1. Cross-curricular links Learning another language presents opportunities for the reinforcement of knowledge, skills and understanding developed in other curriculum areas. Rha Nov 06

3. ENGLISH: Development of speaking and listening skills, knowledge and understanding of grammar and sentence construction. Rha Nov 06

4. Opportunities to compare the foreign language with English or another language can be exploited through use of: the new alphabet phonemes rhyming patterns sound/spelling links dictionary work formation of structures (such as singular/plural, gender, negatives, question forms, position of adjectives, imperatives) intonation dialogues, poetry and drama different text types formation of complex sentences. Rha Nov 06

5. ICT: Use of e-mail with schools abroad, materials from the Internet and satellite television, video and audio, presentation of data, word processing. Rha Nov 06

6. CITIZENSHIP: The multilingual society, knowledge of other countries and cultures. Rha Nov 06

7. MATHEMATICS: Counting, calculations, the time and the date, money. Rha Nov 06

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12. 6 x 7 = 4 2

13. GEOGRAPHY: Work relating to the study of other countries, points of the compass, weather. Rha Nov 06

14. SCIENCE: Work on parts of the body, animals. Rha Nov 06

15. MUSIC: Rhyme, rhythm, singing, composition, world music. Rha Nov 06

16. RE: International or multicultural work, celebration of festivals, storytelling, calendars, customs. Rha Nov 06

17. HISTORY: Work relating to the study of other countries, family trees of famous people. Rha Nov 06

18. ART: Description of paintings. Rha Nov 06

20. PE: Physical responses to the teacher’s instructions issued in the language being learnt. Rha Nov 06

21. for more information/support you can visit http://www.primarylanguages.org.uk/home.aspx Rha Nov 06