1.15 Early French Checkpoint Lesson 2

French Checkpoint!

Early lesson 15

Activity 5 Quick quiz

Activity 1 Star Tracker

Activity 3 Play stations

Activity 4 Outdoor Learning

Activity 2 Children's choice

Activity 1 Star Tracker

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Activity 2 Childrens' choice

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Numbers 0 to 10 Song

Colours Song

Days of the week song

Où est Bobo ? Numbers Game

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Activity 3 Play stations

Colours

Weather

Ça va ?

Activity 4 Outdoor Learning

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We recommend the following games which you'll find in the Outdoor Learning Lingobox below:

• Un, deux, trois soleil
• Number lines game
• La Marelle (hopscotch using numbers, colours or days of the week)
• Cache cache (hide and seek)

Outdoor Learning Lingobox

Activity 5 Quick quiz

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Quick Quiz!

Click the stars to reveal the challenges!

fin de leçon

Bravo mes amis ! Au revoir !

Support ResourcEs

Click the buttons below to go to each support resource. Each link opens the full Lingobox for that topic, including soundboard, vocabulary, games and downloads.

Early Daily Language Pack

Fin de leçonBravo mes amis Au revoir

End of the lessonWell done my friends Goodbye

Ps. Click the party popper and hands for some fun audio!

Fin de leçonBravo mes amis Au revoir

End of the lessonWell done my friends Goodbye

Ps. Click the party popper and hands for some fun audio!

We are learning to...

✨ Join in with French songs, games and activities. ✨Recognise and use French words and phrases. ✨Answer some French questions.

Extra challenge: ⭐ Share what you have liked most about learning French so far!

Guess the flashcard

• Outdoor Learning Review – French in the Playground
• If possible, take the class outside or use a hall for an active recap of key language.
• Weather stations: chalk or place weather symbols around the space. Call a phrase and children run to the matching symbol and do the action.
• Days hopscotch: draw the days in a line. Children jump along saying each day.
• Number line run: call a French number from un to dix, children run to the correct space.
• Adapt with ideas from your Outdoor Learning Pack depending on space and weather. (the Outdoor Learning Lingobox is linked on the next slide).

• Movement helps language “stick” and shows children that French isn’t only for the classroom.

Quel temps fait-il?

il pleut

il fait chaud

il fait froid

il fait beau

il y a du soleil

il neige

il y a du vent

il fait gris

Whole class French challenge!

• Click the stars in the lesson slide to reveal 5 French challenges.
• You can invite children to volunteer to complete the challenges and then do them as a whole class.
• Finish by telling children that they have learned so much French already! Bravo tout le monde !
• This reinforces confidence and helps children feel proud of their learning so far.

Play-stations

Set up 3–4 simple trays or table stations, each linked to a different theme. Weather tray: cotton “clouds”, yellow counters for sun, blue gems for rain. Colours tray: loose parts, pens or blocks sorted by colour. Numbers tray: dice, number cards, small objects to count. Feelings or greetings tray: puppets, emoji faces, mirrors for role-play. Move around modelling simple French words and phrases as children play. These stations offer sensory, hands-on consolidation and work well as a calm mid-lesson focus.

Childrens' Choice

• Invite children to choose their favourite French activities from earlier lessons.
• Show the short menu inlcuded in the lesson slide (numbers song, days song, Weather Conga, colours game, Où est Bobo ? - Where is Bobo? game etc.)
• Let the class vote by raising hands, moving to corners, or choosing picture cards.
• Count up the votes in French - if this is more than 10, use the Numbers to 20 or Numbers to 31 Soundboards to help you.

Star Tracker!

• Use the Star Tracker to complete the latest activities (e.g. colouring in the colour dots etc.)

• Guide children through the tracker: ask them to show your learning to to colour in the achievement stars.
• Use lots of praise and keep it light – the focus is on effort and participation.
• This gives you a quick snapshot of learning while building children’s sense of achievement.

Count to 10 in French!

Say the days of the week in French!

lundi mardi mercredi jeudi vendredi samedi dimanche

Answer this question:

Tu t'appelles comment ?

Answer this question:

Ça va ?

How many of these colours can you name?