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Hello everyone and welcome to the eighth and final edition of the days of the week in French. This edition focuses on all the days of the week (Monday to Sunday in French). Whether you have already introduced the days of the week (whether by using my resources or alternative resources) or you are introducing them for the very first time, this powerpoint is the very place!

This pack includes:

Powerpoint of an introduction or a reinforcement of the days with the week, followed by a story in the context of school subjects with questions and answers, followed by several games, a quiz and a reinforcement activity.

First of all, introduce or reinforce the days of the week and play games with the word such as the hot and cold game or you can simply the use the games in the powerpoint. Get the children to read the story and ask them questions after each picture and them ask them to complete the quiz and then the subsequent, differentiated reading comprehension on page 219 of the powerpoint . There are also questions differentiated in three different levels in the quiz. ‘Level 1’ is the easiest level and ‘level 3’ is the most difficult (suited for the gifted and talented)

A workbook

Pages 2-8 - The children can colour in the words and the flags of the different countries where the days of the week is translated into multiple languages
Pages 9-15 - A duplication of the story where the children can read it at their own leisure or follow it while reading the story on the powerpoint
Pages 16-18 - The children answer the questions on the story and they can explain in English why the statements are false
Pages 19-25 - The children copy out the words featuring the days of the week on the light grey font
Pages 26-27 - The children fill in the missing days of the week on the speech bubbles. They can refer to the supplementary handout featuring the vocabulary for ‘hier, aujourd’hui and demain’
Page 28 - The children find the vocabulary in the wordsearch as many times as they can. The word ‘lundi’ appears 5 times, ‘mardi’ appears 6 times, ‘mercredi’ appears 3 times, ‘jeudi’ appears 8 times, ‘vendredi’ appears 7 times, ‘samedi’ appears 9 times, ‘dimanche’ appears 4 times, ‘hier’ appears 12 times, ‘aujourd’hui’ appears 2 times and ‘demain’ appears 10 times.
Page 29 - The children write in what their favourite day of the week is and then draw a picture of their favourite day of the week.

A handout with the days of the week translated into multiple languages, including French and English.

A handout featuring ‘hier’, ‘aujourd’hui’ and ‘demain’

A bundle featuring all eight episodes will be available shortly on my shop.

Happy teaching and learning!