2. Miss Guilfoyle Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010

3. Click on the speakers to hear each letter in French Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 ab c d ef g

4. Click on the speaker to hear the letter in French Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 a chat

5. Click on the speaker to hear the letter in French Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 e lele deux neuf

6. Did you notice this letter sounds almost the same as in English? Listen out for more letters that sound nearly the same. Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 f chef

7. Did you notice these ones rhyme? Listen out for more letters that rhyme with this sound Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 b c d g

8. Click on the speakers to hear each line Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 ab c d ef g

9. Click on the speakers to hear each letter in French Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 hi j k lm n

10. Ooh look! Lots of volcanic ash... Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 h

11. Hmm... it’s a Ford Ka Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 k

12. Did you spot these ones that are nearly the same as in English? Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 l m n

13. Did you spot these ones that rhyme? Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 i j

14. Hmm – what do you notice about these sounds? Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 j g

15. Click on the speakers to hear each line Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 hi j k lm n

16. Click on the speakers to hear each letter in French Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 op q r st u

17. What sound does a dove make? Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 q

18. Did you spot these rhyming letters? Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 p t

19. What do we breathe? Try rolling your ‘rrrrr’ with a mouthful of toothpaste Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 r

20. and did you spot these English sounding ones again? Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 o s

21. u Put your finger in your mouth like a lollipop. Remove your finger but keep your lips still. Without moving your lips, try to say ‘ee’ That is the French sound ‘u’. Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010

22. Click on the speakers to hear each line. Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 op q r st u

23. Click on the speakers to hear each letter in French Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 vw x yz

24. Makes more sense to me than double-u Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 vw

25. Now take off the letters Tw and you are left with... Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 x

26. This is actually taken from the Greek alphabet – it’s the Greek letter i Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 y

27. Click on the speakers to hear each line Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 vw x yz

28. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010

29. How will you remember the letters of the alphabet in French? a as in......... b as in........ c as in......... d as in........ e as in........ f as in......... g as in......... h as in......... i as in.......... j as in.......... k as in......... l as in.......... m as in........ Jo Rhys-Jones, Hampshire Schools, October 2010 n as in.......... o as in......... p as in......... q as in......... r as in.......... s as in.......... t as in.......... u as in......... v as in.......... w as in......... x as in......... y as in.......... z as in..........