The unit explores types of homes, preferences when describing rooms and what it's like living in a castle.
You can find it all on the French Stages 4 and 5 section of our website.
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We are very excited to let you know that we have just published a Stage 5 unit of work on 'What is around me?', including an accompanying assessment of learning task, with marking guidelines. We have also updated the Stage 5 scope and sequence so that it links to these new resources.
The unit explores types of homes, preferences when describing rooms and what it's like living in a castle. You can find it all on the French Stages 4 and 5 section of our website.
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Stuck at home and itching to travel overseas? A virtual excursion to the Eiffel Tower could be the solution! This interactive website explores the geography, history and culture of this iconic landmark while your students learn and practise French virtually.
To send feedback and have access to the Google forms, contact Maxine Acosta-Ostrzycki. Click on the image to access. ABC Education TV is launching a brand new French Language series in Term 1.
Bistro Escargot is a 6 x 6 minute series for beginner level students of French (middle primary – lower secondary). The dialogue is entirely in French, and the writing and dialogue caters for beginner level students. Topics include name, age, likes, music, weather, food, clothing, geography, numbers and more. Bistro Escargot will broadcast on Thursdays at 10.15am commencing 8 February, and will be available on iview afterwards. Further details including episode synopses can be found here.
Si vous ne connaissez pas encore TV5, il faut absolument que vous alliez y faire un tour pour vous rendre compte de la richesse et de la variété du matériel pédagogique offert sur le site. Le journal, les bandes annonces, les films, les bandes dessinées etc. peuvent être passées directement de votre ordi au projecteur.
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