KS3FR1 Sounds and introductions personal learning checklist
England KS3 French · Foundations
Use the notes alongside listening to varied real speech, speaking with others, contextual reading and original writing. The fable extract is public domain; practice profiles and messages are original learning examples.
Name ____________________ Class __________ Date __________
Tick one box per statement. Red: need help. Amber: partly confident. Green: can do independently.
| I can | Red | Amber | Green |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pronunciation | |||
| Distinguish and reproduce common French sound–spelling patterns. | |||
| Spelling | |||
| Write accents, elisions and meaningful silent endings accurately. | |||
| Address | |||
| Choose familiar or formal address appropriately. | |||
| Introductions | |||
| Introduce yourself and ask relevant follow-up questions. | |||
| Verbs | |||
| Use subject forms of être and avoir in meaningful sentences. | |||
| Numbers | |||
| Understand and communicate numbers accurately in context. | |||
| Listening | |||
| Extract the main message and details from a short introduction. | |||
| Repair | |||
| Keep an exchange going when language is unclear. | |||
Next revision priority: __________________________________________________