Teaching french as a second language

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.

Worksheets have their place in second-language education, but there are plenty of fun, paperless ways to teach French without a worksheet!

We have found that when we teach our FSL or French class about some of the cultural celebrations of French Canada, they find ways to connect to the language as they learn. We created several activities that use Francophone Celebrations to help students learn French in a low-risk and fun way. Come take a look at how we use Carnaval de Quebec, Festival du Voyageur, Cabane à sucre, Fête nationale du Québec (Saint-Jean-Baptiste) and Fête nationale de l’Acadie to learn about the French language.

If your child is going to French Immersion you might be wondering what French phrases your child in will learn at school. Here I’m sharing the basic words and phrases most primary French Immersion teachers will teach their students. French School: First French Phrases for Kids You have a child

A Cup of French offers a selection of free infographics to be used online to help you on your French learning journey.

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French Phonics Resources: printable and digital materials to support your teaching of French as a second language. Learning French sounds can be simpler and more engaging if your students have fun and enjoy the activities. Click to check out the resources I've created for you. Pour la conscience phonologique. For French Immersion and Core French classrooms.

French as a Second Language is a subject that many homeschooling families in Canada want to include in their homeschool. Here's how.