How many legs does an insect have? Six. Now, how many insects can you name in English in twenty seconds?
Today we learn eight of them in French, and we listen hard for the long words that twist your tongue.
Here are today's eight insects. We will see the English on the board, guess the French together, then reveal and chorus each one. Listen hard when a word is long: take an extra breath and say it slowly.
We are in a French garden. The wheel picks an insect at random. Teacher spins, your table says the French name together. Then one volunteer adds where you might see it (on a rose, near the lavande, on a tree trunk).
Open your copy. Choose any four insects from the word bank on the board. Copy each one with its article (le, la or l'), then underline the bit that feels hardest to say.
You each have a bingo card. Cross off the insect when you hear its French name. Example: teacher says la fourmi → you mark the ant picture. First full line calls out!
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