Are you, a child or children you know just starting to learn French? One of the best ways to kickstart your language journey is to learn French alphabet as part of the basics. What better way to do that than…
Category: Vocabulary Learning
Learning French numbers is a crucial first step to master the language, and the numbers 1-10 are a perfect place to start. Whether you’re a student beginning your French journey, a teacher crafting engaging lessons, or a parent guiding your…
20 Useful French False Friends To Avoid Embarrassing Mistakes False Friends or ‘faux amis’ in French can exist between any two languages that share historical or cultural connections, but what are they, does knowing them help our ability to master…
Learn French with the Best French VLOGS by Topic Playlist Curated for GCSE, iGCSE & CEFR A2 Level If you’re here, it means you may be interested in teaching or learning French with VLOGS. As a qualified French teacher the…
French Film Genres and French Series Types – Listening & Reading Practice on Netflix I recently visited France. Usually, when I go, I try and find authentic examples of vocabulary to share with my students. On this particular visit, I…
MA MAISON – FRENCH LISTENING PRACTICE WITH WORKSHEET, ACTIVITIES, TRANSCRIPT AND CLIP Come and take a tour of my house in France (well, AirBnB) with this exclusive French listening practice on ‘ma maison’. It’s perfect for GCSE/iGCSE French, A2 French,…
Fun and Low-Prep French, ESL, German and Spanish Language Lesson Ideas for Tired Teachers in the Lead Up To Christmas At this festive time of year, language teachers count down the days until the end of such as long term….
Fast-Paced ‘Chain Game’ Vocabulary Practice Activity for All Language Lessons Have you ever played that word game on a long car journey where you pick a topic and everyone takes a turn to say a word that starts with the…
Help Students To Learn Vocabulary in Language Lessons Without Them Knowing! When I get a new French or German GCSE tutee or a group of GCSE language students, we do a quick diagnostic. I ask the students to select two…