French education

Salut! Hi everyone! If you teach French, you know how tough it can be to find resources for your classroom. Of course, I'm talking about QUALITY resources. That's why a group of great teacher-authors has decided to put together a FREE French eBook of tips and links to freebies for the back-to-school season or should I say "pour la rentrée"? Laudalina from Profs et Soeurs is the mastermind of this amazing initiative and Ms. Joanne has been so generous to host the eBook. What about me? I was…

French First Week Activities: In my previous 4 posts, I've talked about why it's so important to create an immersion atmosphere, how to set the tone for the year, and how to set expectations for the first day of French class. In this post about the French first week activities, I'll be sharing the lessons

I did the research so that you don't have to! Here is a list of 10 free resources that are perfect for distance learning in Kindergarten.

Download our French worksheets for free! These worksheets are organized into educational and fun booklets that any French learner will love!

If you're a French beginner, you need to check this out. To learn beginners French isn't that hard - you just need to hear a few things before you start, so you don't waste time with frustrating methods that lead nowhere.

In Charlotte Mason's List of Attainments, she expected children to begin learning French by age six. We haven't invested in a foreign language curriculum yet, but today I am going to share with you how I am introducing French to my kiddos and also sharing my printable French flashcards with you!

Here is a great lesson for the beginning of the school year! https://t.co/B6VrHqFjYE

French attention grabbers are words or short sentences that get your students' attention in the classroom. Learn how to use them and how to invent your own.

Are you looking for some great games to play with your students in your FSL classroom? Look no further. Today, I am sharing the ‘best of the best’ student-approved games for FSL. Many require little to no prep (yay!). Take a look below and try one with your students today! 1. Comptez! Are you looking for a fun way to review numbers? This activity works very well with learners of all ages. Seriously. Even my middle-years aged students begged to play this! Materials required: none How to play…