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Mots polissons pour attraper les sons

I think I paid 2 euros for this book at a vide-grenier last summer... A bargain! You could grab it for a few pounds and it would still be worth it! Type of text : Poem Author or source : Helene Benait Intended age of students : Key Stage 2/3/4 Source reference :...

Loup, loup, y es-tu ?

This book is a new fun take on a traditional French song, "Promenons-nous dans les bois." I love the humour in it as the pigs tease the wolf and the unexpected ending makes everyone smile! Author or source: Mario Ramos Intended age of students: Key Stage 2/3 Source...

Quel cafouillage !

I actually happen to think that this book is one of the most beautiful ones I own. Here are some ideas on how you can use it/enjoy it too! Authors : Gianno Rodari & Alessandra Sanna Intended age of students : Key Stage 2/3 Source reference : 978-2-877-67452-2...

Demain, je te mangerai

I love this story where the wolf tries to look so mean... but he really is not! Language of text : French Type of text : picture book Author or source : Ramadier & Bourgeau; l'école des loisirs Intended age of students : Key Stage 1/2 or even KS3 Source...

Easter in France – Pâques

You will find below resources and links which I recommend to teach about Easter in France. There are some great ideas of activities on Lisa Kaler's Petite Etoile website - click here to access them. For a template for an Easter poem in French on Clare Seccombe's...

Les orteils n’ont pas de nom

The humour in this book really appeals to me... and the children I have read it to in the past! It is the story of the day toes decided they were worthy of having a name each... so here come the suggestions! The story line is very easy to understand so I have read it...

Le loup qui ne voulait plus marcher

If you know me, it will come as no surprise to you that I should start with a book from this series: I am a huge fan of Loup!!! His character really appeals to me as the twists in the stories make me (and my pupils!) smile! I use Loup stories successfully with...