Primary 4 · French
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Wake up the French you learned in P3: name the things in your classroom and your house, say where they are, talk about the weather and the time, describe your clothes, and say what you are doing.
Talk about Rwanda, its capital and its provinces, describe your own neighbourhood, and learn which little word means 'in' for a town, a country or a district.
Find your way and help others find theirs: left, right and straight on, the verbs aller, marcher and tourner, asking a stranger politely, and writing the route to your home.
Name every way to travel, from motos and buses to boats and planes, read a funny story about a taxi ride, use aller, prendre and faire, and buy a bus ticket in French.
Go to the market in French: read the story of Tom the banana seller, name fruit and vegetables, count prices from 100 to 2000 francs, and buy politely with « Je voudrais … ».
Talk about meals in French: say you are hungry or thirsty with the hungry crocodile, name the meals of the day and Rwandan foods, use manger, boire and du / de la / des, and be polite at the table.
Name the parts of your body in French, say what each part does, read the story of a very tall man, make nouns plural (un œil, des yeux) and give action orders in a game of « Keza dit ».
Stay healthy in French: wash like Zama, tell the nurse where it hurts, learn how a mosquito net stops malaria with quand and parce que, and say the sounds [f] and [v] clearly.
Name jobs in French for men and women, say where people work, read how Wangari Maathai planted millions of trees, and use the future tense to say what you will be when you grow up.
