Un jour en France

J’ai vu …
(Tick the things you see on your day trip)

La boulangerie Un jour en France

La pharmacie

La pâtisserie

La mairie

Shutters

Café

Macaroons

Policeman

Yellow letter box

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Draw pictures of things you see during your day trip and
 Buy a postcard in one of the gift shops stick in things that you find.
you see today. You must ask the shop
assistant how much it costs in French using
the vocabulary guide to help you. Then show
them your record card so that they can sign it.

 Buy a stamp. The shop where you buy the

postcard may sell stamps, they are normally
found in a ‘Tabac’ – ask them using the
vocabulary guide to help you. You can also buy
stamps at the Post Office if you can find it!

 Send your card. Write the card with a brief

hello and send it to your tutor or another
teacher at your school. Find a post box!

 Buy a croissant. Find a bakery

and use the vocabulary guide to
buy a croissant. Don’t forget to
get your record card signed and keep your
croissant safe!

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Show this to the shopkeepers in the places you go and

Draw pictures of things you see during your day trip they will sign it to say you have completed your tasks
and stick in things that you find. successfully:

Cher Monsieur / Chère Madame

Je suis étudiant(e) dans un collège et aujourd’hui

j’ai des tâches linguistiques à faire.

Veuillez signez ci-dessous, s’il vous plaît, lorsque

j’ai fait mon achat en utilisant mon français!

Merci Beaucoup!

Oui, je l’ai fait en

Nom du
Tâche Prix français!
magasin
Signature

Acheter une
carte postale

Acheter un
timbre

Acheter un
croissant

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Français Anglais Prononciation

Journal Bonjour Hello
Je voudrais … I would like …
On your return please complete a journal about your
Je cherche … I am looking for …
day trip to France:
… un croissant … a croissant
It must include as a minimum: … une boulangerie … a bakery
 An outline of what you did … un timbre … a stamp
 A map of where the town is … une boîte aux
… a letter box
lettres
 At least three facts about the town you visited
… une carte postale … a postcard
 Top five observations about cultural differences
and similarities between France and Britain – and … pour for
examples of where you encountered them. l’Angleterre England
C’est combien? How much is it?
You may also like to include photos and souvenirs of the Thank you very
Merci beaucoup
day and your record card. much

Your journal could be: When you come across new words, write them in
 hand written and illustrated the boxes below:
 word processed – but not copied from the
Internet (remember to use your own words)
 a PowerPoint Presentation
 an audio report recorded to CD/MP3
 in the format of a display.
 in the format of a newspaper report
 in the format of an interview.

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