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French Language - Primary

Below you will find links to resources for teaching Primary French. This includes curriculum resources, online reading, vocabulary games and worksheets. 

Curriculum
Nallenart: Nallenart is designed for homeschool French.
L’Art de DIRE (say it in French): Grades K-3
L’Art de LIRE (read in French): Grades 3-8
Note: All prices in the New Nallenart Shop are in U.S. dollars. Free resources available.

Easy French Junior is designed for homeschool French. Grades K-3
Whistlefritz Lesson plans, music and workbooks Grades K-2
Lalilo Research-based phonics and comprehension program.

CNED French language arts homeschooling resources from France

Reading, Games and Educational Activities
Les Explorateurs:  Reading, videos, games and activities.
Les Débrouillards: Reading, videos and activities.
Minimag: French reading and stories.
Il était une histoire: French reading and stories.
Au Royaume: Games that teach and reinforce French reading.
Idello: Reading, webinars and TV shows. This site has tons of resources.
Allo Prof: Stories to read and reading comprehension games.
Conjuemos: Games that teach verb conjugations.
The French Experiment: Traditional childrens stories written in French with French audio and English translations. 
Audible Stories: French audio stories.
Radio Canada: French audio stories.
Bescherelle: Verb Conjugation games.
Radio Oustiti: Activities, games and reading.
Raz Kids: Reading books with associated worksheets. Books are labelled by reading level.
LaSouris French reading and games.
Litter @ tout French phonics games.

Workbooks
Dictations: Grades 1-6: https://www.tcmedialivres.com/p/9/c/525/mes-dictees
Writing Workbooks: Grades 3-6: https://www.tcmedialivres.com/p/9/c/526/ecrire-sans-fautes
Reading and Writing: Grades 1 & 2 https://www.editionscec.com/qc_fr/lilou.html
Reading and Writing: Grades 3 & 4 https://www.editionscec.com/qc_fr/en-route.html

Online Teaching Resources
French Immersion Teaching Resources: 
Classe de Francais: French Immersion resources.
Geniepublication: Resources designed by teachers based on the MEES curriculum (Quebec curriculum). 

Free Printables
Verbs, Vocabulary and Grammer
https://www.pearsonerpi.com/fr/apprendre-et-enseigner-ou-que-vous-soyez/je-suis-parent?fbclid=IwAR2RJub9ovVnOi26x-5K95sWM8w6tyeo969VN_wgsndzq9hbMZK4tA2pNu8

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