In looking for French resources for older grades you might come across books labelled as 1re secondaire, 2e secondaire, 3e secondaire, 4e secondaire and 5e secondaire. This can be a little confusing if you are not used to how Quebec labels their grades so I put a conversion chart below.
In Ontario, there are 4 options for learning French in government funded schools. We have Core French, Extended French, French Immersion and Full French. The first 3 of these options is considered French as a Second Language and each of these options provides a different number of hours committed to French learning. If you are homeschooling, teaching French is more flexible. You get to decide how much French to teach and when to teach it. So, how do we, as parents, decide which option is best for us? Well.. if you are like me, we decide after dedicating about a billion hours into researching the topic. If you don't have that kind of time on your hands right now (lets be honest, none of us do) I have noted below the different options and some information about each of them. You can take a look at my Government tab for additional resources. "Core French is mandatory from Grades 4 to 8 for all students in English-language elementary schools. Students entering Grade 4 must receiv...
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