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How are you feeling today?

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Page 45 Bonjour! Ça va? (Children learn French)

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Let's rap!

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"Learn French" - Comment tu t'appelles?, What is your name? French Song for Kids

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Fancy a 3D flight over Paris?

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Counting to 10 and back!

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Numbers Song in French. Une Chanson des Chiffres.

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Play some authentic French cafe music whilst making one of the recipes below.

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French Music in French Cafe: Best of French Cafe Music (French Cafe Accordion Traditional Music)

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Start the day with a typical French breakfast

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Cooking in French - Little French Breakfast

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A vitamin packed smoothie.

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Try making a tasty croque-monsieur toasted sandwich.

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Little French Recipe - Le Croque-monsieur

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Healthy fruit kebabs.

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A proper French salad dressing from scratch!

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Revise vocabulary for body parts with dance fitness

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Who (or what) delivers Easter eggs to children in France?

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La légende des cloches de Pâques  (animation)

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Practise body parts with robots for company!

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Tête, Épaules, Genoux et Pieds | Kids Super Songs Français

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More practice using words for body parts (even the word for bottom!)

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Page 14 le Hokey Cokey (Skoldo French song)

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A gorilla this time. So get ready for the exercise to include bearing your chest!

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The penguin dance! Listen out for body parts.

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Practise your numbers by playing La Marelle (or Hopscotch as we call it!)

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Students could create their own game of 'La Marelle' using chalk in the playground. They could play this game to consolidate their use of numbers in French. Students could discuss the verbs needed to write a set of instructions for this game - jump, throw, hop and so on. They could create a word bank of these verbs and use it to write their own set of instructions. They could illustrate their writing with photographs of them playing the game. Students could also research other French counting games and teach these to their classmates.

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Playground counting game from France - 2nd level French - BBC Bitesize

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Students could create their own game of 'La Marelle' using chalk in the playground. They could play this game to consolidate their use of numbers in French. Students could discuss the verbs needed to write a set of instructions for this game - jump, throw, hop and so on.

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How to ask someone's age & say how old you are.

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Quel âge as-tu chanson pour les enfants | How old are you song in French

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A simple counting story about seed growth (and destruction!)

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How about planting some seeds of your own?

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Little French Gardening Club - Planting seeds / planter des graines

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Oh no, will the little fish find its mum? A lovely story featuring colour words.

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Three mischievous mice discover three pots of paint! A fun story about primary & secondary colours.

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Everyone knows this one! Great for practising the days of the week.

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A catchy song we didn't use in class but which I'm sure you'll enjoy.

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Dans ma salle de classe   Le clown Alexandre Paul Langel

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Another catchy tune about classroom objects.

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A fun song for practising colours. How many new words can you remember?

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Once you are familiar with the objects in the chameleon song, try this interactive matching game.

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Les couleurs dans la chanson de Léon Le Caméléon

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Przeciągnij i upuść każde słowo kluczowe obok jego opisu.. Materiał dydaktyczny | Un citron, Un mouton, Le gazon, Un poisson, Du charbon, Du melon, Un cochon.

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Try the classroom objects labelling activity on here.

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Free Interactive Primary or Elementary Key Stage 2, Ages 8-11 Years, French Teacher Resources and Kids Games. Learn French Numbers, Colours, Classroom Items, Fruits, Vegetables and Transport. Use for homeschool French Lessons.

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The video used in class.

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Les jours de la semaine - alain le lait (French days of the week)

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Have a listen to this. How many of the weather phrases do you recognise?

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Another song to help you remember the days of the week; this time one we've not used in class before.

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La chanson des jours de la semaine | Comptine pour apprendre les jours de la semaine |

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A silly song about animals with big noses and the noises they make! Listen out for some new words.

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Avec un gros nez - alain le lait - bruits d'animaux

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Practise pronouncing the tricky ones in the middle please... juin, juillet, août.

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Les mois de l'année - alain le lait (French months of the year)

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Follow the instructions in French to make the cutest, little, adorable chicks!

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4 - 12 âge

Imprimer le tuto

Découvrez en vidéo comme réaliser ces petits poussins à bascule :

Nous vous mettons également les étapes en photos et en texte , ci-dessous.

Commencez par réunir tout le matériel pour réaliser ces petits poussins animés.

Pliez la feuille jaune en deux et tracez le demi contour d'un verre au niveau du pli de la feuille, de manière à obtenir un demi-cercle (qui deviendra cercle une fois déplié).

Découpez votre demi-cercle. Puis sur une des extrémités de votre demi cercle, faites un petit pli vers l'intérieur.

Pliez un petit bout de papier orange en deux et découpez un triangle sur le pli de la feuille. Collez ce triangle double sur le papier jaune pour former le bec du poussin.

Découpez en arrondi une sorte de petite queue plumée :

Dessinez les détails de votre poussin sur les deux côtés : yeux, joues, ailes.

Votre poussin est terminé ! Quelques confettis lui feront un super repas de poussin.
N'hésitez pas à partager vos réalisations de ce bricolage avec nous sur notre page Facebook, Instagram ou Pinterest. On serait ravis !

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4 - 12 âge Imprimer le tuto Découvrez en vidéo comme réaliser ces petits poussins à bascule : Nous vous mettons également les étapes en photos et en texte , ci-dessous. Commencez par réunir tout le matériel pour réaliser ces petits poussins animés.

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If you find 13 to 16 tricky to remember, this will help.

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French Lesson - NUMBERS 1-20 - Compter jusqu'à 20 - Learn French

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More number practice.

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A story about an Easter egg hunt. Can you spot them all?

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A simple animated story for Easter featuring scenes from some of our favourite stories.

Join Lolly and Larkin in their search to find the 9 eggs hidden by the Easter bunny!

There's always a secret clue to help if you get stuck - just click on the Easter bunny button at the bottom of each page to listen to the clue.

Also available in English, German and Spanish.

The complete story is available free of charge. Subscribers log in to enjoy the story full screen and download the resources. Please contact us if you have any queries about subscribing.

Video version - enable Flash player for full interactivity. Best viewed full screen.

List of secret clues with solutions on second page - could be cut into strips and used before or after listening to the story. Click to preview or download.

A set of 9 playing cards with extra spaces for drawing and labelling your own eggs!

Reference sheet for use in pair or group work. Click to preview or download.

Reference sheet for use in pair or group work. Click to preview or download.

Set of 8 playing cards for pairs or snap.

... it's also available in English, German and Spanish!
Log in to enjoy the story full screen, or hop over to our subscription page to find out more.
Subscribers have full access to all the stories and resources on the website - that's 51 stories and poems at the last count...!

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A simple animated story for Easter featuring scenes from some of our favourite stories. Join Lolly and Larkin in their search to find the 9 eggs hidden by the Easter bunny! There's always a secret clue to help if you get stuck - just click on the Easter bunny button at the bottom of each page to listen to the clue.

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Family members practice.

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Ma famille (Vocabulaire de la famille) - alain le lait

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Another trip around Paris; this time on the ground!

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Try drawing the Eiffel Tower.

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A crazy song about animal sounds; the star being a cute, little chick!

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PULCINO PIO - Le Poussin Piou (Official video)

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A cartoon about a wolf who wants to be a detective.

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Le loup qui voulait être détective Loup épisode 1

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Retrouvez l'épisode Le loup qui voulait être détective - épisode 1 de Loup disponible gratuitement en replay sur Tivi5monde+. Tous vos programmes jeunesse préférés en illimité.

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Make a poster explaining how important it is to learn a foreign language.

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Make a decorated bookmark with French words on it.

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Design and write a postcard. Say hello, what you are called, how old you are, any pets you have, something you like (e.g. a colour, an animal, an item of food) and goodbye.📮

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A delicious treat of cookies.

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Take a stroll around the magnificent palace of Versailles and its gardens with this virtual tour.

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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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A southern port famous for its soap and lavender.

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Another virtual tour... this time the Lascaux Caves (situated not far from Bury's twin town of Angoulême).

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The discovery of the monumental Lascaux cave in 1940 brought with it a new era in our knowledge of both prehistoric art and human origins. Today, the cave continues to feed our collective imagination and to profoundly move new generations of visitors from around the world.

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Find out about Matisse.

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Find out who is Henri Matisse with this art homework guide, includes facts for kids, learn about fauvism and Matisse collage.

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Make a colourful collage in the style of Matisse.

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You are going to make your very own Matisse-inspired collage. Take a closer look at nature and be creative with shapes and colours as you cut out your own masterpiece!

Henri Matisse is a French artist known for making colourful works of art. He used a variety of materials in his work, including paint, bronze (for his sculptures), and he also made drawings using charcoal. As Matisse became older, he began to work with brightly coloured paper and would 'paint with scissors' to cut out shapes, animals, leaves, dancers and flowers and then arrange them.

One of Matisse's most famous works is called The Snail. Does the spiral pattern of shapes remind you of anything?

It was made in 1953 and shows Matisse's interest in bright colours. He arranged complementary colours alongside each other to create a vibrant effect. For example, you'll see that by putting green next to red, and blue next to orange the colours seem to buzz and really attract your attention.

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Make a Matisse inspired collage. Discover art projects and craft activities on Tate Kids

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What happened in 1066?

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The Battle of Hastings is one of the most famous and important battles in English history.

This year, we are celebrating 950 years since it happened, back in the Middle Ages, on 14th October 1066.

It was fought between William of Normandy and his army from France (called the Normans), and King Harold II and his English army. The English were known as the Anglo-Saxons back then. William won and Harold lost - legend has it he died from an arrow in the eye!

As a way of remembering this incredibly important battle, the Royal Mint - which makes our money - is making five million special 50p coins.

It is fitting as the Royal Mint has been making money for over 1,000 years, so soldiers at the time of the Battle of Hastings would have used money made by them.

Newsround takes a look at what exactly happened and why it was so important to England's history.

What happened?

Like many battles in history, it was fought because one person wanted to be king of another place. In this case, William of Normandy in France wanted to be King of England.

He believed he should have been made king when King Edward "the Confessor" died. Edward was was his distant cousin and William said he'd promised him the job.

However, a man called Harold Godwinson was crowned King of England in January 1066. William was furious.

At the end of September 1066, he sailed over to England from France with around 700 ships and a very large army.

When King Harold II learned about this, he marched with his army straight down to Sussex to meet the invaders. The march meant they were exhausted when they arrived.

On Saturday 14th October 1066, they met at a place called Senlac Hill near Hastings to fight each other. The battle lasted all day and thousands of men were killed and injured.

The army from France were much better-trained than the English, and had better weapons and horses. The English army were tired from the journey and also because they had recently had a battle with a Norwegian army, whose leader wanted Harold's crown too.

Eventually, King Harold II was killed. It is thought he was struck in the eye with an arrow, although historians are still arguing over whether this is actually true.

The Normans had conquered England. William became known as William the Conqueror - and he soon became King of England.

Why is it important?

The Battle of Hastings was extremely important for the history of England as it completely changed who was in charge.

The Anglo-Saxons had ruled the land for over 600 years since the Roman times. Now, the Normans had taken over, which meant big changes.

They took over the land, so people who worked in the fields now had new bosses. The language also changed, mixing Anglo-Saxon English with Norman French. That mixture would eventually become the English we know today.

The new rulers also gave England better links to France and the rest of Europe, and you could see their influence in buildings like churches and castles.

The Battle of Hastings also gave us one of the most famous tapestries in the world.

Not long after the battle took place, the story of what happened was recorded in what is a bit like an amazing stitched comic strip, called the Bayeux Tapestry.

It is around 70 metres long and almost as old as the Battle of Hastings itself. That means it's a piece of fabric that is almost 950 years old!

The tapestry tells the story of a moment in time which changed the history of England changed forever.

Test your knowledge of the Battle of Hastings with our quiz.

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What happened at the Battle of Hastings?

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The Battle of Hastings is one of the most famous and important battles in English history. This year, we are celebrating 950 years since it happened, back in the Middle Ages, on 14th October 1066. It was fought between William of Normandy and his army from France (called the Normans), and King Harold II and his English army.

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This animated version of the famous Bayeux Tapestry tells the story of the battle.

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Take this quiz to check your knowledge of the battle.

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Blue Peter - Can you conquer the Battle of Hastings?

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Who fought in this historical battle and what spices did they like? If you don't already know, find out in this quiz...

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Imagine you are working for the tourist board. Create a information leaflet about some key French cities.

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Grand Monstre Vert. Brilliant for colours and parts of the face. Don't be scared!

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Why not bake a yogurt cake?

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Cooking In French - Le gâteau au yaourt

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The Eiffel Tower goes on an overnight adventure!

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

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Which fruits do you like?

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J'aime les fruits - alain le lait (I like fruits)

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Draw and paint a bowl of fruit in the style of Cezanne. Try to include all the fruit from the 'J'aime les fruits' song. Add a Fench label to each item in your picture.

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Art With Trista - Paul Cezanne Inspired Still Life - Step By Step

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Another cake recipe; this time a chocolate one.

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Cooking In French- Le gâteau au chocolat

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Pancakes. What's your preferred topping?

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A traditional quiche.

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You'll no doubt have heard of Ratatouille but did you know that as well as being the name of a cartoon mouse chef, it's actually a delicious vegetable stew?

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Practise counting to 20 using outdoor play equipment! Perhaps try skipping, playing two balls against a wall or jumping on a pogo-stick. ⚽️🏓🏀🎾🤹‍♀️ Have fun!

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Why not turn a slice of bread into a tasty pizza for one?

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Listen to this song about a rainbow which also says 'merci' to all the key-workers helping us. Draw and label a rainbow of your own; I'd love to see your designs.

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How about these gorgeous little cakes?

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Why not try some yoga?