Sue Finnie Books

School days
School days

By Sue Finnie

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Explores what it is like to go to school in France, and describes the education system in France. Includes some key French phrases, French language tips and quizzes. Suggested level: primary, inter...

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Special days holidays
Special days holidays

By Sue Finnie

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Join Ryan as he investigates what Bastille Day is, what type of holidays are typical in France, how the French celebrate Christmas and other festivals. Includes some key French phrases, French lang...

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Rising Stars French
Rising Stars French
Rising Stars French
Rising Stars French
France en Couleurs
Jours de la Semaine
Games for Teaching Primary French
Everyday English for Polish speakers
Everyday English for Polish speakers

By Sue Finnie

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A photographic phrasebook suitable for use with key stage 2 students through to teenagers, this book includes English words and phrases, an English pronunciation guide, and Polish translations.

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