Luc et Sophie French Stories for Primary School Pupils, Level 3: 7 Specially Written Short Stories to Develop Reading Fluency

Name: Luc et Sophie French Stories for Primary School Pupils, Level 3: 7 Specially Written Short Stories to Develop Reading Fluency
Brand: Barbara Scanes
SKU: 9781783173846
Price: 11.24 GBP
Availability: InStock

by Barbara Scanes

Title:

Author:

Barbara Scanes

Format:

Paperback

Number of pages:

60 pages

Publisher:

Brilliant Publications Ltd

ISBN-13:

9781783173846

EAN:

9781783173846

Classifications:

Educational Materials

Weight (g):

362

Dimensions (mm):

210 x 148 x 8

Publication Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

French

Condition:

New

Price:£11.24

9 copies in stock

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Description

Children will love reading these humorous French stories, specially written to motivate children and develop confidence. Written in simple everyday language, these stories are a perfect way of encouraging reading fluency.These stories have been tried and tested in a range of primary classrooms. Children will love the colour illustrations of Luc and Sophie and their friends and family and be keen to find out what happens to them next. Like most brothers and sisters, Luc and Sophie occasionally bicker!The language structures and vocabulary in the stories have been carefully chosen so you can be sure that they are appropriate for use with proficient readers. Pupils will be able to use the language they learn in real life conversations. In the Level 3 stories, children are introduced to 'je peux/il faut' + infinitive, imperatives, agreement of adjectives by gender and singular/plural, possessive pronouns and negatives.To help non-specialist teachers, model good pronunciation and provide valuable practice in listening skills, the book comes with free audio downloads and English translations of the stories.The stories link to topics often taught in primary schools such as classroom commands, describing oneself, Christmas, toys and games, numbers to 60, the weather and seasons, so it is easy to integrate them with all primary French schemes.