Secondary Catalogue
×
Categories
- Civics and Citizenship
- Dance
- Design and Technology
- Drama
- Economics and Business
- English
- Food Technology
- Geography
- History
- Information and Communications Technology
- Languages
- Mathematics
- Music
- PDHPE
- Philosophy
- Religion
- Science
- Teacher Professional Development
- Visual Arts
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures
- Agriculture
- Arts
- Civics and Citizenship
- Economics & Business
- English
- Geography
- History
- Languages
- Legal Studies
- Mathematics
- Personal Development
- Physical Education
- Psychology, Religion, Society & Culture
- Science
- Teacher Professional Development
- Technologies
- VET
- Agriculture
- Animal Care
- Anthropology and Sociology
- Arts and Culture
- Botany
- Business
- Construction and Property
- Education and Training
- Food Production
- Foundation Skills
- Health and Community Services
- Information and Communication Technology
- Manufacturing and Engineering
- Music
- Natural Resources and Mining
- Public Sector, Safety, and Defence
- Services
- Sports and Recreation
- Textiles, Clothing, and Footwear
- Transport and Logistics
- Video and Media Production
- Visual Arts, Crafts, and Design
French
Tutoyer ou Vouvoyer: Familiar or Formal?
What’s the difference between ‘tu’ and ‘vous’? How can you tell which one to use? What should you say to avoid offending someone? This video answers these questions and more, explaining the history of ‘tu’ and ‘vous’ and the...Show More
What’s the difference between ‘tu’ and ‘vous’? How can you tell which one to use? What should you say to avoid offending someone? This video answers these questions and more, explaining the history of ‘tu’ and ‘vous’ and the best option to use in different modern contexts. A fun and fact-filled video, perfect for introducing key aspects of French culture to beginner language learners. Show Less
La Marianne: Symbol of the French Republic
Who is Marianne? Was she a real person? What does she represent? This video answers these questions and more, explaining Marianne’s origins, how she came to symbolise the French Republic and how she has transformed over time to reflect a...Show More
Who is Marianne? Was she a real person? What does she represent? This video answers these questions and more, explaining Marianne’s origins, how she came to symbolise the French Republic and how she has transformed over time to reflect a changing France. A fun and fact-filled video, perfect for introducing key aspects of French culture to beginner language learners. Show Less
Le Croissant: Symbol of a Nation
Who made the first croissant? How did it make its way to France? What do you need to make your own croissant au beurre fait maison? This video answers these questions and more, tracing the history of the croissant and providing an easy recipe to...Show More
Who made the first croissant? How did it make its way to France? What do you need to make your own croissant au beurre fait maison? This video answers these questions and more, tracing the history of the croissant and providing an easy recipe to try at home. A fun and fact-filled video, perfect for introducing key aspects of French culture to beginner language learners. Show Less
La Fête de Famille (Intermediate)
Lingo Ninja Presents: French Language Lessons
Tante Cécile is having a birthday party, but she is struggling to remember who she invited! In this Interactive Video, intermediate students use the language needed to describe themselves and their family members, including past tense verbs and...Show More
Tante Cécile is having a birthday party, but she is struggling to remember who she invited! In this Interactive Video, intermediate students use the language needed to describe themselves and their family members, including past tense verbs and adverbs of time. They will practise their reading, listening, and writing skills through activities that will appear on screen. Students can rewind and rewatch sections of the clip to help them answer the questions. English subtitles are available for differentiation. Show Less
Acheter des Aliments (Intermediate)
Lingo Ninja Presents: French Language Lessons
Tante Cécile is having guests over for a special dinner, but she has no food in the kitchen! In this Interactive Video, intermediate students use complex structures and broad vocabulary to write a shopping list, find out where to purchase goods,...Show More
Tante Cécile is having guests over for a special dinner, but she has no food in the kitchen! In this Interactive Video, intermediate students use complex structures and broad vocabulary to write a shopping list, find out where to purchase goods, and how to interact with a shopkeeper. They will practise their reading, listening, and writing skills through activities that will appear on screen. Students can rewind and rewatch sections of the clip to help them answer the questions. English subtitles are available for differentiation. Show Less
Faire les Courses (Beginners)
Lingo Ninja Presents: French Language Lessons
Tante Cécile is having guests over to her house, but she has no food in the kitchen! In this Interactive Video, beginner students use language needed to write a shopping list, find out where to purchase goods, and how to interact with a...Show More
Tante Cécile is having guests over to her house, but she has no food in the kitchen! In this Interactive Video, beginner students use language needed to write a shopping list, find out where to purchase goods, and how to interact with a shopkeeper. They will practice verbs like ‘voudrait’ and ‘achète', and the adverb ‘combien’. Students can rewind and rewatch sections of the clip to help them answer the questions. English subtitles are available for differentiation. Show Less
La Famille (Beginners)
Lingo Ninja Presents: French Language Lessons
Tante Cécile is having a birthday party, but she has forgotten the names of everyone she invited! In this Interactive Video, beginner students use the language needed to describe themselves and their family members, and eat gâteau. They will...Show More
Tante Cécile is having a birthday party, but she has forgotten the names of everyone she invited! In this Interactive Video, beginner students use the language needed to describe themselves and their family members, and eat gâteau. They will practise their reading, listening, and writing skills through onscreen questions. Students can rewind and rewatch sections of the clip to help them answer the questions. English subtitles are available for differentiation. Show Less
Les Fêtes en France
France's long and colourful history has provided the French people with many reasons to celebrate. In the French calendar we see religious festivals, political revolutions and relics of ancient pagan rituals right throughout the year.
Filmed...Show More
France's long and colourful history has provided the French people with many reasons to celebrate. In the French calendar we see religious festivals, political revolutions and relics of ancient pagan rituals right throughout the year.
Filmed entirely in France, in the French language (with the option of French subtitles), this exciting programme explores five of the most significant of these celebrations - Pâques, Mardi Gras, Poisson d'avril, La Fête Nationale and Noël.
It addresses the importance of cultural awareness in learning a language, and enables us to recognise shared traditions as we see social interactions in diverse contexts. Show Less
La Mode et La Cuisine
Classroom Video French Series 1
Fashion and food are two of the defining elements of French culture. For students of French, it is important that they not only develop a well-rounded vocabulary, but that they also appreciate how cultural influences flavour daily life for French...Show More
Fashion and food are two of the defining elements of French culture. For students of French, it is important that they not only develop a well-rounded vocabulary, but that they also appreciate how cultural influences flavour daily life for French people.
This programme looks at fashion (la mode) and food (la cuisine) through the eyes of French people. In a question and answer format, a rich array of information about both significant elements of French culture are discussed in an informal and conversational way, in French – making an ideal learning resource for middle to senior level students. Show Less
An Introduction to France
This programme introduces Paris, the capital of France and looks at a region west of Paris where the "Dubois family" lives in the country.
We stroll through a typical French market in the small town of Meulan. We visit a 12th century Church and...Show More
This programme introduces Paris, the capital of France and looks at a region west of Paris where the "Dubois family" lives in the country.
We stroll through a typical French market in the small town of Meulan. We visit a 12th century Church and look at Castles. Travelling through Normandy we find out about the style of this region by strolling through the streets of Honfleur, a small seaside town on the Channel Coast. Of course, food is of paramount importance to the French so we visit a Cake Shop and a 100 year old Cheese Shop in the town of St Germanin en Laye near Paris.
The programme also doubles up as a language programme by introducing French words that are relevant to what we see. Show Less