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French
1 French Starter Kit
1 French Starter Kit
We’ve put together everything you need to
get started with modern foreign language
teaching in your classroom. You’ll find some
great practical and simple ideas in ‘100+
Fun Ideas for Practicing Modern Foreign
Languages in the Primary Classroom’. Use
this to give you ideas for using all the other
included items: a mobile phone, a ‘magic’
microphone, a feely bag, number flashcards,
whiteboards, a pack of plastic Euros, fruit &
vegetable props baskets, a French map &
flag, wolf puppet and his friend the
recordable Echobot. The kit is easily stored
in the treasure chest. A fantastic, affordable
kit that you will use all the time!
MFLSTART
2 Number Bingo
Help children recognize and recall numbers
in French. Includes 6 boards and cards
featuring numbers 1-20 in French.
MF00126
3 Animal Bingo
Reinforce animal vocabulary in a fun and
exciting way! Includes 6 illustrated boards
featuring a variety of different animals and
24 French word cards.
MF00123
4 Clothers Bingo
Kick start your French sessions with a fun
bingo game! Includes 6 colourful boards
and 16 word cards with items of clothing
2 Number Bingo 3 Animal Bingo
written in French.
MF00122
5 Everyday French Set
Set consists of:Numbers 0-20, Size A5.
Days of the week in French (7) 6 x 21 cm.
Months of the year (12) 6 x 21 cm.
MFLNSET
4 Clothers Bingo
5 Everyday French Set
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