MFL skills map. Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Develop understanding of the sounds of Individual letters and groups of letters (phonics).



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listen attentively to spoken language and show understanding by joining in and responding explore the patterns and sounds of language through songs and rhymes and link the spelling, sound and meaning of words Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Develop understanding of the sounds of Individual letters and groups of letters (phonics). Listen and respond to familiar spoken words, phrases and sentences (e.g. simple instructions, rhymes, songs). Follow a text accurately whilst listening to it being read. Listen for and identify specific words and phrases in instructions, stories and songs. Undertake longer listening exercises and be able to identify key words or phrases so as to answer questions. Listen attentively and understand more complex phrases and sentences in longer passages of the foreign language (e.g. instructions Understand the main points in passages of language spoken with authentic pronunciation and at authentic speed. Understand and identify longer and more complex sentences (e.g. descriptions, information, instructions) in listening exercises and be able to answer questions based on what they hear. Read the text of familiar rhymes and songs and identify patterns of language and link sound to spelling.

given, stories, fairy tales, songs and extended listening exercises). engage in conversations; ask and answer questions; express opinions and respond to those of others; seek clarification and help* -Speak with others using simple words, short sentences (e.g. greetings and basic information about myself). -Speak aloud familiar words or short phrases in chorus. Communicate by asking and answering a wider range of questions, using longer sentences. Present short pieces of information to another person. Take part in short conversations using sentences and familiar vocabulary. Present to another person or group of people using sentences and authentic pronunciation, gesture and intonation to convey accurate meaning. Use spoken language to initiate and sustain simple conversations on familiar topics or to tell stories from their own experience. Present to an audience about familiar topics (e.g. role-play, presentation or read / repeat from a text or passage). speak in sentences, using familiar vocabulary, basic language structures Speak with others using simple words, short sentences (e.g. greetings and basic Apply phonic knowledge to support speaking (also reading and writing). Understand and express simple opinions using familiar topics and vocabulary. Use connectives to link together what they say so as to add fluency.

develop accurate pronunciation and intonation so that others understand when they are reading aloud or using familiar words and phrases* present ideas and information orally to a range of audiences* information about myself). Develop understanding of the sounds of individual letters and groups of letters (phonics). Speak with others using simple words, short sentences (e.g. greetings and basic information about myself). Apply phonic knowledge to support speaking (also reading and writing). Present short pieces of information to another person. Take part in short conversations using sentences and familiar vocabulary. Present to another person or group of people using sentences and authentic pronunciation, gesture and intonation to convey accurate meaning. Use spoken language to initiate and sustain simple conversations on familiar topics or to tell stories from their own experience. Present to an audience about familiar topics (e.g. role-play, presentation or read / repeat from a text or passage).

read carefully and show understanding of words, phrases and simple writing appreciate stories, songs, poems and rhymes in the language Read aloud familiar words or short phrases in chorus. Read aloud familiar words or short phrases in chorus. Accurately read and understand familiar written words, phrases and short sentences (e.g. in fairy tales or character/place descriptions). Accurately read and understand familiar written words, phrases and short sentences (e.g. in fairy tales or character/place descriptions). Read a variety of simple texts in different but authentic formats (e.g. stories, song lyrics (covering familiar topics), reading exercises with set questions, emails or letters from a partner school). Read a variety of simple texts in different but authentic formats (e.g. stories, song lyrics (covering familiar topics), reading exercises with set questions, emails or letters from a partner school). Read aloud with expression and accurate pronunciation. Read and understand the main points and more specific details from a variety of simple texts in different but authentic formats (e.g. stories, reading exercises with set questions, emails, letters from a partner school or internet sites in the target language (supervision required).

broaden their vocabulary and develop their ability to understand new words that are introduced into familiar written material, including through using a dictionary write phrases from memory, and adapt these to create new sentences, to express ideas clearly Write some familiar simple words from materials (e.g. familiar nouns). Write some familiar simple words from materials (e.g. familiar nouns). Write some familiar words, simple sentences from materials (e.g. using a word bank). Write some familiar words, simple sentences from materials (e.g. using a word bank). Write simple sentences and short paragraphs from materials (e.g. using a word bank). Write simple sentences and short paragraphs from materials (e.g. using a word bank). Write longer sentences and short paragraphs from supported materials (e.g. a word bank). Write longer sentences and short paragraphs from supported materials (e.g. a word bank). describe people, places, things and actions orally* and in writing Use correct pronunciation when speaking and start to see links between pronunciation and spelling. Start to understand the concept of gender (masculine, feminine, Present short pieces of information to another person. Apply phonic knowledge to support speaking (also reading and writing). Present to another person or group of people using sentences and authentic pronunciation, gesture and intonation to convey accurate meaning. Understand and express simple opinions using familiar topics and vocabulary. Present to an audience about familiar topics (e.g. role-play, presentation or read / repeat from a text or passage). Use connectives to link together what they say so as to add fluency.

neuter (if applicable) and how this is shown in the language being studied. MFL skills map