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Book: 21 Fun Songs To Teach French Phonics
Price - £44.87 (inc VAT)
Bonus Points: 186.95
Each of the songs in this book is based on a different phoneme from the French Language. This allows you to provide a specific phonic focus for your lesson. However, the lyrics have also been written with the Primary MFL curriculum in mind, and so you will fi nd a wealth of age-appropriate, frequently used vocabulary and phrases. This will allow you to use the songs to reinforce different topics and units of work, as well as to focus on French phonics.
The songs can be used throughout key stages 1 and 2, and many would be appropriate for revision in Key Stage 3.
Each song has a lyrics page, which doubles up as a colouring sheet, a worksheet and 2 audio tracks; one with vocals and one instrumental. To make teaching the songs even easier, there are videos for each of the songs to get your pupils up on their feet, singing and dancing to the tunes. The wall chart and frieze make reinforcing phonic sounds on a regular basis easy. The teaching notes offer some additional ideas on how to exploit the songs and possible extension work in the classroom and beyond.
Suitable for 5-11 year olds. 58 pages plus USB.
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