A little update for anyone checking the blog over the holidays and the start of the new Summer half term...
Firstly, the blog has had a new arrival - also know as the Wakefield City High MFL Blog - Mark 2!! You can find it at
cityhighmfl.edublogs.org
where all the resources and revision stuff that has been covered over the first half of the Summer term can be found. There are also a few other cool little things for you to look at, including so weird Vokis, and specific year group pages and coming soon will be class-specific blog sections....
Secondly - YEAR 11 - French Exam is on Wednesday 4th June. As the timetable is a 3-2 split, the exam will be starting at about 1, so you need to be in the Annex for 12:45pm.
Also, anyone doing a higher paper - just to remind you - Miss Noble will be doing a revision session during period 3 to refresh your memories for all the French you have forgotten...
Paris French Trip - December 2007
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
GCSE Speaking Exams - If You're Stuck!!!
The following link will help you if you are unsure of the pronunciation of a word or a set phrase type it into the website below, setting the language to French, and it will say it back to you!!
http://www.text-to-speech.imtranslator.net/
http://www.text-to-speech.imtranslator.net/
Thursday, February 14, 2008
GCSE Revision Resources
It is getting to that crunch time of the year where GCSE revision is becoming more and more key to raising achievement and grades. I often say that a little but frequent revision is the way forward - even if it is just playing a couple of the games on the linked websites for 15 minutes a day.
Again below I have 'ranked' the websites into order of usefulness and the top two websites are very useful as they allow you to practice past exam questions and then see the answers and your grades later on. In addition to these sites, there is also the 'linguastars' website which is extensive and useful and can be found at www.linguascope.com at the top 'banner' of the page, again with our same username and password.

Again below I have 'ranked' the websites into order of usefulness and the top two websites are very useful as they allow you to practice past exam questions and then see the answers and your grades later on. In addition to these sites, there is also the 'linguastars' website which is extensive and useful and can be found at www.linguascope.com at the top 'banner' of the page, again with our same username and password.
www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/french
www.marling.gloucs.sch.uk/frenchweb/wrkmenu.htm

KS3 Resources and Websites
After thinking about it for quite some time, (I need to get a life in half term) I've decided to sort out the most useful links into Key Stage 3 (Years 7,8,9) and Key Stage 4 (Years 10&11) sections, which will be more appropriate. Hence, below are the useful links for Key Stage 3, all in one place. As well as the core links, which appear on an earlier post below, these resources will be useful for all pupils to practice vocab and grammar points. I've also been sad enough to rank them in order of 'coolness'. (Still far too much time on my hands)...
http://www.francais-extra.co.uk/
http://www.thealegreen.org.uk/langs/french/index.htm
http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/mfle/c4modernlanguages
http://www.alienlanguage.co.uk/alienlanguage/index.htm
http://home.freeuk.com/mflgames/frenchgamesindex.htmhtm
http://www.teachnet-uk.org.uk/2006%20Projects/MFL-Interactive_Exercises/index.htmWednesday, February 13, 2008
French Resources
As a French department, we like to share our resources, as well as the interactive websites we use during ICT based lessons, which allow more independent and distance language learning. Below are some of the main websites we use, which we encourage pupils to use out of lesson time. In addition, there are reminders of our usernames beside, but if you as a pupil forget the password we use, please send me a message, stating your name and class...
www.linguascope.com username: cityhigh
www.atantot.com username: hmashv
www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/french/ (Specifically for GCSE Exam practice)
www.frenchteacher.net
www.quia.com (Click 'Student Zone' then 'Shared Activities'...Then choose French...)
www.languagesonline.org.uk
www.zut.org.uk (Free after 4pm)
www.eurobourne.org.uk/mfl_resources/index.html
www.sunderlandschools.org/mfl-sunderland/sitemap.htm
www.primaryresources.co.uk/mfl/mfl_french.htm
www.wildfrench.co.uk
In addition to these 'starting websites' that I will publish links to, look out for a post of mainly 'interactive' or 'hot potato' sites which allow you to do tasks online, have them marked and receive instant feedback!!
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Welcome to the Wakefield City High MFL Blog!!!

Hello everyone and welcome to the Wakefield City High MFL Blog!!
Hopefully over the course of the next few months more and more pupils of Wakefield City High School will be able to use this space to upload and post work done in and out of class, comment on contributions made by members of the school here and view resources which will allow them achieve their potential in MFL!!
Obviously, in the first few weeks of this blog, there may be some teething problems - however all I ask for is a bit of patience, and contributors to be sensible and mature in the way they use this facility, remembering the spirit in which it was set up!!
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