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Year Three

Autumn Term (1) - Getting to Know You

PhonicsNot systematically taught until Year 4
Vocabulary

Counting to 10

Bonjour, Salut, Au-revoir

Je m'appelle 

J'ai ** ans

Variety of phrases for expressing how we're feeling 

Grammar

The pronoun Je (I)

Cultural Understanding Where is France ?
Expected OutcomesListening:

Recognise the numbers 1 - 10

Recognise simple greetings

Recognise the question "Comment t'appelles tu ?"

Recognise the question "Quel âge as-tu ?"

Speaking:

Count to 10

Greet each other

Say what their name is

Say how old they are 

Say how they are feeling 

Reading:

Read numbers 1 to 10 written in words

Writing:

Using word banks, begin to write the numbers 1 to 10 in words 

Autumn Term (2) - All about me

PhonicsNot systematically taught until Year 4
Vocabulary

Counting to 10

Colours

Body parts

Clothing

Grammar

Begin to understand gender

Use un/une appropriately 

Cultural Understanding None in this topic 
Expected OutcomesListening:

Recognise the numbers 1 - 10

Follow simple classroom instructions 

Identify the colour of clothing 

Identify parts of the body 

Speaking:

Count to 10

Name colours

Name items of clothing 

Name part of the body 

Reading:

Read numbers 1 to 10 written in words

Read colour words

Read items of clothing 

Writing:

Using word banks, write the numbers 1 to 10 in words

Create a phrase using an item of clothing and its colour (trying to agree the adjective) 

Spring Term (1) - Food, glorious, food !

PhonicsNot systematically taught until Year 4
Vocabulary

Foods

Colours

Je voudrais (I would like)

J'aime (I like)

Je n'aime pas (I don't like)

Grammar

The pronoun Je (I)

Use of apostrophe with vowels 

Cultural Understanding Typical french foods 
Expected OutcomesListening:

Recognise the numbers 1 - 20

Recognise names of foods 

Recognise if some likes or dislikes something 

Speaking:

Count to 20

Ask for foods

Express likes/dislikes 

Reading:

Read numbers 1 to 20 written in words

Read the names of some foods

Writing:

Using word banks, begin to write the numbers 1 to 20 in words

Using word banks, write simple sentences to say which foods they like/dislike 

Spring Term (2) - Family and Friends 

PhonicsNot systematically taught until Year 4
Vocabulary

Counting to 20

Names of family members 

Names of pet animals 

Names of rooms in house

Grammar

Masculine and feminine 

The pronouns il and elle (he and she) 

Cultural Understanding 

The most significant French cities and locate them on a map

(Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, Nice)

Expected OutcomesListening:

Recognise the numbers 1 - 20

Identify who someone lives with 

Identify what rooms people have in their houses 

Speaking:

Count to 20

Say who lives with us

Say what rooms we have in our houses 

Reading:

Read numbers 1 to 20 written in words

Names of rooms in our houses 

Writing:

Using word banks, begin to write the numbers 1 to 20 in words

Write a sentence to what rooms there are in our houses.  

Summer Term (1) - Our School

PhonicsNot systematically taught until Year 4
Vocabulary

Counting to 30

Names of classroom objects 

Grammar

Indefinite and definite articles

un/une and le/la

Cultural Understanding Schools in France 
Expected OutcomesListening:

Recognise the numbers 1 - 30

Identify the names of classroom objects

Identify the colour of the objects 

Speaking:

Count to 20

Name classroom objects

Say what colour an object is 

Reading:

Read numbers 1 to 30 written in words

Read the colour different objects are 

Writing:

Using word banks, begin to write the numbers 1 to 30 in words

Write phrases with classroom object and colour  

Summer Term (2) - Time

PhonicsNot systematically taught until Year 4
Vocabulary

Counting to 31

Days of the week

Months of the year 

Grammar

Use of lowercase letters for days/months 

Cultural Understanding None in this unit 
Expected OutcomesListening:

Recognise the numbers 1 - 31

Understand when someone's birthday is 

Speaking:

Count to 31

Say when our birthdays are 

Reading:

Read numbers 1 to 31 written in words

Read days of the week 
Read months of the year

Writing:

Using word banks, begin to write the numbers 1 to 31 in words 

Write dates using the day, number and month 

Every lesson contains revision of previous learning.

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