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pTouché! X Manqué! Bataille navale ! Je joue Tu joues Il/elle joue Nous jouons Vous jouez Ils jouent Batalla naval (battleships) Pupils form sentences to try to find the 5 x hidden battleships. They can do this in two teams until all 5 are found. Click in the middle of the purple rectangle indicated by the phrase given and it will disappear. Pupils say ‘touché’ when they get a ship and ‘manqué when they miss. There is a black/white slide of the game at the end of this lesson, so pupils can play again, but in pairs.

Pourquoi? (Why?) parce que…(because) Pourquoi tu n’aimes pas…? Pourquoi aimes –tu ...? Pourquoi tu n’aimes pas…? Parce que je pense que c’est… (Because I think it’s …) Pourquoi aimes-tu / Pourquoi tu n’aimes pas? = Why do you (not) like it? Pupils are now encouraged to consider reasons why they might like or not like something. Pupils should repeat the phrases to become familiar with them. Click on the phrases to hear them pronounced.

anglais français serious amusant modern traditional pretty laid quiet Here are some useful words for giving reasons. Use your detective skills and work out the missing French and English word meanings. anglais français serious amusant modern traditional pretty laid quiet bruyant boring exciting émouvant international these 4 words don’t have opposites listed, but they are like the English words. See if you can find them all. touristy famous amazing Give pupils the sheet to see what they can work out themselves. international joli moderne fun tranquille impressionnant ugly célèbre ennuyeux sérieux touristique noisy traditionel

anglais français serious sérieux fun amusant modern moderne Here are some useful words for giving reasons. Use your detective skills and work out the missing French and English word meanings. anglais français serious sérieux fun amusant modern moderne traditional traditionnel pretty joli ugly laid quiet tranquille noisy bruyant boring ennuyeux exciting émouvant international International These 4 words don’t have opposites listed, but they are like the English words. See if you can find them all. touristy touristique famous célèbre amazing impressionnant Show them the answers and allow them to complete any they missed. international joli moderne fun tranquille impressionnant ugly célèbre ennuyeux sérieux touristique noisy émouvant

Comment dit-on en anglais ? Blue = masculine, red = feminine; tranquille = quiet, bruyant(e) = noisy Make pupils pronounce these words in both masculine and feminine forms several times. It would be really useful to have an action that you, as teacher, do to trigger pupil memory of the word. Realise this may be challenging … The next mouse click brings up the question Comment dit-on en anglais ? (How do you say that in English?) to make sure that pupils know the meanings of all the words. Click on words to hear audio. tranquille bruyant tranquille bruyante

Comment dit-on en anglais ? Blue = masculine, red = feminine; émouvant = exciting, ennuyeux = boring Instructions as per previous. émouvant ennuyeux émouvante ennuyeuse

Comment dit-on en anglais ? Blue = masculine, red = feminine; amusant = fun(ny), serieux = serious Instructions as per previous. amusant sérieux amusante sérieuse

Comment dit-on en anglais ? Blue = masculine, red = feminine; joli = pretty, laid = ugly Instructions as per previous. joli laid jolie laide

Comment dit-on en anglais ? Blue = masculine, red = feminine; traditionnel = traditional, moderne = modern Instructions as per previous. Remind pupils of cognates  traditionnel moderne traditionnelle moderne

Comment dit-on en anglais ? international internationale Blue = masculine, red = feminine; international = international Instructions as per previous.

Comment dit-on en anglais ? touristique Blue = masculine, red = feminine; touristique = touristy Instructions as per previous. touristique

Comment dit-on en anglais ? célèbre Blue = masculine, red = feminine; célèbre= famous Instructions as per previous. célèbre

Comment dit-on en anglais ? impressionnant Blue = masculine, red = feminine; impresionante = striking/impressive Instructions as per previous. Pupils will note that there is no difference in masculine & feminine forms for this word (because it doesn’t end in an –o in masculine there is no change.) impressionnante

Print out sheet, cut up into individual cards and give a set to each pair/pupil. Pupils then put the cards in the order (activities on next 2 slides) they are read out in. Run through the meanings first to check the pupils are on board with this activity.

1 Display this slide on FREEZE whilst you use the next slide to give the listening task.

This slide is with them jumbled up – i. e. NOT in the order given This slide is with them jumbled up – i.e. NOT in the order given. You can do this as a ‘slap the board activity’ and others can mark it. Click on each picture to hear them in the desired order. Pupils should put their picture cards in the order they hear them said. The audio is as follows: impressionant sérieux célèbre amusant traditionnel moderne joli ennuyeux bruyant émouvant touristique tranquille laid international Then click again to reveal the picture order so that pupils can check they have it right.

2 Display this slide on FREEZE whilst you use the next slide to give the listening task.

Click on the pictures to hear the order Click on the pictures to hear the order. Pupils should put their picture cards in the order they hear them said. joli touristique célèbre amusant moderne traditionnel impressionnant laid bruyant tranquille sérieux émouvant ennuyeux international Then click again to reveal the picture order so that pupils can check they have it right.

3 Display this slide on FREEZE whilst you use the next slide to give the listening task.

3rd round of audio. pictures are NOT in the correct order – answers are on the following slide. Click on the sound icon to hear the order. Then click again to reveal the picture order so that pupils can check they have it right. traditionnel bruyant émouvant impressionnant tranquille ennuyeux amusant sérieux touristique laid célèbre moderne joli international Then click again to reveal the picture order so that pupils can check they have it right. You may want to repeat this activity with your own order…

4 Display this slide on FREEZE whilst you use the next slide to give the listening task.

4th round ANSWERS Click on the sound icon to hear the order 4th round ANSWERS Click on the sound icon to hear the order. Then click again to reveal the picture order so that pupils can check they have it right. impressionnant moderne émouvant laid tranquille ennuyeux amusant traditionnel touristique sérieux international bruyant célèbre Then click again to reveal the picture order so that pupils can check they have it right. You may want to repeat this activity with your own order…

Pourquoi? (Why?) parce que…(because) Pourquoi tu n’aimes pas…? Pourquoi aimes –tu ...? Pourquoi tu n’aimes pas…? Parce que je pense que c’est… (Because I think it’s …) Pourquoi aimes-tu / Pourquoi tu n’aimes pas? = Why do you (not) like it? Pupils are now encouraged to consider reasons why they might like or not like something. Pupils should repeat the phrases to become familiar with them. Click on the phrases to hear them pronounced.

Pourquoi tu aimes Gustave la grenouille? Pourquoi (pas)? J’aime… Je n’aime pas… J’adore… Je déteste … Pourquoi tu aimes Gustave la grenouille? Pourquoi (pas)? Do you like Kermit the Frog? Why (not)? Pupils are encouraged to give opinions using the language they have covered in lessons 1 & 2, and any other language they can recycle from previous lessons. Parce que je pense que c’est …

Tu aimes? Pourquoi(pas)? Gonzo Piggy Animal 1 2 3 Do you like him/her? Why (not)? Pupils are encouraged to give opinions using the language they have covered in lessons 1 & 2, and any other language they can recycle from previous lessons. Characters are revealed on mouse-clicks. Encourage pupils to use feminine singular (red) adjectives for Piggy and masculine singular (blue) adjectives for Gonzo & Animal. Animal

Met un adjectif approprié dans le blanc ! Je n’aime pas mon collège parce que c’est__________. J’adore les fêtes parce qu’elles sont __________. Je préfère le football parce que c’est____________. Mon animal favori est un chat parce que les chats sont _______. La fille n’est pas bruyante, elle est __________. Mon anniversaire est très __________. J’adore les papillons parce qu’ils sont __________. Pocoyo est très __________. J’adore les aventures parce qu’elles sont ____________. J’aime la photo parcque c’est__________. Met un adjectif approprié dans le blanc ! Write appropriate adjectives in the spaces. Choose from the list at the bottom of the slide. The rules for adjectival agreement are the same as for the colours. –o, -a, -os, -as. Alternatively if the adjective doesn’t end in –o in the masculine singular it will be the same for the feminine singular and add –es for masculine & feminine plural. The idea is that pupils will use some of the adjectives they have just been introduced to and have practised. I don’t like school because it’s … (adjective must be masculine singular and fit in terms of meaning). I like parties because they are … (feminine plural) I prefer football because it’s … (feminine singular). My favourite animal is a cat because cats are … (masculine plural). The girl isn’t noisy, she’s … (feminine singular). My birthday party is very … (feminine singular). I love butterflies because they are … (feminine plural). Pocoyó is very … (masculine singular). I love adventures because they are … (feminine plural). I like the photo because it’s … (feminine singular). Answers appear on mouse-clicks and fly to spaces. amusant émouvant tranquille jolis amusantes ennuyeux jolie bruyant émouvantes jolis

Met un adjectif approprié dans le blanc ! Je n’aime pas mon collège parce que c’est__________. J’adore les fêtes parce qu’elles sont __________. Je préfère le football parce que c’est____________. Mon animal favori est un chat parce que les chats sont _______. La fille n’est pas bruyante, elle est __________. Mon anniversaire est très __________. J’adore les papillons parce qu’ils sont __________. Pocoyo est très __________. J’adore les aventures parce qu’elles sont ____________. J’aime la photo parcque c’est__________. Version for printing out amusant émouvant tranquille joli amusant ennuyeux joli bruyant émouvant joli

pTouché! X Manqué! Bataille navale Je joue Tu joues Il joue Vous jouez Nous jouons Vous jouez Ils jouent Batalla naval (battleships) Pupils form sentences to try to find the 5 x hidden battleships. They can do this in two teams until all 5 are found. Click in the middle of the purple rectangle indicated by the phrase given and it will disappear. Pupils say ‘tocado’ when they get a ship and ‘agua’ when there is only water there. There is a black/white slide of the game at the end of this lesson, so pupils can play again, but in pairs.