"You can teach (nearly) anything with a picture book!" - click here for my presentation and notes. If you attended the live on 31st July, I can only apologise for the poor quality of my internet connection. I think it could not cope with the number of you lovely people giving up your time to…
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Weekly French schedule – week 19
WEEK 19 - PRACTISE FUN WORDS AND PHRASES TO SOUND FRENCH, part 10 Please note: from now on the activities are the same for all children; the extra activities are more suitable for older ones. They focus on a different French sound each week and now also tie in with the daily French challenge videos.…
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Sur le pont d’Avignon
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This video is the 27th in a series of videos of nursery rhymes in French. It can be found on my YouTube channel. Please do subscribe to it: I think you will find my videos useful!
This one (click here for the video) is about the well-known song "Sur le Pont d'Avignon"!
Click here for a pdf about this nursery rhyme:sur le pont dAvignon
How do my videos differ from other videos you can watch on YouTube? They were made with YOU in mind: either as a teacher of French to little ones, or as a parent who is keen for their child(ren) to learn French.
I enunciate the words very clearly so it is easy to copy them (no need to slow down the video!). The words to the rhyme are displayed in the video so you and the children can read them, should you want to. It comes with a translation of the words in English, great if you are not a French specialist. It also comes with extra background info and ideas on how you can exploit the video (see document below).
sur le pont dAvignon ideas, extra info
What else would help you make the most out of this video? Please do tell me in the comments below and I will see what I can do.
FutureLearn Course about primary languages
STOP PRESS: the course is available again, for the second time running! Join now! The exact title, which I felt was a bit long for my title haha, is: "Teaching languages in primary schools: putting research into practice." (click here to access the course - as long as it is available) I have been teaching…
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