French @ Templars

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Click on the boxes to access the French projects for present and previous weeks. Each project will let you can access lots of different activities (facts, videos, quizzes, games, ets). Click on the "animated objects" and explore them.

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Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Bonjour! As you know, French is the official language in over 50 different countries and locations across the world! This week I would like to take you to a place close to my heart. Complete the breakout activity and don't forget to share the code with your teacher. A certificate is waiting for you at the end!

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Breakout

LA réunion

En route vers la Réunion ! Bon voyage!

DÉPART

INTRO

leÇon 1

leÇon 2

Index

leÇon 4

leÇon 3

Certificat

INTRODUCTION

Où est la Réunion?

Destination

LEçONS

LESSON - VIDEO

Clique sur l'écran de l'ordinateur pour explorer la carte avec Google Earth.

I'M READY!

LESSON - VIDEO

1/5

Reunion island is located in ...

the Pacifc Ocean

the Indian Ocean

the Antlantic ocean

LESSON - VIDEO

2/5

Reunion is ...

a british island

a spanish island

a french island

LESSON - VIDEO

3/5

The Piton de la Fournaise is ...

a beach

an active volcano

a dormant volcano

LESSON - VIDEO

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La plage de l'Hermitage is ..

a waterfall

A beach

a gorge

LESSON - VIDEO

5/5

Which is the highest peak on the island?

salazie

Mafate

Le PITON des neiges

LESSON - VIDEO

"¡Genial!"

first number

BACK TO INDEX

LESSON - VIDEO

"Essaie encore"

try again

lesson - TEXT

Découvre le climat.

I'M READY!

LESSON - TEXT

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Reunion island benefits from a __________ climate

tropical

mild

cold

LESSON - TEXT

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The seasons are divided in __________ long periods.

three

four

two

LESSON - TEXT

3/5

in August 2003 __________ on the Piton des neiges (the Peaks of Snows)

it rained

nothing happened

it snowed

LESSON - TEXT

4/5

Water temperatures vary between __________ degrees

10 and 25

20 and 25

0 and 25

LESSON - TEXT

5/5

It is much __________ in the mountains.

hotter

COoler

warmer

LESSON - TEXT

"¡Genial!"

SECOND NUMBER

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LESSON - TEXT

"Essaie encore"

TRY AGAIN

lesson - IMAGE

Clique sur l'appareil pour découvrir les animaux de la Réunion.

I'm ready!

LESSON - IMAGE

'une tortue'

LESSON - IMAGE

'un lézard'

LESSON - IMAGE

'un requin'

LESSON - IMAGE

'un caméléon'

LESSON - IMAGE

'une baleine'

LESSON - IMAGE

"¡Genial!"

third number

back to index

LESSON - IMAGE

"essaie encore"

try again

lesson - AUDIO

Le créole

i'm ready!

LESSON - AUDIO

1/5 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet?

Akoz

someone

now

why

LESSON - AUDIO

2/5 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet?

Domoune

house

why

someone

LESSON - AUDIO

3/5 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet?

Kaz

someone

house

now

LESSON - AUDIO

4/5 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet?

Koméla

children

now

someone

LESSON - AUDIO

5/5 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet?

Marmaille

Children

someone

house

LESSON - AUDIO

"¡Genial!"

fourth number

back to index

LESSON - AUDIO

"essaie encore"

try again

You did it!

"Click ici!"

click here

You almost have it! 🎓

Enter the code

Your Certificate

This is a little treat!

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Print or take a snapsot of your cerificate and share it with your teacher.

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Bonjour! Today we are learning about a famous person in the history of France.

My walls are a little bare! I would like to display the illustration of a famous French historical person. Before I do, let's learn about him together!

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Do you notice anything different about the clock on the wall? Could this be a "time machine"? Only one way to find out!

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Click on the icons to discover the life of Napoléon Bonaparte, one of the greatest commanders in history. Then go to "Questions finales".

Bibliographie

Vidéos

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Musée

Présentation

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France

Corsica

Questions finales

Tick Away!

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Tick the correct statements.

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Napoleon won his first battle aged 24.

Napoleon was a tall man.

Napoleon was forced to exile on St Elena Island.

Napoleon was an only child.

verifier

Quiz Time!

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answer the question in the boxes.

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Where was Napoleon born?

Who was Josephine?

Who crowned him Emperor?

verifier

Hover the mouse over the gold layer to reveal the illustration, then drag it into the empty frame!

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this way to the lounge

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Merci beaucoup! J'adore cette illustration de Napoléon! (Just one more thing to do to earn a certificate! The clue is in the pencil pot).

What have you learnt today?

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Write down three interesting facts you have learnt about Napoleon Bonaparte. Don't forget to share them to earn a certificate!

3000

Use a border page if you wish to

Extension

Why not draw a Napoléon pop scene?

150

Back

2000

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Introduction

Madame Parrott is going to France to visit her relatives. She is looking forward to an easy journey!

Introduction

Oh no! Madame Parrott has forgotten the code to open her suitcase. Her passport is inside!

This is how you can help

Complete the tasks below and collect a 3-digit code to help Madame Parrott unlock her suitcase. You will learn new things along the way!

transport

weather

Landmarks

Task 1: Transport

Test yourself here

Learn here first

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Task 2: Landmarks

Learn here first

Test yourself here

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Landmarks

click on the landmarks to learn facts then click on the arrow below to test your knowledge.

Task 3: Weather

Quel temps fait-il?

Test yourself here

Learn here first

or back to tasks

You have the 3-digit code! this way to the lock

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click on the lock to enter the 3 digit code

In your feedback tell your teacher what the code is.

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BonjourWeek 2: we are learning about a famous French artist

Week 1

Henri Rousseau

Galerie d'Art

Singes dans la jungle

La jungle équatoriale

Le tigre

Click on animated objects to access useful links.

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À toi maintenant!

You can use paint, crayons, feltips, strips of coloured paper from old magazines for your creation! If you find drawing animals tricky you may wish to print and add a jungle animal to your work (I have prepared some for you)!

Extension: 1. Present interesting facts about Henri Rousseau 2. Can you think of other artists who reminds you of Henry Rousseau?

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BonjourWeek 1: we are learning about a French tradition

Culture & Tradition

Each year, on the 12th Day of Christmas – 6th January, the whole of France goes gaga for a cake called Galette des Rois. It’s a tradition which celebrates the Epiphany and it refers to the three kings who followed the star to Bethlehem. The golden flaky pastry cake is filled with almond paste and topped with a gold crown. Inside a lucky charm known as the fève is hidden. Whoever finds it is crowned king for a day. Often, the youngest person at the meal sits under the table and calls out the names of those seated and slices of cake are served accordingly. That way whoever gets the ‘fève’ is completely randomly chosen!​

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Let's get cooking!

ingredients

• 75g butter (softened) (1/3 cup, 2.5 oz)​
• 2 eggs (medium)​
• 75g caster sugar (1/3 cup, 2.5 oz)​
• 1 tablespoon plain flour​ 75g ground almonds (1/3 cup, 2.5 oz)​
• 2 packets of ready rolled puff pastry
• 1 tablespoon rum (optional)​
• Almond extract/essence (optional)
• ​ Pinch of Salt​
• 1 fève – or lucky charm, or use a small piece of chocolate

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Click here to watch a video

Method

Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas Mark 4/350°F and line a baking tray with grease proof paper. Keep the puff pastry in the fridge right up until you need to use it. 1. Mix the butter, egg, sugar and flour together in a bowl and then add the ground almonds, salt, almond extract (a few drops) and the rum if you’re using it and mix them all well together. 2. Roll out one sheet of puff pastry and cut into a large circle. Do the same with the other and reserve for later. 3. Spread the almond paste onto one of the puff pastry circle on the tray leaving about 2 cm (inch) clear around the edge to allow you to join the ”lid”. Put the fève (or chocolate piece) into the almond paste and then brush the beaten third egg round the edge you left clear and place the other sheet of puff pastry over the top. Pinch the edges together gently so that they stick but be careful not to squidge the filling out! Brush more beaten egg over the top of the cake, make a small hole to let the steam out and then lightly score the pastry with a knife creating a criss cross pattern – or a fancy leaf pattern or anything you like, it really enhances the appearance and you can let your creativity run wild! 4. Place in the oven for 10 minutes and then reduce the temperature to 160°C/Gas Mark 3/325°F for 25 minutes or until the puff pastry is well risen and golden. Place a paper crown on top and eat when cold.

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AlternativelyIf for any reason you can't follow this recipe you could bake cupcakes and hyde a piece of chocolate in one of them. The person who gets the hidden chocolate piece is crowned King/Queen for the day

Let's get crafting!

une couronne

Click here for a template

Click here for a tutorial

Click here To finish

Une petite chanson!

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C'est fini!