This page is updated periodically with student's work as well as hosting a selection of MFL songs to make learning more memorable!
Das Fischlied French & German Raps Être Verb Song
Bob the builder: French & German versions Students' Gallery
MFL tv advertisements Ma routine journalière (à la Jingle Bells!)
French on-line radio and music download site
Lingua-Saver: screensaver to download. Learn vocabulary while doing nothing!
Year 7 Sing-a-long !
For many years pupils have sung the world-famous Fish Song in German brought to these shores many years ago by a humble foreign language assistant.
Now you too can sing along with this digitally re-mastered version. Just click on the fish !
Vorsprung durch Technik? Not quite, but how much can you understand?
Please note Simon Balle School does not endorse the products advertised, but just likes the use of a MFL!
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More will be added when they become available.
Le Rap Français / Ein deutsches Raplied
New French and German rap songs for all Key Stage 3 students or anyone else who wants to practise all the basics and improve their accent at the same time!
Click on the cool smartie
The quick and easy way to remember how to use the French verbs of motion in the perfect tense. Essential for Year 9 to reach Level 5.
Click on the cool smartie
Bob the Builder goes to find work abroad!
As citizens of the European Union, Bob and his gang no longer need work permits to work in France and Germany. The only problem is that they will need to sing in French and German as they "get the job done". Click on Bob to find out more!
Ma routine journalière (à la Jingle Bells!)
Being a teenager is tough, even in France. Learn the reflexive verbs and words for daily activities in French with this really tacky tune. Click here
Les Simpson / Die Simpsons (à la Jingle Bells!)
Being Lisa Simpson is tough in any language.
Click here to visit the Simpsons in France and Germany!
(Year 8 and even the 6th form when they have a bad day!)
Verb Song Lyrics / Smartassess link
ich put the e on
du: st
er sie es: t t t
wir and sie (they) forms take en
like the infinitive again
ihr means you
and ihr, you see,
always has to add a tClick on the cool smartie for music
You Tube link
Credit to Mr Z from St Anne O'Kneemus School
