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1 Spring Term Module 4 Culturethèque-ifru2013 May not be copied for commercial purposes.

2 Bonjour, les enfants. Click on the speech bubble to listen Bonjour, les enfants. Bonjour, les enfants !

3 Click on the speech bubble to listen Bonjour, les enfants ! Bonjour, monsieur. Bonjour, monsieur !

4 Bonjour, les enfants ! Bonjour, madame. Bonjour, madame !

5 Jacques a dit Click on the images to play

6 À Paris, il y a le Louvre. Now you try… Click on a picture to see a sentence. À Paris, il y a la Tour Eiffel. À Paris, il y a le Sacré-Cœur. À Paris, il y a les Bouquinistes. À Paris, il y a la Statue de la Liberté. À Paris, il y a la Seine. À Paris, il y a le Canal Saint-Martin.

7 Find the Matching Pairs À Paris, il y a la Tour Eiffel. À Paris, il y a le Sacré-Cœur. À Paris, il y a la Seine. À Paris, il y a les Bouquinistes. À Paris, il y a le Canal Saint-Martin. À Paris, il y a la Statue de la Liberté A B C D EF A B C D EF Reading Practice

8 Practise with a partner Numéro 4… À Paris, il y a les Bouquinistes. Oui.Non

9 lOpéra

10 le Musée du Quai Branly

11 le Centre Pompidou

12 Au revoir Au revoir, les enfants ! Au revoir, monsieur !

13 Au revoir Au revoir, les enfants ! Au revoir, madame !

14 DELF Prim is the first level in the DELF / DALF series of certificates awarded by the French Ministry of Education for proficiency in French as a Foreign Language. DELF has been consistent with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages since 1 September 2005 Further information about DELF Prim can be found at Sample DELF Prim tests for primary children can be found at Objectif DELF PRIM Module 4

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