French: lesson 2: What is in your lunchbox?

 Year 5 practised their song and their lunch vocabulary. They then looked at how to conjugate: manger and practised using Je mange with word choices from the vocabulary they have already learnt. They then drew items that they would have for lunch in a lunch box. They then asked their partner what was in his/her lunch box, listening carefully, they drew their partner's lunch choices in the other lunchbox.





















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