We have found that our pupils like to learn the names of other Under-the-Sea animals. So here you go… a PowerPoint with some additional animals for your Under-the-Sea topic. Visit the Sparkle Speak You Tube channel for word files: https://www.youtube.com/user/sparklespeak Under the sea adventure extra creatures
Here is a free PowerPoint with pictures of all the characters from Bonjour Milo! Under-the-Sea Adventure. Click on each character to hear a fun jingle introducing the character. This resource compliments the CDrom resource. If you like this resource look out for our Rainforest Quest character jingles. Under the sea adventure[…]
The perfect accompaniment to Milo’s Holiday Scrapbook and art activity available to download from the new Sparkle Speak website; excellent for boosting intercultural understanding and an easy start to the school year. Imagine the look on your pupils’ faces when they return in September to find a postcard from Milo. Sent[…]
Do you have football crazy pupils? If so, you may want to use a football theme in your French language lessons or weave some French into your football sessions. To support this, here is a free PowerPoint with some key nouns and verbs with soundfiles recorded by Romain Larrieu, Native[…]
Learning some basic colours in French is extremely useful. Learn the colours of the rainbow with this fun IWB resource. This free IWB resource can be used independently or in conjunction with the Bonjour Milo! warm-up song available on any of the Bonjour Milo! musical story discs. Please note if[…]
This is a great idea for European Languages Day or to add a multilingual flavour to this year’s sports day. Attached below are teaching n0tes, a supporting PowerPoint, MP3s of a song in Spanish, French, Hindi and Chinese plus authentic sound files of the language needed to start a race[…]
Bonjour and welcome to Sparkle Speak! Thousands of young children across the world are learning French with Sparkle Speak resources. Our animated adventures, songs and videos are designed to help primary teachers and pre-school co-ordinators give children a magical start to language-learning. We are best known for Bonjour Milo! Musical[…]
A LOLLIPOP stick and a cut-out cartoon character are often all it takes to get young children speaking a foreign language. With a blob of glue you’ve got a simple puppet or, as I like to think of it, a no-frills French teaching assistant. It never ceases to amaze me[…]
Welcome to this Holiday Postcard and Scrapbook resource from Bonjour Milo! for KS1 and Lower KS2. On the attached PowerPoint you will find photos and a bilingual diary written by Milo illustrating Milo’s seven-day visit to Normandy. Extra information about the sites he visits are noted below. At the end[…]
