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A very simple worksheet where the students will have to draw as many objects as the number says. They can get creative and draw different objects for each number (sweets, cars, animals…). The worksheet is designed to be printed double-sided (numbers 1-5 on one side and 6-10 on the other).

A simple powerpoint to introduce the verb to like (aimer) in French. The presentation is thought for primary students, but it could also be used for KS3. It includes the conjugation of the verb, links to activities and videos and some practice with sentences to translate.

In this worksheet the students have to write the months and the days in order. Ideal for younger students that are getting familiar with the spelling of French words. The resource is available in A4 and A5 format.

A worksheet where the students have to match the pictures or digits to the French numbers. From numbers 1-10 the students have to match the words with pictures and from 11-20 they have to match them with the digits. Ideal for French at primary school with younger learners (KS1).