This video will show you the basics to create your own Voki. Make sure you watch the “Audacity Video” post to see how to create your own audio for your Voki – using your voice!
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The 2nd part of creating your own Voki. This is the clever bit. This shows you how to use Microsoft Publisher to save and listen to your Voki.
Creating a Voki Video – Part 2
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How to create your own recordings using Audacity – it could be for a Voki, for a homework set by your teacher, or even a test!
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Hello to all pupils new and old, and welcome to the Wakefield City High French Blog! This blog was set up some six months ago to allow you to access as many cool resources and games from home as possible.
Now, with the new virtual learning platform to come into effect at City High in the next few months, we will hopefully be able to update this blog with more fun and interesting games, and leave the homework and more serious stuff to that VLE, but til then, here are the resources that you have been working with this first month, to allow you to consolidate the stuff you know!!
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After School Activities – La-semaine-de-pascal-metro-2-vert-p-12-13
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ID Card – Profile-of-a-famous-person-categories
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Welcome back to all our pupils, but especially to our Year 11’s as you enter your crucial final year. As you know, this year we have got double French on a Thursday (I can already hear the groans and complaints from you, Miss Rusling)
Still, what this will hopefully mean, is that you all can have a go developing your French skills using my new computers, kindly donated by Mr. Chippendale (he had no say in the matter I might add) in my brand new room! And to start, we have a little online task for you to have a bash at. Type your answers after the questions, before printing them out, and before you do, please format your work so that the text and questions all appear on one page!!
Online House and Home Comprehension
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As you know, I have a love of penguins. Seriously. I think it may date back to when I was 3 and my mum took me to Edinburgh Zoo, and I spent best part of 10 minutes having a staring contest with a penguin through a wire fence…
So, to annoy you even more, have a look at what I’ve just found – Pigloo! Penguins in French!!!! My day couldn’t get any better!
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http://www.teachertube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=d1dc761ad8717c352da9
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How many of your favourite footballers can you spot in this advert? How many languages do you reckon were used? It’s a really cool advert showing the power of being able to communicate with people from all around the world, in many different languages.
Whatever your thoughts on the players, what they do show you, is that being able to understand them, appreciate them and learning languages… is cool!
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Year 7 – you will shortly be completing your end of year test in your French lessons. Here is a little revision worksheet that will help you to prepare!!!
If you have any questions, put a comment at the end of this post and we’ll get back to you!!
Bon courage!!
Year 7 end of year test revision
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For the whole of Year 10, we will be doing a complete mock GCSE exam for your end of year assessment and achievement grades. As you know, the exam is in 4 parts – writing, reading, listening and speaking. Your writing grade will be based on the two pieces of coursework you have done this year, so don’t worry, there won’t be a writing exam.
As for the rest, your reading test will be in your normal lesson on Wednesday 25th and your listening test will be in lesson time on Tuesday 1st July. The speaking exams are done slightly differently, and will be carried out on Thursday 3rd July, between periods 1 and 3.
Your speaking exam on Thursday 3rd July (during periods 1-3 and you will be given your time later)will be in two parts – 2 role plays followed by your conversation questions that we have done in class, that you were given to take home and learn last week. Below are a few things for you to look at and revise from, should you get stuck…. Bonne Chance!! 
Year 10 Speaking Exam – \’A\’ role play revision
Year 10 – Speaking Exam – \’B\’ Role Play Revision
Year 10 – Conversation Questions – Revision
Year 10 Speaking Exam – Conversation Questions
Year 10 Speaking Exam – Conversation Questions Examples
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As we’ve covered in Thursday’s lesson, my top set year 9’s, 9H1, are going to be doing a levelling activity during Monday’s lesson, period 1. This is because we have to give you a true achievement mark for this year – the equivalent of your French SAT.
It will be a reading activity, where you read a poster detailling 7 funnily named villages in France and then have to answer a series of questions based on what you have read. You will be able to use a dicitionary during the activity, and only have to give one word (names of the villages) as answers.
Below is the revision lesson covered on Thursday, and make sure you look at the two slides concerned with using a dicitionary. Any problems or concerns, then leave a comment either in your year 9 page at the top, or at the end of this post!!
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