Quel âge a-t-il/elle?

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Can you answer our questions? We have been practising asking others questions today so we thought we'd let you have a go! We have just learned how to ask what age is he or she.

Spring Revision 19/4/07

We started today by playing a game where we had to hide the cards and go to people and ask them questions. We had to go round and find a partner and then ask "Comment t’appelles-tu?" and "Où habites-tu?" and if they had the same card as us we made a pair!
Next, we revised all our French numbers up to 50 using flashcards.
Then, we quickly recapped on the days, months and seasons because we might have forgotten them over the Easter holidays, but we hadn't. After that, we went on to languages online and used this activity to spell the months of the year that it told us but we had a problem with the accent on août so Mrs McDowall is going to find out why it wasn't working.
We finished by going to Kirlandneuk's blog to leave comments. Some of us went to some of the other school blogs to leave comments and some did the activities Kirklandneuk suggested.
We enjoyed coming back to French. À jeudi! (See you next Thursday!)
Au revoir!
by Chloé and Euan C

Primary 5 French - 11/1/07

The first thing we did this morning was the register in French. Then we revised our numbers using bananas. Here is a picture of us using the bananas.

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Next we did mental maths in French using French numbers for adding, subtracting, dividing and multiplying.
After that we learned how to ask somebody their age - Quel age-as tu? - and the answer was J'ai ..... ans. Only two people in our class are still 8 - J'ai huit ans. Everyone else is 9 - J'ai neuf ans. Mrs McDowall wrote numbers on the whiteboard and we answered J'ai ..... ans. We had to answer her questions really quickly, but it was good fun!
Then we did two tests. The first one was all about numbers and people's ages. The second one had a mistake in it! It said dans ma trousse instead of dans mon sac, but we still managed to draw the objects in the schoolbag!
Finally we did numbers using our bananas and Mrs McDowall took pictures.
While we were writing the blog, the rest of the class were doing this number game.
by Adam and Chloe