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Why not browse through our extensive bank of resources, full of delightfully animated materials suitable for nursery up to KS5.
All the resources use a thinking approach to language learning involving thinking skills activities, collaborative learning strategies, games and drama.
Your pupils will develop their own strategies for making meaning and understanding how other languages are constructed.
For further information and training please contact Louise Harty at louise@littleredlanguages.co.uk
Dans la petite ville sans histoires de Saint Bonnet-le-Froid, près de Nîmes dans le sud de la France, il y a un petit restaurant, appelé "Le Chat Noir".....
Visit the café and meet the characters!
Details of training opportunities will be available shortly at www.littleredlanguages.co.uk
This set of traditional French finger rhymes and poems will help your KS1 children become familiar with French sound patterns.
The tale of The Giant Turnip is presented in French, German and Spanish as an animated story. Additional resources, including a storybook, A4 size printables for making stick puppets and an image gallery.
The tale of The Little Red Hen is presented in French and Spanish as an animated story without text. Additional resources, including a storybook, A4 size printables for making stick puppets, a PowerPoint version of the tale and an image gallery are also available.
A collection of simple animated audio stories including:
The Little Red Ship ...and more!
Our range of fables is aimed at learners in Years 5 and 6. Unlike the fairy tales, your children are unlikely to have encountered these stories in English which means that they are immediately more challenging.
Are you looking for something completely different to engage Year 8 or Year 9 students? With Fawlty Towers type humour, this animated soap opera takes place in a café in the south of France.
Do you know what a libellule is?
How about a morse...?
What's the difference between a cochon and a cochon d'Inde?
Have fun exploring this pictorial database with sound support - and lots of ideas and resources for teachers.
Animated fairy tales designed for early readers, ideally in Years 3 and 4, although children of all ages will love these delightful stories.
Choose from:
If you've been using the Fairy Tales with your students, this resource will help you build up their knowledge about language and language learning strategies.
A wide range of lesson plans and activities compare the fairy tales in different languages at text, word and sentence level.
Based on the seasons, here is a collection of poems and songs, art and craft activities as well as intercultural galleries which will support your children’s wider learning.