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Celebrations in France and Haiti: plural -ER verbs, est-ce que, negation

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Why this, why now

In this unit, pupils use plural -er verbs, negation and est-ce que questions to ask and answer about important festivals in France and Haiti, including Christmas, New Year, Haitian Independence, 'La Chandeleur' and Mardi Gras. Knowledge of key 'e' sounds is strengthened.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Ardaydu waa inay yaqaanaan aasaaska maadada.
  • Ardaydu waa inay awoodaan inay raacaan tilmaamo fudud.
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Celebrations in France and Haiti: plural -ER verbs, est-ce que, negation

In this unit, pupils use plural -er verbs, negation and est-ce que questions to ask and answer about important festivals in France and Haiti, including Christmas, New Year, Haitian Independence, 'La Chandeleur' and Mardi Gras. Knowledge of key 'e' sounds is strengthened.

6 lessons
  1. Christmas in Haiti and France: -er verbs 'nous' and 'vous'
  2. New Year's traditions: 'vous' meaning formal you
  3. La Chandeleur: negation, -er singular verbs
  4. Presentation about Haiti: 'est-ce que' questions
  5. Mardi gras: negation, singular verbs
  6. 1st January in Haiti: -er verbs 'ils' and 'elles'