A beautiful portrait by Picasso. Could you describe her using your French vocabulary.
Click here to create your own portrait. Be a Picasso for a day! Bon courage!
Il a or Elle a? for describing the physical features. Il est or elle est? for describing personality and character. Don't forget to print your final masterpiece to share in class.
Sunday 4 December 2011
Sunday 13 November 2011
Numbers, un deux trois....
Sing Along while counting in French
Guess the numbers before they appear!!!!
Sing Along Now!
BOOGIE BOOGIE des chiffres
Animal Alphabet
How many animals can you see that start with the letter 'C'?
Here is a clue!! Click here to hear the animals and decide
Write your answer in the comment box.
Write your answer in the comment box.
and now test yourself. How well do you remember the Alphabet by clicking here.
Alphabet in style
Now that you have seen the alphabet faces it is your turn to practise saying the alphabet in French.
Can you find out what each word mean? Here is a clue! You use them in Art.
Listen and repeat with l'escargot.
Facts about French Food
What is the most popular French bread? Click here to find out about food to find out some facts about French Food.
Sunday 4 September 2011
la rentrée scolaire
Bienvenus à toutes. Voilà c'est la fin des vacances et le début des cours. J'espère que vous vous êtes bien reposés et vous avez profité du beau temps pour découvrir de nouvelles choses, apprendre et s'amuser.
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Tuesday 14 June 2011
Miro
Tuesday 22 March 2011
SPANISH NEWS
Salvador Dali
Born in Catalonia, Spain in 1904, Salvador Dali showed artistic talent early. His father was very strict but his mother was much gentler and encouraged him to explore his interest in art. In 1916 he began drawing classes. Then, in 1922, Dali went to Madrid to study at the Academia de San Fernando.
While at school, Dali painted in the Cubist style and experimented briefly with Dada. After he left the Academia de San Fernando, Dali began to experiment with Surrealism.
While at school, Dali painted in the Cubist style and experimented briefly with Dada. After he left the Academia de San Fernando, Dali began to experiment with Surrealism.
In 1946, he collaborated with Walt Disney in a short film entitled "Destino" which was inspired by a Mexican "Bolero" by Armando Dominguez. The theme of the film was to stress the importance of time as we wait for destiny to act on our lives.
Sunday 30 January 2011
Contes Tous Mes Ballons
Une histoire de kangourous
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