Year 3

 

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Outcome

  • Greetings in French
  • Vocabulary: Bonjour, bonsoir, Salut, Au revoir Ca va Ca va bien/mal Comme ci comme ca Comment t’appelle tu?
  • Pronunciation and spelling
  • Sentence building
  • Knowledge about language

Outcome

  • Greetings in French Vocabulary
  • Bonjour, bonsoir, Salut, Au revoir Ca va Ca va bien/mal Comme ci comme ca Comment t’appelle tu?
  • Pronunciation and spelling
  • Sentence building
  • Knowledge about language

Outcome

  • Les nombres de 1-10
  • Phonics: pronounce numbers correctly
  • Sentence building: Il y a + number + items learns from prior learning
  • Knowledge about language: Be aware that most words have silent letters at the end

Outcome

  • Counting from 1-20
  • Phonics: pronounce numbers correctly
  • Sentence building: Il y a + number + items learns from prior learning
  • Moving on to 30
  • Knowledge about language: Be aware that most words have silent letters at the end

Outcome

  • Les jours de la semaine
  • Sentence building: Sing Heads, shoulders, knees and toes in French
  • Knowledge about language: Be aware that music and song can help us learn a language

Outcome

  • Les mois de l’annee
  • Vocabulary: Describe personality traits
  • Pronunciation and spelling: remember how adjectives can change spelling according to masculine or feminine nouns
  • Sentence building: Use linking words qui / et to extend sentences
  • Knowledge about language: using 1st person – Je suis

Outcome

  • Le temps et les saisons – weather and seasons
  • Vocabulary: Say what the weather is like
  • Pronunciation, phonics and spelling: Be able to pronounce key question: Quel temps fait-il? with a rising tone
  • Sentence building: Use key adverbs of time: en ce moment = at the moment, aujourd’hui = today
  • Knowledge about language: Be aware of the difference between il fait and il y a
  • Revision: Recall days of the week

Outcome

  • Family members
  • Vocabulary: Name 5 places in town
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Say place names with the correct determiner in a good accent
  • Sentence building: Play ‘I went to market…’
  • Knowledge about language: Use of the past tense: Je suis allé(e) / j’ai acheté
  • Revision: Revise il y a = there is / are

Outcome

  • Les couleurs
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Identify a new accent over tête
  • Sentence building: Introduce a body part using c’est = this is
  • Knowledge about language: Recognise there are different determiners le / la / l’ / les

Outcome

  • Les animaux domestiques
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Identify a new accent over tête
  • Sentence building: Introduce a body part using c’est = this is
  • Knowledge about language: Recognise there are different determiners le / la / l’ / les

Outcome

  • Christmas – Noel
  • Vocabulary: Say how we feel depending on the weather
  • Pronunciation and spelling; Notice that final -d sounds like a -t in the phrase quand il fait du soleil
  • Sentence building: Use a conjunction quand = when joining 2 parts of a sentence together
  • Knowledge about language: The adjective must agree with its noun, depending on masculine or feminine gender e.g. je suis heureuse
  • Revision: Revise the verb ‘to be’ Je suis = I am

Outcome

  • Assessment
  • Vocabulary: Spring Term Test
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Assessment via outcome
  • Sentence building: Correcting together
  • Knowledge about language: Self Assessment

Outcome

  • Instructions in French
  • Vocabulary: Say what fruit you like
  • Pronunciation and spelling: focus on vowels when pronouncing fruits
  • Sentence building: J’aime + fruits
  • Knowledge about language: Nouns are either masculine or feminine
  • Revision: Colours

Outcome

  • Fruits and Vegetables
  • Vocabulary: Say what household pets I have / don’t have
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Say animal words with the correct determiner
  • Sentence building: Recall the connectives et = and; mais = but
  • Knowledge about language: The negative form of j’ai (I have) = je n’ai pas de (I don’t have)

Outcome

  • Fruits and Vegetables
  • Vocabulary: Say what fruit you like
  • Pronunciation and spelling: focus on vowels when pronouncing fruits
  • Sentence building: J’aime + fruits
  • Knowledge about language: Nouns are either masculine or feminine
  • Revision: Colours

Outcome

  • Sports and leisure
  • Vocabulary: Give a simple opinion about sporting activities
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Pronounce vocab of sports, paying attention to determiner
  • Sentence building: Be able to list three sports you like / 2 sports you dislike
  • Knowledge about language Revision: Revise basic opinions (positive / negative)
  • Be aware of cognates and how they can help with understanding

Outcome

  • Body parts
  • Describing your Face
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Identify a new accent over tête
  • Sentence building: Introduce a body part using c’est = this is
  • Knowledge about language: Recognise there are different determiners le / la / l’ / les

Outcome

  • Body parts
  • Describing your Face
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Identify a new accent over tête
  • Sentence building: Introduce a body part using c’est = this is
  • Knowledge about language: Recognise there are different determiners le / la / l’ / les

Outcome

  • Physical description
  • Vocabulary: Say what fruit you like
  • Pronunciation and spelling: focus on vowels when pronouncing fruits
  • Sentence building: J’aime + fruits
  • Knowledge about language: Nouns are either masculine or feminine
  • Revision: Colours

Outcome

  • Personality traits
  • Vocabulary: Describe personality traits
  • Pronunciation and spelling: remember how adjectives can change spelling according to masculine or feminine nouns
  • Sentence building: Use linking words qui / et to extend sentences
  • Knowledge about language: using 1st person – Je suis

Outcome

  • Items of clothing 1
  • Vocabulary: Describe personality traits
  • Pronunciation and spelling: remember how adjectives can change spelling according to masculine or feminine nouns

Outcome

  • Items of clothing 1
  • Vocabulary: Describe personality traits
  • Pronunciation and spelling: remember how adjectives can change spelling according to masculine or feminine nouns

Outcome

  • Easter – Les fetes de Pacques
  • Vocabulary: Say how we feel depending on the weather
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Notice that final -d sounds like a -t in the phrase quand il fait du soleil
  • Sentence building: Use a conjunction quand = when joining 2 parts of a sentence together
  • Knowledge about language: The adjective must agree with its noun, depending on masculine or feminine gender e.g. je suis heureuse

Outcome

  • Assessment
  • Vocabulary: Spring Term Test
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Assessment via outcome
  • Sentence building: Correcting together
  • Knowledge about language: Self Assessment

Outcome

  • Where do you live?
  • Vocabulary: Name 5 places in town
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Say place names with the correct determiner in a good accent
  • Sentence building: Play ‘I went to market…’
  • Knowledge about language: Use of the past tense: Je suis allé(e) / j’ai acheté
  • Revision: Revise il y a = there is / are

Outcome

  • My house
  • Vocabulary: Say what household pets I have / don’t have
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Say animal words with the correct determiner
  • Sentence building: Recall the connectives et = and; mais = but
  • Knowledge about language: The negative form of j’ai (I have) = je n’ai pas de (I don’t have)

Outcome

  • My room
  • Phonics: pronounce numbers correctly
  • Sentence building: Il y a + number + items learns from prior learning
  • Knowledge about language: Be aware that most words have silent letters at the end

Outcome

  • Furniture in the house
  • Vocabulary: Give a simple opinion about sporting activities
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Pronounce vocab of sports, paying attention to determiner
  • Sentence building: Be able to list three sports you like / 2 sports you dislike
  • Knowledge about language Be aware of cognates and how they can help with understanding
  • Revision: Revise basic opinions (positive / negative)

Outcome

  • Furniture in the house
  • Vocabulary: Give a simple opinion about sporting activities
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Pronounce vocab of sports, paying attention to determiner
  • Sentence building: Be able to list three sports you like / 2 sports you dislike
  • Knowledge about language

Outcome

  • Places in town
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Identify a new accent over tête
  • Sentence building: Introduce a body part using c’est = this is
  • Knowledge about language: Recognise there are different determiners le / la / l’ / les

Outcome

  • Shops in town
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Identify a new accent over tête
  • Sentence building: Introduce a body part using c’est = this is
  • Knowledge about language: Recognise there are different determiners le / la / l’ / les

Outcome

  • School subjects
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Identify a new accent over tête
  • Sentence building: Introduce a body part using c’est = this is
  • Knowledge about language: Recognise there are different determiners le / la / l’ / les

Outcome

  • In my pencil case
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Identify a new accent over tête
  • Sentence building: Introduce a body part using c’est = this is
  • Knowledge about language: Recognise there are different determiners le / la / l’ / les

Outcome

  • End of year Assessment
  • Vocabulary: Spring Term Test
  • Pronunciation and spelling: Assessment via outcome
  • Sentence building: Correcting together
  • Knowledge about language: Self Assessment

Outcome

  • In the classroom
  • Vocabulary: Say how we feel depending on the weather
  • Pronunciation and spelling Notice that final -d sounds like a -t in the phrase quand il fait du soleil
  • Sentence building: Use a conjunction quand = when joining 2 parts of a sentence together
  • Knowledge about language: The adjective must agree with its noun, depending on masculine or feminine gender e.g. je suis heureuse
  • Revision: Revise the verb ‘to be’ Je suis = I am

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