Numbers 10-19

Click on this link to practice your numbers from 10-19.

10-19

Happy Birthday!

Sing along with the students to wish Happy Birthday (Bon Anniversaire) and ask How old are you (Quel âge as-tu?).

Alphabet March

Listen and sing along with the alphabet march we did in class.

l'alphabet français

Listen to the entire French alphabet spoken by cette iguane.



Leave me a comment with YOUR FIRST NAME AND PERIOD NUMBER ONLY, telling me which letters seem like cognates (they have the same/similar sound in French as well as in English).
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Click on this link to hear individual letters which are particularly challenging.
INDIVIDUAL FRENCH LETTERS

l'alphabet français

Écoutez la chanson de l'alphabet.

Numéros 0-12

Listen to the numbers in order and repeat after me.

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Song

Alouette - This is a song about a meadowlark and someone is plucking the different parts off of it (head, wings, etc.).

Song

Listen and sing along to the "Comment ça va?" song.   The first time, each line will be sung so that you can sing it after me.  The second time, sing along with the students for the entire song.  We will sing it twice for you.

How are you?

Comment ça va?

Listen as some students ask how each other is feeling today (aujourd'hui).  Pay attention to the tone of their voice to see if they are feeling well (ça va bien, merci), just okay (comme ci comme ça, merci) or not very well at all (ça va mal, merci).

BODY PARTS

Some body parts pronounced...

Here are some of the body parts that are in the song "Savez-vous planter les choux?". Try to listen and repeat them with the students.

SONG

Body parts SONG: Savez-vous planter les choux?

Here is a song that uses some of the body parts that we learned in class today. Try to sing along. This song is one that children in France learn when they are growing up.



Here is the song:

Refrain:
Savez-vous planter les choux, à la mode, à la mode,
Savez-vous planter les choux, à la mode de chez nous?

Verse:
On les plante avec le nez, à la mode, à la mode.
On les plante avec le nez, à la mode de chez nous!

On les plante avec la tête, à la mode, à la mode.
On les plante avec la tête, à la mode de chez nous!

Name

Comment t'appelles-tu? WHAT IS YOUR NAME

Here are some students asking and saying their names.

Comment t'appelles-tu?
- Je m'appelle......

Greetings

Here are some students saying Au revoir (Goodbye), Salut (Bye), and Tchao (Bye). Try to practice these at home.

SONG

Bonjour, Salut!
Here are some students singing the greeting song that we learned during the first day of French. Try to sing along!

Greetings

Here are some students saying Bonjour (Hello) and Salut (Hi).

Je m'appelle = My name is

This song is fun to listen to and will help remind you how to pronounce "Je m'appelle".

Song

Here is the song "Savez-vous planter les choux" again but as a video.