Another fabulous topic finished, I hope you have all enjoyed it. I certainly loved seeing all of your amazing projects and sharing what you had learnt.

Let’s see what you have learnt in your topic about France.

Leave a comment below with answers to the following questions. (You never know you might even get bonus house points!)

1. Name the capital city of France.
2. Which river runs through the capital city? A bonus point if you can name another river in France.
3. Name one range of mountains in France.
4. List 3 famous landmarks in Paris.
5. List 3 traditional French foods.
6. Name a famous French person and what they are famous for.
7. What produce is the region of Brittany most famous for?
8. What would I expect to buy from Languedoc-Rousillon?
9. Which area of France is a popular tourist area? (North, South, East, West)
10. Name a sport that is popular in France.

(10 house points for each correct answer)

This week we made factfiles about Famous French People. We learned about Napoleon, Joan of Arc, Monet, Seurat, Coco Chanel and many more.

List 5 facts that you have learned about a famous French Person this week!

What a great afternoon of learning today in primary 6! Our pupils were so animated and enthusiastic whilst learning about the Scottish government, political parties and creating a timeline of our first ministers, that my voice was hoarse from answering all of their questions by 3 o’clock! It’s great to have such a positive response to a lesson.

Now, your challenge for 10 Housepoints and 2 pebbles is to name the person who is widely considered to have been the first Prime Minister of Britain.

For an extra 10 Housepoints I would like you to tell me something new that you have learned so far about our topic.

Lets build those Housepoints primary 6, I will publish your answers on Friday morning.