French : lesson 4: clothing worn in different weather conditions

 Year 4 sang their song and revised weather vocabulary.They learnt new vocabulary to describe the clothes they would wear in different weather conditions. They then used a help mat and  a given sentence structure to write sentences about the clothes worn in different weather conditions.

















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