French: lesson 6: using il me faut

 Year 4 revised everything they’ve learnt so far including singing their song and a new song all about stationery. They learnt a sentence structure: pour ……. Il me faut. Using verbs and stationery  which translates, for example, for writing, one will need a pen 

The children practiced saying this, changing the verbs and nouns. They then chose appropriate words to fill in. 



















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