French 2.02 places v12

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Early Start French Pack 2

2. En ville Places in town VIDEO

In this section pupils learn how to identify places that might be significant to children in a French town or in their home town. This is the first step towards being able to describe where you live, ask directions and give information about where places are.

The market - “Voici le marchĂ©â€. This sequence shows the stalls and produce sold at the Saturday morning market in Roubaix: “Qu’est-ce que c’est?” “C’est le marchĂ©â€. The supermarket - “Voici le supermarchĂ©â€. We see images of a small supermarket in Hesdin: “Qu’est-ce que c’est?” “C’est le supermarchĂ©â€. The cafĂ© - “Voici le cafĂ©â€. A group of children and their mothers enjoy a cold drink at one of Hesdin’s cafĂ©s. “Qu’est-ce que c’est?” “C’est le cafĂ©â€. The museum - “Voici le musĂ©e”. Charlotte is shown visiting the MusĂ©e du Verre (Glass Museum) in Sars-Poteries. “Qu’est-ce que c’est?” “C’est le musĂ©e”. Identifying places in the town: The first four places* are identified again: “Voici le marchĂ©â€; “Voici le supermarchĂ©â€; “Voici le cafĂ©â€; “Voici le musĂ©e”. *NOTE: these four are masculine (“le”) nouns.

NEW WORDS AND PHRASES le marchĂ© le supermarchĂ© le cafĂ© le musĂ©e l’école (f) mon Ă©cole la piscine la gare la boulangerie la pĂątisserie

- the market - the supermarket - the café - the museum - the school - my school - see note - the swimming pool - the station - the bakery - the cake shop

la plage - the beach Voici [le musée]

This is [the museum]

... Ă  [Hesdin] il y a [une gare] ... ...at [Hesdin] there is [a station]...

Qu’est-ce que c’est? C’est [le marchĂ©] What’s that? It’s [the market] CD Track 14 Scene from video section 2: calling the register -“PrĂ©sente!”

The school - “Voici mon Ă©cole”. A pupil introduces her school. We see children arriving at the Ecole LĂ©on Jouhaux at the beginning of the school day. They enter their classroom and their teacher, Monsieur Charles, greets them and takes the register*: “Bonjour Ă  tous”. (Good morning everyone). “Asseyez-vous”. (Sit down). “Alors, je vais faire l’appel”. (Right, I’m going to take the register).

Scene from video section 2: “Voici le marchĂ©â€ - the cheese stall at the Saturday market in Roubaix.

* NOTE: to call the register in French, see ch.2.17. 26


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