Learn the Sounds of French An evening for parents of year 7 pupils PART ONE.

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Learn the Sounds of French An evening for parents of year 7 pupils PART ONE

The Languages Department Madame Rogers – Head of Department Madame Brownhill Monsieur Mulhearn Mademoiselle Gibirdi Mademoiselle Thomas Léna Chevrollier

What can languages do for you? Communication Team work Problem solving Organisation But also… Cultural awareness Global dimension to our learning

Bury Church of England Excellent Lesson

Online Textbooks

Other Tools

Year 7 Topics Profiles Personal Information, family, personalities traits School Subjects, timetables, French cultural differences Hobbies Phones, sport, activities, opinions Town Features of town, directions, activities

Types of Activities Speaking Presentations Dialogues Group Talk Writing s Letters Tweets Reading 50 – 100 words Authentic texts Listening 1 – 2 minutes Extracts from textbook Recordings All 4 Assessed

But I don’t speak much French myself…how can I help my child? By encouraging a positive attitude to languages By learning along with him/her By watching and listening to French By reading together By visiting a French-speaking country

Vocabulary Learning

Memory techniques Chunking Visualisation All in a song! Roman room Flashcards

Visual Learners Concept maps with pictures to represent words Spider diagrams also using images Mental movies Write the word in the air with your finger

Auditory Talk out loud Read notes out loud Use rhymes Learn with music Make recordings of the material and listen to them Teach others out loud

Kinaesthetic Walk or pace around (regular, steady steps) Learn in groups Create games Make notes on post-its and arrange on a big sheet (A3) Act out material you are learning (mime)