Léa's Family Tree

Family Members

• Parents

  • Father: Bachir (52 years old)

  • Mother: Marie (50 years old)

• Grandparents

  • Grandmother: Françoise (72 years old)

  • Grandfather: Richard (78 years old)

• Aunt & Uncle

  • Aunt: Aurélie (44 years old)

    • Ex-husband: Yann

    • Adopted son: Lucas (8 years old)

  • Uncle: Grégoire (42 years old)

    • Wife: Miriam (40 years old)

• Cousins

  • Cousin (Male): Édouard (13 years old)

  • Cousin (Female): Lucie (10 years old)

• Pets

  • Léa's Pet: Cat named Roxy

  • Cousins' Pet: Dog named Prince

Important Facts

• Léa is an only child, meaning she has no siblings.

• Léa's family includes one dog and one cat.

• Aurélie is divorced from Yann but has an adopted child named Lucas.

• Grégoire and Miriam have two children: Édouard and Lucie.

Questions About Léa's Family

1. Who are Léa's parents?

   • Bachir and Marie.

2. What are the ages of Léa's parents?

   • Mother: 50 years old; Father: 52 years old.

3. What are the names of Grégoire and Miriam's children?

   • Édouard and Lucie.

4. Who are Aurélie's two nieces?

   • Léa and Lucie.

5. How old is Aurélie's nephew?

   • Lucas, aged 8.

6. Who are Léa's grandparents?

   • Françoise and Richard.

7. How many grandchildren are there in the family?

   • Four (Lucas, Édouard, Lucie, and Léa).

8. What are the names of Françoise and Richard's two grandsons?

   • Édouard and Lucas.

   • What are the names of the two granddaughters?

   • Léa and Lucie.

9. Who is divorced?

   • Aurélie.

10. How many pets are there in the family?

    • Two pets: Roxy (cat) and Prince (dog).

Activities Involving Léa's Family

• Role-play: Assume the identity of a family member and answer questions about the family tree.

• Identification Exercise: State two identification facts about each family member.

• Family Composition: Create descriptions of different French families and present them to the class.

• Peer Report: Analyze the size of a classmate's family and report back.

Vocabulary: Telling Ages

• French number formation needs to be understood for numbers 70 and above:

  • 70: soixante-dix

  • 80: quatre-vingts

  • 100: cent

  • 200: deux cents

  • Examples:

    • 71: soixante et onze

    • 81: quatre-vingt-un

    • 92: quatre-vingt-douze

Reference for Ages

• Practice stating ages and relationships relevant to Léa's family members.