THE ALPHABET To learn the alphabet in English

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THE ALPHABET To learn the alphabet in English Starter: match up 1. Ça va a. Thank you 2. Au revoir b. No 3. Salut c. I’m fine 4. Très bien d. Good bye 5. Merci e. Yes 6. Oui f. Hi 7. Non g. Very well

Talk about someone else: What’s his name? His name is… What’s her name? Her name is Talk about yourself: What’s your name? My name is…

Comment ça s’écrit? 1 THE ALPHABET-listen and repeat As well as introducing pronunciation of the letters of the alphabet, these letters can be used by pupils or teacher to spell out words and to test pupils on their understanding - with the board switched off, pupils listen to and write words spelt out by the teacher (useful for practising spellings of recent vocabulary). With higher ability pupils, the teacher could intentionally make spelling mistakes which must be spotted by the class.

The pronounciation A ey N enn B bee O oh C see P pay D dee Q kiou E eee F eff G djee H eytch I aye J djey K kay L ell M emm N enn O oh P pay Q kiou R arr S ess T tee U you V vee W dablll-you X eks Y wayy Z zed/zee An opportunity for pupils to note the alphabet with (approximate!) pronunciation.

V(vee)I(aye)C(see)T(tee) O(oh)R(arr)I(aye)A(ey) What’s your name? My name is Victoria I spell it: V(vee)I(aye)C(see)T(tee) O(oh)R(arr)I(aye)A(ey) How do you spell it?

My name is... Partner A Partner B How do you spell it? I spell it: Now it’s your turn! In pairs. What’s your name? My name is... Partner A Partner B How do you spell it? I spell it: Partner A Partner B

PLENARY Who is he? Guess and spell it in english Barack OBAMA