Lesson Plan for Primary 2 - French Language - Les Nombres

### Lesson Plan: French Language - Les nombres (Numbers) **Grade Level:** Primary 2 **Duration:** 45 minutes --- #### **Objective:** Students will be able to recognize, pronounce, and write numbers 1 to 10 in French. By the end of the lesson, students should be able to count from 1 to 10 and identify these numbers in written and spoken forms. #### **Materials Needed:** - Flashcards with numbers 1-10 - Chart with numbers 1-10 written in French and English - Number songs in French (audio or video) - Worksheets with number activities (e.g., matching numbers to words, basic addition and subtraction using French numbers) - Markers or chalk for board work - Colored pencils for worksheet activities #### **Lesson Activities:** 1. **Introduction (5 minutes):** - Greet the students in French: "Bonjour!" - Briefly introduce the topic: "Aujourd'hui, nous allons apprendre les nombres en français!" - Engage students by asking if anyone knows any French numbers already. 2. **Presentation (10 minutes):** - Introduce numbers 1 to 10 using flashcards. Show each flashcard one by one, and pronounce each number clearly: “un (1), deux (2), trois (3), quatre (4), cinq (5), six (6), sept (7), huit (8), neuf (9), dix (10)”. - Encourage students to repeat after you as each number is shown. 3. **Practice (15 minutes):** - **Choral Repetition:** Display the chart with numbers 1-10 written in French and English. Have the entire class repeat after you several times. - **Number Song:** Play a French number song and sing along with the students. This could be "Un, deux, trois" by Chantal Goya or a similar song. - **Interactive Counting:** Ask students to stand up and count from 1 to 10 as a class. Then, let individuals try counting alone or in small groups. 4. **Activities (10 minutes):** - **Flashcard Matching Game:** Mix up flashcards on a table. Ask the students to match the number cards with cards that have the French word for that number. - **Worksheet Activity:** Hand out worksheets where students can match numbers to French words, trace numbers, and perform simple additions and subtractions using French numbers. 5. **Consolidation (5 minutes):** - Review the numbers by calling out a number and having students show the corresponding flashcard or writing it down on their mini whiteboards. - Quick Q&A: Ask individual students to say a number in French. Encourage them by clapping or giving small rewards. 6. **Wrap-Up (5 minutes):** - Recap the lesson with the whole class by revisiting the number song or doing one last counting exercise. - Assign a small homework task: Write the numbers 1-10 in French and practice saying them with a family member. #### **Assessment:** - Observe students' participation during choral repetition and individual counting tasks. - Review completed worksheets to ensure comprehension and correct usage of numbers. - Listen for correct pronunciation during practice activities and correct where necessary. #### **Closure:** - Thank the students for their participation: "Merci beaucoup, les amis!" - Remind them to practice their numbers at home and have fun with it! --- **Note to Teacher:** Ensure to maintain an encouraging and positive learning environment. Praise efforts, no matter how small, to build confidence in language acquisition among young learners.


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