Unit 3: Shopping in France

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Lessons

Lesson 1: French money, numbers and prices

Lesson 2: French fruit market

Lesson 3: Monsieur Mangetout’s French food week

Lesson 4: Shopping in French – how much?

Lesson 5: French detectives in the kitchen

Key skills

Language comprehension

  • Listening
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Key knowledge

Phonics

  • To apply
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Key vocabulary

trente

quarante

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Equipment list

Equipment needed across all lessons in this unit.

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Quantities marked × will update. Items without quantities are unaffected

  • Plastic/real Euro coins and notes ×15
  • Paper ×30
  • Paper plates ×30
  • Bilingual dictionaries/ translator

    ×15
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French phonics videos: Y5 Shopping in France

Phoneme practice for sounds used in this unit.

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Vocabulary display: Shopping in France

A display version of the key vocabulary from the Shopping in France unit.

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Knowledge organiser: Y5 – French – Shopping in France

Aimed at pupils, two pages providing key facts and definitions from the unit 'Unit 3: Shopping in France.'.

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