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Let’s enjoy recipes Session 3

mettez ajoutez cassez versez battez faites cuire

Grammar focus Display : mettez, ajoutez, cassez, versez, battez, faites cuire on the board. Ask learners to identify which instruction is the odd one out any why. Circle ez at the end of first five verbs and explain that this is the ending for most instruction/imperative verbs. The verb ‘faire’ is a frequently used verb. It is what is known as an ‘irregular’ verb and therefore does not follow the rule for making instruction/imperative verbs ie have an ez ending.

Teaching Tips It is important to choose carefully the language to describe French grammar. Learners may not familiar with terminology such as ‘imperative, irregular’.

Phonics focus ez – cassez, mettez, versez, ajoutez, battez ai/ aî – lait, plaît é – terminé, éliminé

Les jeux Seize - Practise counting to 16 and play the game ‘seize’. This game involves counting round the group up to the number 16 Each learner can use up to three numbers Teaching tip: Whilst learners are playing the game, you will be able to hear any incorrect or weak pronunciation, which you can reinforce after the game.

Les chiffres dix-sept dix-huit dix-neuf vingt

Phonics focus Write dix-sept, dix-huit, dix-neuf, vingt on the board and read aloud. Ask learners to work out which numbers these are. Practise pronunciation. The x in dix is sounded in the following numbers, even though it is followed by a consonant: dix-sept, dix-huit, dix-neuf. The x is pronounced like as s. Point out the silent final consonant in vingt. Emphasise the nasal in in vingt.

Teaching Tips Many learners are confused by the different ways in which six/dix are pronounced. Take the opportunity to revise the pronunciation rules to establish a secure understanding amongst your learners that will stay with them beyond the life of this module.

Grammar focus Note that vingt et un and trente et un are not hyphenated, whereas the other numbers above 20 are.

Phonics focus Highlight the final consonant t sounded in vingt et un as it precedes a vowel, and also in vingt-huit.

Do one thing! How you can practise the new language Practise the new language and sounds using the PowerPoint hand out and recording Review the grammar points Play the games (in the car/shower/with friends and family) practising different commands What you can do with your class Introduce numbers Play a game to introduce ingredients for making pancakes Ask children to say a number between 1 – 16 when answering the register Practise during the week when you have a spare couple of minutes Classroom routine Settle the class by counting down from 5 in French Ask them to respond to the register in French ‘Bonjour Madame…/Monsieur…

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