Animals

What are our names? - Don't let us make you cross - 

This little crossword about various animals should not be too difficult for children to complete

The cat - Not quite man's best friend - 

Pupils will learn about having a cat as a pet by filling in the gaps using words from the boxes which are categorised as "body parts", "entertainment" and "care".

Pets - Almost as good as kids - 

These tangled up lines lead to various animals. Pupils can follow the lines with their eyes and complete the sentences.

On the farm - Time to feed the chickens - 

This work sheet contains several incomplete sentences. Pupils can complete them with the help of the French words at the end of each line.

My first vocabulary - Can you make all the noises? - 

Pupils can match several diagrammes of animals with the spelled out name on the right by drawing a line.

Fiche pédagogique correspondant aux produits suivants

Circus animals - Your turn to be the ringmaster - 

Pupils can fill in the correct names of various circus animals by choosing from the box on the right.

Animals - Can you help this poor elephant? - 

Pupils can translate the names of various animals into English.

Fiche pédagogique correspondant aux produits suivants

Animal puzzle - Do you know your farm animals? - 

This work sheet includes a colouring puzzle. Pupils can colour in all the animals which live on a farm and they will discover one of the largest animals on the planet.

Show me - These animals want to be translated! - 

Pupils will learn the names of various animals by writing down the number of the picture and the French translation. Afterwards they must cut out the pictures. When the teachers says e.g.: "show me the bear" , pupils must point to the card and raise it up.

Animals and food: Do animals eat all these things? - 

animals - food; Pupils can find the correct words to describe certain pictures using a set of vocabulary.