August 7, 2020

Kids French Lesson: Baking a cake

Learning a language is best through real-life situations. Teach your children French with this recipe!

Kids French Lesson

Learning a language is best through real-life situations. Teach your children French with this recipe!

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Why we do not use OPOL: One Parent One Language

Is OPOL the only way to successfully raise bilingual children? Here are top tips and my story.

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Is OPOL the only way to successfully raise bilingual children? Here are top tips and my story.

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10. Dealing with ‘h’ in French…

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It may or may not have come to your attention that h is a strange letter in French. It is a silent letter yet which is never pronounced yet there are two types of h which require different treatment.

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09. The importance of ‘some’ or ‘any’ in French 

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Since English does not have partitive articles, it can be tricky to know when and how to use them in French. In this Boost, let’s look at what they are and when to use them.

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Video Guide ‘Les galettes bretonnes’ (French savoury pancakes)

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Age: 3-5, 5-7
Theme: Food, House, Kitchen
Type: Mini Life Video Guide

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Video Guide ‘Jardinage avec mamie’ (Gardening with Grandma)

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Age: 3-5, 5-7
Theme: Family, Garden
Type: Mini Life Video Guide

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Video Guide ‘Les grands-parents’ (Grandparents)

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Age: 3-5, 5-7
Theme: Family
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Video Guide ‘Il fait froid’ (It is cold)

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Age: 3-5, 5-7
Theme: Garden, Getting Dressed, Weather
Type: Mini Life Video Guide

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08. What’s the big deal with Le/ La/ Les and L’?

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Learners can be forgiven for slipping up on the odd le or la but it is a good idea to examine the basics of definite articles. Especially since you will find them in some places in French where you may not be expecting them..!

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Video Guide ‘Partons en vacances’ (Let’s go on holiday)

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Age: 3-5, 5-7
Theme: Family, Vehicles
Type: Mini Life Video Guide

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