecturefromhome hashtag.

"Over the next few weeks we will be sharing new activities for children whilst at home, away from school. We'll include drawing, making, playing, thinking, reading, watching and other activities to keep them entertained⁠-for at least a few hours!" the studio website reads.

More info: Foster and Partners | Instagram | Twitter

Architecture studio Foster + Partners has launched "Architecture from Home" challenges for children

Image credits: Foster + Partners

Talking to Dezeen, Katy Harris, senior partner at Foster + Partners, said: "The recent lockdown has offered us an opportunity to create a number of online initiatives that educate and entertain our online community and support parents and carers with children who may not attend school at the moment. The #architecturefromhome initiative is a chance for all of us to have some fun and learn at the same time."

They released a series of templates for kids that they can print out, color, and fold to create paper cities

Image credits: Foster + Partners

According to the studio, the challenges have been created to encourage kids to think more about their surroundings, the buildings around them, and the environment they live in.

And are encouraging children to share their creations using the #architecturefromhome hashtag

Image credits: Foster + Partners

"We have tried to engage children in activities that are practical as well as thought-provoking and that may complement the work they are doing at home-school," Katy Harris told Dezeen.

So far the studio has challenged children to build a paper skyscraper...

Image credits: Foster + Partners

The activities are aimed at children from ages 2 to 12. But "they have been designed in a way that everyone, no matter what their age, can get something out of it," Katy Harris has said.

...and create their own city

Image credits: Foster + Partners

By using the templates provided

Image credits: Foster + Partners

The company describes its tasks as "practical as well as thought-provoking"

Image credits: Foster + Partners

"From the responses we are getting, even older children are taking something from these activities," Katy Harris said. "The broad appeal means that anyone can develop them into something bigger and better."

While its main goal is to get children to ask questions about their surroundings

Image credits: Foster + Partners

In addition to the templates for building a skyscraper and houses, the studio has also released a worksheet showing how to draw trees.

A representative of Foster + Partners has said that so far the response has been "absolutely fantastic"

Image credits: FosterPartners

Katy Harris said that so far, the response has been "absolutely fantastic" and "a bit overwhelming." The studio received emails from all over the world, including Canada, Spain, Italy, Australia, and Cambodia. "We are glad to be able to brighten someone's day or kindle their creativity in some ways⁠-stay tuned for many more fun activities!" she concluded.

And recently, the studio even released a read-along called What Makes a Building?

Image credits: FosterPartners

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Architecture Studio Releases A Series Of Templates Children Can Use To Create Paper Cities During Lockdown

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Jambon-beurre is, quite simply, ham and butter in a baguette.

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Le jambon-beurre - cooking in French - ham and butter sandwich

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School vocabulary: Print this game on card paper and have fun!

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Use this document to describe your BFF!

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Can you make a strawberry milkshake?

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Milkshake à la fraise - Strawberry milkshake

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Another game to print to practice the days of the week.

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Les 6 familles. A game to play to practice family members and colours.

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Yummy! 😝

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⚽️with the French football team

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What's the time?

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One important thing to note when talking about the time is that the French make greater use of the 24 hour clock than we typically do. You'll frequently encounter it in more formal situations (for instance, when making appointments) and also when clarifying whether a time is in the morning or in the evening.

In casual conversation where it's pretty obvious whether you're talking about day or night (for instance, when you're talking about going for dinner at eight'o'clock) it's more common to use the 12-hour clock.

In writing, you'll never see times written as 5pm or 3am. It will always be written 17h30 (5:30pm) or 22h (10pm).

To say the time, use il est followed by a number and then heure(s)

To say something like ten to eleven or quarter to five you should use moins (minus/less)

To say something like it's ten PAST eleven simply put the number of minutes after the hour.

Add an et when saying quarter past or half past

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Telling the time - A Free Online French Lesson from The French Experiment

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One important thing to note when talking about the time is that the French make greater use of the 24 hour clock than we typically do. You'll frequently encounter it in more formal situations (for instance, when making appointments) and also when clarifying whether a time is in the morning or in the evening.

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Cooking in French - Le gratin de pommes de terre

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Could you colour this little escargot using the colours we revised today?

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Can you match each superhero to its description? Use the dictionary link below if you need to.

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Delicious!

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Cooking In French- Le gâteau au chocolat

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Discover the Louvre through stories, games and activities ...👨🏻‍🎨

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Make simple sentences

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Can you fill in this information about yourself? You can use a bilingual dictionary to help (see link below).

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How about choosing your own toppings and finding out the French word for each one?

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Click on : "à découvrir de votre salon"

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Un petit détour en Normandie dans les pas de Claude Monet, ça vous dit ? Le Musée des impressionnismes de Giverny prend la vague des autres musées et met en ligne ses collections le temps du confinement. Terre d'adoption de l'auteur des "Nymphéas", Giverny accueille également la Fondation Monet, qui n'est autre que la superbe maison de l'artiste lui-même, à découvrir de votre salon.

Une plongée fascinante au coeur de l'impressionnisme

Le nom " impressionnisme" vient du célèbre tableau de Claude Monet " Impression soleil levant" qui représente le port du Havre aux premières heures de la journée, réalisé uniquement à l'aide de petite touches de peintures imprécises. Pour les adhérents au mouvement, l'objectif n'est plus de reproduire un motif de façon naturaliste, mais de dépeindre une atmosphère, un instant fugitif. Si on assimile souvent l' impressionnisme à des artistes français comme Cézanne, Pissarro ou Degas, et des lieux comme Barbizon, le Havre ou Honfleur, le mouvement s'est exporté à l'étranger pour s'épanouir grâce aux pinceaux d'artistes espagnols, américains et même japonais !

Le Musée des impressionnismes a alors pour vocation de raconter l'histoire du courant qui a révolutionné la peinture au XIXe siècle : ses origines, son rayonnement géographique et son influence dans l'art moderne. Le musée offre une déambulation virtuelle sur Google Arts & Culture et vous fait découvrir une centaine d'oeuvres et de documents issus de sa riche collection. En prime, il est possible d'explorer les expositions passés, à savoir " Monet-Auburtin", " Hiramatsu-reiji à Giverny " et d'autres ensemble d'oeuvres époustouflantes.

Plus ludique, le Musée des impressionnismes lance également un site web surprenant qui permet de découvrir l'univers de 70 artistes du monde entier qui se sont imprégnés du mouvement ! La Galaxie des impressionnistes, dotée d'un graphisme stellaire inventif, nous plonge dans l'univers du courant pictural autour de treize thèmes comme " Les Nabis" ou "l' Aventure américaine". L'occasion de faire une pause culture et de partir en excursion à Giverny depuis chez soi. Qui sait, ça vous donnera peut-être envie d'y organiser une sortie une fois le confinement passé ! Pour entrer dans la galaxie, c'est par ici.

À lire également :
La fascinante collection du Van Gogh Museum est accessible en ligne
Visiter les plus beaux musées du monde sans bouger de son canapé
L'incroyable exposition du Grand Palais sur Pompéi débarque chez nous !

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Giverny : immersion virtuelle dans l'univers des impressionnistes !

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5 min story KS1

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Laissez-moi vous raconter l'histoire d'un Poulet. Ses amis l'appellent Petit Poulet. Petit Poulet vit dans une petite maison de poulet normale, dans une petite ville normale.

Let me tell you the story of a chicken. His friends call him Chicken Little. Chicken Little lives in a normal little chicken house in a normal little town.

Il a si peur qu'il laisse tomber son toast dans son café. Plouf !
" Le ciel est en train de tomber ! LE CIEL EST EN TRAIN DE TOMBER ! Je dois prévenir tout le monde ! " crie Petit Poulet.

He is so scared that he drops his toast into his coffee. Plop!
"The sky is falling! THE SKY IS FALLING! I have to warn everyone!" shouts Chicken Little.

D'abord il envoie l'histoire par courriel à ses mille amis les plus proches. Puis il court dans la rue pour prévenir tous les autres.

First, he emails the story (sends the story by email) to his one-thousand closest friends. Then runs into the street to warn everyone else.

" Bonjour, Petit Poulet ! " dit Pauline. " Où vas-tu ? Pourquoi as-tu si peur ? "
" Le ciel est en train de tomber ! Le ciel est en train de tomber ! " dit Petit Poulet.

"Good morning, Chicken Little!" says Pauline. "Where are you going? Why are you so scared? (Why do you have so much fear?)"
"The sky is falling! The sky is falling!" says Chicken Little.

En arrivant au marais, ils rencontrent Carine la cane. Elle est en train de se baigner. ‍

When they reach the pond, they meet Carine the duck. She is having a bath.

" Salut, vous deux ! " dit Carine. " Où allez-vous ? Pourquoi avez-vous si peur ? "
" Le ciel est en train de tomber ! Le ciel est en train de tomber ! "‍ disent Petit Poulet et Pauline ensemble.

"Hello, you two!" says Carine. "Where are you going? Why are you so scared?"
"The sky is falling! The sky is falling!" say Chicken Little and Pauline together.

" Salut tout le monde ! " dit Louise. " Où allez-vous ? Pourquoi avez-vous si peur ? "
" Le ciel est en train de tomber ! LE CIEL EST EN TRAIN DE TOMBER ! " crient-ils tous ensemble.

"Hello everyone!" says Louise. "Where are you going? Why are you so scared?"
"The sky is falling. THE SKY IS FALLING!" everyone yells together.

Sur la rue principale, ils rencontrent Gérard le renard. Gérard est assis dans un café, en train d'écrire sur son laptop. ‍

On the main street, they meet Gérard the fox. Gérard is sitting at a cafe, writing on his laptop.

" Bonjour mes amis ! " dit Gérard. " Où allez-vous ? Pourquoi avez-vous si peur ? "
" LE CIEL EST EN TRAIN DE TOMBER ! LE CIEEEEEEL EST EN TRAIN DE TOOOOOOMBER ! " crient-ils tous ensemble.

"Good morning my friends!" says Gérard. " Where are you going? Why are you so scared?"
"THE SKY IS FALLING! THE SKYYYY IS FAAAAALLING!" everyone yells.

Gérard mène tout le monde à travers le village, le long de la route, à travers le champ et en haut d'une colline. Au sommet de la colline il y a une grande grotte sombre.

Gérard leads everyone through the village, down the road, across the field, and up a hill. At the top of the hill there is a big, dark cave.

" Entrez ! Entrez ! " dit Gérard. " Il y a assez de place pour tout le monde ! Le ciel ne nous tombera pas dessus ici. Nous sommes en sécurité. "

"Come in! Come in!" says Gérard. "There is enough room for everybody! The sky won't fall on us here. We are safe."

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Petit Poulet - Chicken Little in French (with audio)

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A version of "Chicken Little" children's story in French. Parallel text in French and English with audio by a native French speaker.

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Try to learn the gesture as well as the word

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Have a go at practicing!

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Full of goodness.... 😍

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EYFS & KS1

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Petit Ours Brun c'est le compagnon de la petite enfance, ce temps unique où tout a la fraîcheur des premières fois, où l'on découvre avec la même candeur la mer, le vent, la neige, l'œuf à la coque. Tout est important, mais rien n'est grave.

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Virtual visit (official website).

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Visitez la Tour Eiffel en réalité virtuelle à 360°

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Choose one and listen to it at bed time! 😴

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Children's stories translated into French with optional English translation and slow audio from a native French speaker. Great for kids... and adults too! Enjoy!

An updated version of Chicken Little, written in the present tense: Petit Poulet is un poulet tout à fait normal. Unfortunately he believes everything he reads on the internet...

A beautiful (but poignant) story of un oiseau and une baleine who tombent amoureux. But a whale can't fly, and a bird can't swim. Where will they live together?

Lion is getting ready for bed, when he hears un bruit étrange. What could it be? Is it a une monstre? A short story in the present tense.

A hungry renard is walking through the forest when he sees un corbeau with some fromage in his bec. But how can the fox get the cheese? A short story in the present tense.

Once there was a girl with une peau blanche comme la neige who was un tantinet more beautiful than the queen. A story of magic mirrors, some dwarfs, poisoned apples, and ScrabbleTM

When a rich chapelier tells people that his daughter can turn le foin into gold, the king makes him prove it (or be fed to the crocodiles!)

A story about a girl with très longs cheveux who lives in une grand tour. But it's also about different kinds of héros, and the things we do to live heureux jusqu'à la fin des temps.

A vain empereur loves bragging about his own intelligence. But when a dishonest tailleur sells him some nouveaux habits, the emperor discovers who the real imbécile is.

Cinderella is intelligente et gentille, but she's also très malheureuse. Will she escape her selfish belles-sœurs and belle-mère and go to the bal du roi?

Jack means well, but when he sells his family's only vache for une poignée de haricots, he's in deep trouble. Will those beans really make him plus riche que l'homme le plus riche du monde?

Hansel and Gretel get lost in la forêt and find une maison fait de chocolat et de bonbons. But then they also meet une méchante sorcière... Will Hansel become garçon rôti? ‍

Three hungry boucs meet a troll grossier et grincheux on their way to eat la haute herbe verte in the meadow. Will they outsmart him? Or will he eat them pour le petit-dejeuner?

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French fairy tales with audio: For kids and language learners

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Children's stories translated into French with optional English translation and slow audio from a native French speaker. Great for kids... and adults too! Enjoy! An updated version of Chicken Little, written in the present tense: Petit Poulet is un poulet tout à fait normal. Unfortunately he believes everything he reads on the internet...

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Have a got at drawing the Eiffel Tower. Also, have a look on the Visit France section for a virtual visit of the Eiffel Tower.

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Listen to that song 🎶
Learn it by heart 💙❤️

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Only 3 ingredients needed. Can you learn their names in French?

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'Let it Go' in French!

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Anaïs Delva - Libérée, Délivrée (De "La Reine des Neiges")

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KS2

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Learn about the amazing chateau of the Loire Valley.

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🎶Listen carefully to the lovely music too 🎶

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Il était une fois une petite fille que l'on surnommait Le Petit Chaperon Rouge car elle portait toujours un petit manteau rouge orné d'un capuchon. Sur le Roi de la montagne d'Hugo Alfven, écoutez autrement ce conte de Perrault connu de tous les enfants. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

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Have a go at learning this nursery rhyme using your fingers. Can you get what an escargot is?

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Didier Jeunesse - Des comptines et des histoires

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Petit Escargot porte sur son dos - Comptines - Jeu de doigts

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How many monuments can you name?

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It seems like we're always in the need of more kids activities for restaurants and travel. Shortly after I made Paper City Paris, I wondered what a miniature version would look like. Finally, this week I had the time to try it out. It was really fun redesigning and simplifying the folds and structures.

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Super easy and delicious!

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La Seine

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Vanessa Paradis & -M- "La seine" (Extrait du film "Un monstre à Paris")

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EYFS & KS1

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Bienvenue sur la chaîne officielle de Trotro ! Ce petit âne à la tête remplie d'idées ! Trotro est plein d'entrain et ne manque jamais une occasion de s'amuser. Il n'est pas vraiment ordonné mais son imagination est débordante. Trotro s'approprie son monde en famille, et entre amis !

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Enjoy the visit :-)

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The naughtiest Ever Fairy

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La vilaine fee / The Naughtiest Ever Fairy

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Learn how to count to 20 in French!

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Les chiffres et les nombres de 1 a 20 - alain le lait (French numbers from 1 to 20)

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Read all the facts and make put your own quiz to play with your family. 'Que le meilleur gagne'💪

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France Facts for Kids | Facts about France | France for Kids | Travel

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Our France Facts for Kids include information about France for Kids, landmarks in France, geography, famous French people, French food and much more.

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Can you spot the name of the herbs we are using in this recipe? Can you use a dictionary and find more words for different herbs in French?

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Cooking in French - Le taboulé au quinoa

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La vie en rose 💖

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La chasse à l'ours
Going on a bear hunt

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Can you find:
l'arc en ciel: rainbow
La glace: ice cream
le papillon: butterfly
le coquillage: the shell
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Print and cut out all the labels.
Spend 5 minutes every day planning your day. Have fun translating all the labels. You can also add your own one too :-)

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Les brochettes de fruits
Fruit kebab

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YOGA ENFANTS 3-6 ANS | Les animaux rigolos - 12 MINUTES

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That's a BIG one 👀

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Durée de la vidéo : 1 min.

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Chaque année, un boulanger est sélectionné pour fabriquer la galette des rois de l'Élysée.

1,20 mètre de diamètre : elle rentre tout juste dans le four. Recette secrète, le boulanger y a mis tout son savoir-faire. "Il ne faut pas se rater, en dix minutes, ça peut être trop cuit, avec un goût de brulé en bouche. C'est moyen pour tout le monde, et encore pire pour le président", explique Jocelyn Lohezic. Sacré champion de France de la galette des rois, ce boulanger a été choisi pour préparer celle de l'Élysée, exactement la même recette que celle de sa boutique.

Une tradition inaugurée par Valéry Giscard d'Estaing

Une galette à l'Élysée, c'est Valéry Giscard d'Estaing qui a inauguré le rituel en 1975. Depuis, tous les présidents sans exception ont joué du couteau pour perpétuer la tradition. Mais comme le précise Jocelyn Lohezic, "c'est une galette qui n'a pas de fève puisqu'il n'y a plus de roi en France. Donc, il n'y aura pas de couronne et pas de reine non plus".

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Durée de la vidéo : 1 min. FRANCE 3 Article rédigé par Chaque année, un boulanger est sélectionné pour fabriquer la galette des rois de l'Élysée. 1,20 mètre de diamètre : elle rentre tout juste dans le four. Recette secrète, le boulanger y a mis tout son savoir-faire.

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C'est quoi la vie?

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Aldebert - La vie c'est quoi ? (Clip officiel)

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Chauvet caves.

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Meet Our Ancestors - Google Arts & Culture

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Chauvet Cave: a 36,000-year-old art gallery, normally closed to the public, opens to everyone through immersive tech

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DEVINE COMBIEN JE T'AIME - Sam McBratney

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Short story video

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Petit Ours Brun c’est le compagnon de la petite enfance, ce temps unique où tout a la fraîcheur des premières fois, où l’on découvre avec la même candeur la mer, le vent, la neige, l’œuf à la coque. Tout est important, mais rien n’est grave. Et, dans le même quart d’heure, on peut pleurer à gros bou…

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All the ingredients are measured with the yogurt pot! SO EASY. Enjoy!

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Cooking In French - Le gâteau au yaourt

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And relax ...

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Emission n°15 : "Mon jardin à trésors" - Radio Relax

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Les plus beaux chants de Noël (Album 35 min) ⒹⓔⓥⓐNoël des enfants

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Print - colour - cut - glue

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Vois sur ton chemin

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Les Choristes En Concert :) Vois Sur Ton Chemin

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Virtual Reality

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Let yourself be guided ...

Place the headset over your eyes, pick up the controller ... and enjoy a unique and fully immersive experience in the Versailles of the 17th and 18th centuries ! Travel through different locations in the Palace thanks to the freedom offered by virtual reality, approach members of the French Court around you and let yourself be guided by history ! From the Royal Courtyard to the Hall of Mirrors via the King's Apartments, the King's Private apartments or the splendid Ambassadors' staircase, which no longer exists, " Experience Versailles " allows an approach like no other to the palace of Versailles.

Select which action you want to carry out with one hand and learn more thanks to the virtual book held in the other. Visiting the Versailles of bygone times has never been so easy!

Preview of the Ambassador of Siam, 1686 experience

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Discover and learn ...

The experience, available in French and English, is surprisingly educational : visitors can learn more about the life of certain figures - from courtiers to Louis XIV via the famous architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart or Madame de Pompadour - or discover interesting details about the life of the French sovereigns.The " Ambassador of Siam, 1686" experience provides the opportunity to discover or rediscover behind-the-scenes action during the reception of these visitors from afar, and get close up to one of the most emblematic receptions held in the Century of the Sun King. Designed in direct connection with the exhibition Visitors to Versailles. 1682-1789, the experience allows visitors to go a step further in their approach to the visit from these extraordinary ambassadors to Louis XIV.

Preview of the Ambassador of Siam, 1686 experience

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The second experience, " Yew Ball, 1745" allows the user to discover the sumptuous masked ball held by Louis XV, as well as discover the Palace of Versailles by night and ponder which costume the sovereign wore at this spectacular event. Sneak among the guests and enter the private apartments to find out the curious costume chosen by the King.

Preview of the Yew Tree Ball, 1745 experience

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The experiences, which include interactive moments with the user, allow you to get a closer view of the daily life of courtiers and discover their habits and duties. Become a member of the French Court in the blink of an eye !

Preview of the Yew Tree Ball experience

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The " Experience Versailles" application, which includes both experiences, is also available as a free download, and works with virtual reality hardware such as HTC Vive or Oculus Rift.
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Partnership

After the MOOC called " Louis XIV à Versailles" and the creation of the Gardens of Versailles, visitor app, the Palace of Versailles and Fondation Orange have come together once again in a partnership based on the creation of new experiences. Over the past years, Orange has been working with multiple cultural establishments on projects that place digital technology at the service of culture. In doing so, Orange confirms its commitment to the creation and distribution of digital tools to all, with the aim of popularising access to culture and knowledge.

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The Palace of Versailles is offering a virtual reality experience with the application "Experience Versailles", created with Fondation Orange, which allows visitors to relive the visit by the Ambassador of Siam to the Court of Louis XIV in 1686 and the Yew Ball held by Louis XV.

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La tour Eiffel a des ailes - Histoire pour enfants - Dokéo TV

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forward and backwards

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Numbers Song in French. Une Chanson des Chiffres.

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Just in case you need one!

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Hardly et hard n'ont pas le même sens, bien qu'ils soient tous deux des adverbes ( hard est aussi un adjectif, bien sûr). Hardly se traduit par à peine. Comparez par exemple I pedalled hard, j'ai pédalé dur, et I hardly touched him, je l'ai à peine touché.

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Dictionnaire Anglais-Français en ligne - Larousse

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Les dictionnaires Larousse accessibles gratuitement : monolingue et bilingues (français, anglais, allemand, espagnol, italien, arabe et chinois), dictionnaires des synonymes, des homonymes, des citations.

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Here are the instructions to make a smoothie in French. Can you spot the names of all the ingredients in French? Have a go at making one and enjoy. Bon appétit 😋