LINGO HOOP

This week we have been learning about the popular French Canadian song Alouette gentille Alouette. Did you know the song is about a bird called a Lark?
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Did you know Winnie the Pooh was based on a real live bear cub from Winnipeg in Canada? There is even a statue of him at London Zoo where he ended up residing when the first World War broke out. This week we have been learning the characters from the Winnie the Pooh stories in French and discussing what character we most resemble. We had quite a lot of Tiggers😁 And last week we learnt how to do an acrostic poem. ❤️

I'm very excited to tell you that this term we will be focusing on the French speaking country that is Canada🍁🇨🇦❤️

What new French speaking country do you think we will be looking at in the summer term? I am very excited for the next new country.

Yesterday at St Anne's Infant school we celebrated an Easter tradition that will be happening on April 6th in Zurich. Yes we were throwing coins at boiled eggs! I must say this was a first for me too and lots of fun. We also decorated an egg, learnt an Easter rhyme about rabbits Zwei kleine Kaninchen (the equivalent to Two little Dicky birds in English) and coloured in some Easter pictures. Frohe Ostern everyone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMLAOJgWw-k&list=RDEMLAOJgWw-k&start_radio=1

And we also did this beautiful song Ich lieb den Frühling :)

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Last week we were finding about some unusual sports in Switzerland like Steinstossen, Hornussen and Schwingen and this week we have been discovering what people in Zurich do when they say farewell to winter.

Sechseläuten Sechseläuten in Zurich: the spring festival captivates with traditional costumes, a parade, and the “Böögg”.