Year 9 Cultural Studies

Here is the Famous Frenchies research homework.

When you have identified the people, please also note down WHY they are famous – what did they do?

Deadline: Monday 28th June

famous frenchies PDF

Year 8 revision help!

Try these excellent sites to help you revise verbs, foods and du/ de la/ des

http://www.languagesonline.org.uk/ (Grammar > Present Tense, and Various Grammar points > du, de la, des etc)

http://www.education.vic.gov.au/languagesonline/french/sect34/index.htm

Linguascope – Beginners > Everyday Life – food units

Year 7 French homework!

IN YOUR EXERCISE BOOK – handwritten!

Do a piece of writing: a. introduce yourself b. give your opinions about different school subjects. c. Extension: compare past and present experiences. DUE: Tuesday 6th October

Year 8 French tasty homework!

To help you find a French or Senegalese recipe try these sites:

http://www.marmiton.org

http://www.recettessenegalaises.com

Have fun!  Amusez-vous bien!

Year 11 orals!

It’s that time of year…  can’t believe it has come around so fast!

Here is the timetable.  BONNES CHANCES!

french-gcse-orals-2009sh

French Top Trumps!

French students in Year 7 at Seven Kings are going mad for Top Trumps cards – in French!

Last week I was so pleased with my class. Their homework was to make a few top trumps cards about animals from the website below.  Then in class we practised big numbers before they got on and played!  It was brilliant how they figured out the info for themselves – reading and oral communication for a real and fun purpose I think!  Trouble is do I keep the cards as a memento or surrender them back to their owners???

http://www.zoo-palmyre.fr/index_flash.php

Funny interactive French games!

Here are the Didier Bravo Flash games – I love the witch’s magic potion one 🙂

http://www.didierbravo.com/html/jeux/index.htm

Help for learning the recorder!

Here’s an interactive site to help you learn where to put your fingers to play different notes on the recorder!

http://www.hrs.hampshire.org.uk/finger/cfinger.html

Chinese music project

You will be working in groups of 5 to compose and perform a piece of music in the Chinese tradition.  You have been given one of the 5 elements (Fire, Water, Earth, Wood, Metal) and the notes G, A, B, D and E (a “pentatonic” scale) to work with.

You need to compose your melody, so if you need manuscript paper you can print it for free at:

http://www.blanksheetmusic.net/

Don’t forget to bring your instruments in next lesson to perform!

Catching up with the New Curriculum – Newham