10 short French plays designed to introduce KS3 pupils to French literature and build confidence in speaking French. With differentiated writing exercises and lists of difficult vocab. Cross referenced to the NC levels for speaking, reading and writing.
Each play is beautifully illustrated and is based on a novel, poem or play from French literature. The fictional characters Donald and Rosie give background information and notes on props and costumes.
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| web/2835 | KS3 Writing Exercises: Donald and Rosie and the Moliere Club | 79 A4 photocopiable pages | Available for immediate dispatch | £59 | Preview | Add to basket | Ordering information: contact us by phone (0117 950 3199), fax (0117 959 1695), email (orders@zigzageducation.co.uk) or post (ZigZag Education, Unit 3, Greenway Business Centre, Doncaster Road, Bristol BS10 5PY). Note that a cheque must accompany private orders. All prices are VAT zero-rated unless specifically stated otherwise. Postage is £2 per order (for the UK) unless specifically stated otherwise. Go to zigzageducation.co.uk to see details of all resources. Download Adobe Acrobat Viewer (version 7 or later) for free from www.adobe.com to preview resources. |
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| "The resource is very thoughtfully laid out incorporates differentiation in tasks... I particularly like the differentiated exercises that come with the plays... The resource actively involves pupils in using language; it gives cultural insight into adapted literary topics and teaches a lot of additional vocabulary... it is proven that such phrases learnt off by heart do show through in future language production... a valuable addition to French classroom teaching." — S Klabuhn, Languages Teacher and Independent Reviewer | | "The written resources are well thought out, particularly with the different NC levels, creative elements, higher order thinking skills and the idea of performing to a younger Year group... It may inspire some of them to continue with French further up the school and thus help recruitment... Would I purchase it? Absolutely. I'm already looking forward to it." — R Richards, Languages Teacher and Independent Reviewer |
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