Free Weather Assessment | Year 4 Supported | BookFlik
Are you looking for a helpful tool to track your pupils’ progress in MFL? Our new French weather assessment year 4 supported resource is specifically designed to help emerging learners gain confidence in the classroom. This printable pack focuses on core vocabulary for talking about the climate, including phrases like Il fait beau, Il pleut, and Il fait froid.
This French weather assessment year 4 supported resource aligns perfectly with the UK National Curriculum for Key Stage 2, which encourages children to develop their ability to express opinions and describe their surroundings in a new language. We have stripped back the complexity to ensure that learners who require extra support can focus on mastering key phonics and vocabulary without feeling overwhelmed.
Teachers can use this resource as a formative assessment tool at the end of your weather unit. Because it is a French weather assessment year 4 supported pack, it includes built-in scaffolding, such as visual cues, matching activities, and sentence starters. This allows pupils to demonstrate their understanding through simple, structured tasks rather than long-form writing. The worksheet features our friendly mascot, Rosa the parrot, who guides children through the exercises with clear, encouraging instructions.
The resource is broken down into five short, achievable questions that help build momentum. By using simple vocabulary and repeating key phrases, children will feel successful as they complete the assessment. This is an ideal addition to your lesson plans if you have students who need additional visual aids or simplified instructions to stay on track.
Download this free resource today to provide a fair and accessible way to check understanding. It is a fantastic way to ensure every child in your Year 4 class feels included in their language learning journey.
Word Bank:
Il fait beau – It is nice weather
Il pleut – It is raining
Il fait froid – It is cold
Le soleil – The sun
Le nuage – The cloud
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