Le hub français

We have been finding out about some of the different Easter traditions in France in class, most notably who delivers the Easter eggs! Year 3 and Year 5 have also been learning about what happens…

Next Tuesday is Shrove Tuesday, also known as Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday) in Francophone countries. I am sure that many of us will follow the tradition of making pancakes on the eve of Lent. But…

As part of maths week, we did lots of work saying big numbers in French in Years 4, 5 and 6. I wonder if the children can remember how to say 99 in French? Visit…

Bonjour tout le monde! This term, Year 3 will be learning the words for instruments in French and will practise saying what different instruments they play in French. Year 4 have been learning how to…

                    This week, we have looked at how Christmas is celebrated in France, and have looked ahead at the French traditions surrounding the feast of  Epiphany…

In our lessons this week with Year 4 and Year 6, we spoke of Armistice Day in France. Please take a look at the French Board in school to find out more and have a…

Whilst we might wear a poppy on the 11th November to commemorate Armistice Day, the end of World War I, and to remember those who have died in war, in France, people wear a cornflower,…

Just a reminder that there are many different games on Educandy to help you practise the language we have been learning this half term. Simply go to www.educandy.com and enter the activity codes that I…

On Wednesday, we celebrated National Poetry Day in class with Year 4 and Year 6 by reading a French poem, Les Jours et Les Couleurs. We used our new class dictionaries to find the meaning…