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Pleas ehome room teacher upload video mam.

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I want to tell that todays position was very beautiful iI enjoyed doing in the video I do same as pe class I switch the video and de pe.

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I aducated that I could feedback and write it.

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1 star-That I learnt the different positions and danced on it. So we learnt it
1 wish- That I want to know more about positions.

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bonjour madame thank you zia.You are resposible giirl.

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Online Activities:

Asking and saying age
Asking and saying address
Asking and telling distances.
Saying phone numbers
Asking and saying how much things weigh/ cost

1. Choisis le poids juste

2. Voilà le nombre

3. Jeu de mémoire

4. Course de ski

5. Les mots rapides

6. L'arithmétique

7. C'est loin?

8. Je me présente

9. Trouvez le numéro

10. Les nombres

11. Chatman

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In pairs review the PPT be prepared to record yourselves saying some of the words

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In this task you must record yourself leaving a message to enter the Québec locate community events newsletter

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Comment dire en Français? Pratiquez et Mémorisez les numéros

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Comment dire en Français? Pratiquez et Mémorisez les numéros

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1. Listen, look and repeat the numbers.

2. Repeat the list 5 times.

3. Try to count down from 31.

4. Repeat the list without watching the clip. 3 times.

5. Try to countdown from 31

6. Pronunciation - listen to individual numbers

7. Pairs Challenge - Choose random 3 numbers & play the 3 clips. Your partner must correctly the French & English.  5 times each = 10 (3 number) sequences.

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Alphabet presentation - Listening and Speaking practice

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Alphabet presentation - Listening and Speaking practice

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http://www.languageguide.org/french/alphabet/

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Before the Speaking Tasks:

1.Do a Trial voice recording using your mobile or Chromebooks using the site below - Say your name and age in French.

2.Save in your 9FRE Drive folder.

3. Name the file – Trial recording

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http://www.education.vic.gov.au/languagesonline/french/sect05/no_3/no_3.htm

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This a great website to learn more about French sounds and improve your French pronunciation. The site has no English explanations but even beginners should be able to use it because  the website is easy to navigate.

Learn how to pronounce the French alphabet (presentation and exercises)

Learn how to pronounce the French vowels (presentation and exercises)

Learn how to pronounce French consonants (presentation and exercises)

Learn how to pronounce French semi-vowels (presentation and exercises)

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Try these activities to review French words about movies

FCSEfilmDescriptionsCloze.swf

FCSEfilmsHangman.swf

FCSEfilmsNoughts.swf

FCSEfilmsRhubarb.swf

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Cognates - Words that are the same in French & English. What sounds are different? Do the 3 activities. Then in your French notes, identify 10 cognates and which sounds are different.

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Cognates - Words that are the same in French & English. What sounds are different? Do the 3 activities. Then in your French notes, identify 10 cognates and which sounds are different.

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CognatesSoundpicbingo.swf

CognatesSoundpiclabel.swf

CognatesSoundpicpresent.swf

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Here are French numbers 0 - 100.

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A - Days and Months

1 Presentation | Introduction to days and months in French - use the controls to show more or fewer words and to swap between French and English.
2 Noughts | One or two player games of noughts and crosses on days and months.
3 Snap | Play snap with the French words for days and months. Copy this letter to help you to spell one of the months
4 Anagrams | Can you unjumble these anagrams of days and months?

B - Dates
1 Bananas | Win bananas by answering quiz questions on dates.
2 Snakes | Play snakes and ladders on dates.
3 Trio | Dates: Who will be the first to get three in a row?

C - Birthday
1 Penguin | Help the penguin to cross the ice floes to reach his family by answering questions about birthdays.
2 Snakes | Snakes and ladders game: When is your birthday?
3 BeeQuiz | Win bees in this birthday quiz!
4 Treasure | Find the hidden treasure by answering questions about birthdays.
5 Quia | Birthdays and star signs.
6 Hangman | Hangman games on presents.
7 Noughts | One or two player games of noughts and crosses to practise words for presents.
8 Rhubarb | Spell out the presents, but watch out for quakes!
9 Wordsearch | What do you think of your presents or the activities? Find the hidden words.

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Here are 4 simple tasks to help you remember how to ask 'How are you? in French

1. Comment ça va?

2. Présentations

3. Chanson - Bonjour!

4. Ça va bien!

5. Daniel, comment ça va?

6. Trouvez le mot!

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1 Presentation | Click and listen to the French alphabet (A-J).
2 Presentation | Click and listen to the French alphabet (K-R).
3 Presentation | Click and listen to the French alphabet (S-Z).
4 PicLabel | Drag and drop listening activity on the French alphabet (A-J).
5 PicLabel | Drag and drop listening activity on the French alphabet (K-R).
6 PicLabel | Drag and drop listening activity on the French alphabet (S-Z).
7 PicBingo | Picture bingo to practise the French alphabet (A-J).
8 PicBingo | Picture bingo to practise the French alphabet (K-R).
9 PicBingo | Picture bingo to practise the French alphabet (S-Z).

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START HERE! - It's ALL about ME! This list of  resources focuses on Greetings and Classroom instructions

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START HERE! - It's ALL about ME! This list of  resources focuses on Greetings and Classroom instructions

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1. Matchup | Drag and drop matching activity on basic greetings.

2. Multichoice | How many greetings can you identify before you run out of time? What is your best score?

3. Anagrams | Can you work out these anagrams of basic greetings?

4. Quia | Play battleships to practise words for greetings and introductions.

5. Link | Sing a song to practise greetings. Aaron Prevots, Southwestern University - Georgetown, Texas, USA.

6.  Matchup | Drag and drop matching activity on classroom instructions.

7.  Memory | Find the hidden pairs of classroom instructions.

8. Multichoice | How many instructions can you identify before you run out of time?

9.  Snap | Play snap with classroom instructions.

10.  Mosaics | Move the mosaic tiles around to find hidden instructions.

PART 2
Name and Greetings

1 Quia | Saying your name and greeting someone.

2 Match up | Timed challenge! You have just 20 seconds to find all 6 pairs (greetings).

3 Matchup | Drag and drop matching activity on greetings and basics.

4 Memory | Find the hidden pairs of greetings and basics.

5 Multichoice | How many matches can you find before you run out of time?

6 Snap | Play snap with greetings and basics.

7 Syllabary | Drag and drop spelling activity on basics and greetings.

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MARKED TASK 2 - Speaking Task  - YOUR 1ST Conversation

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MARKED TASK 2 - Speaking Task  - YOUR 1ST Conversation

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In pairs you will record a simple introduction conversation using the questions below. Use your device and save 1 copy to the 9FRE folder in Drive. Make sure to put both your names as the name of the file. ex: Dawn & Angèle Conversation 1 I DON'T KNOW YOUR FRENCH VOICES YET

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THIS IS YOUR MAIN SITE FOR LEARNING SPECIFIC LANGUAGE FOR LISTENING AND READING ASSESSMENTS!

Make sure you can log in. Click Forgot Passrod at the bottom of the screen

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This summarises the French Year 9 expectations. Please download a copy AND read.

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1 - Cloze | Monkey madness activity - can you fill all of the glass monkeys to the top? Drag and drop sentence building activity on family.
2 -  Quia | Can you match the words with the pictures of pets?
3- Wheel | One or two player wheel of fortune game on pets.
4 -  Mobile | Can you sort out these jumbled text messages. I bet you can't work out all 10!
5 -  Mosaics | Move the mosaic tiles around until you get a message about pets - the background pattern helps.

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Family
1 PicMatch | Drag and drop matching activity to practise sentences about a family.
2 PicNoughts | Play noughts and crosses with family sentences.
3 PicChoice | How many family sentences can you understand before you run out of time?
4 PicMissing | Can you spot the missing family picture?
5  Noughts | Noughts and crosses games on family sentences.
6 Snap | Play snap with family sentences.
7  Multichoice | How many family sentences can you match before you run out of lives or time?
8 Syllabary | Drag and drop spelling activity on family.

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There are 2 sections to these activities.

1. Online games to learn vocabulary

2. Print worksheets to consolidate your learning

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Games to help you learn the basics

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Choose the French subject you would like to learn, revise the words and grammar, and then test your new language skills with our fun and interactive French practice games. If the student wishes to spend a little time studying the phrases or vocabulary before playing the games, they can be directed to our interactive French flashcards study section (audio included), or our French picture dictionaries section. The materials on this French learning page are of most use to beginner-level language students or travelers. Students with more familiarity with the language may wish to try our French spelling games. For those students looking for more challenging learning exercises, we host four intermediate to advanced-level vocabulary practice games on the French games- advanced page (PCs and tablets only). For a list of French practice games designed specifically for drilling and testing vocabulary, visit the French games for vocabulary practice page.

Online French learning games include:

French phrases and greetings: common and useful survival phrases for both beginner students and travellers to francophone countries. Learn basic communication with the most common salutations and greetings, as well as a few essential phrases for ordering food or asking directions. we host two games; first play the French phrases game 1, and then continue on to our further French phrases game 2. For several more basic French greetings and an overview of their usage, visit our French greetings page. page. For learning some local lingo for the big trip abroad, including transport, eating out, and shopping-related phrases and sentences, visit the French phrase list page. If you'd like to brush up on a couple of everyday greetings and niceties for a weekend break to Nice or to surprise a Quebecois friend, check out our how to say hello in French page.

Animal words in French game 2: continue on with a few more names for birds, insects, pets and wild animals in the French language. Word list with audio and a free and fun French vocabulary practice exercise. Use our second set of French flashcards: animals for learning these French animal words before testing with the game.

Absolute beginners' French vocabulary quizzes: two French games with vocabulary lists and audio, each of which contains 17 French words. Choose either the French vocabulary game 1 or the second word list and vocabulary drill - the French vocabulary game 2. Nouns in this game come with an indication of the definite article (le, la) for learning the gender of the word. Use our corresponding sets of French vocabulary flashcards 1 (17 essential first French nouns), and second French vocabulary flashcards 2 for acquiring this new vocabulary.

To be and to have in French: être et avoir. Quirky animated game for learning the conjugation of these two important French verbs as well as the French pronouns. Simply complete the sentences with the correct conjugation. Fun exercise at beginners to lower intermediate level French.

French verbs game (infinitive): list of 17 verbs (infinitive form) with French voice recordings and a fun quiz. Learn some of the most useful verbs in la langue française (the French language). A good practice game to complete before you start on verb conjugation, and a resource for complementing French grammar lessons or French language learning textbooks. Use our set of French flashcards: verbs for learning these verbs before testing.

Verb conjugation games: two exercises for learning to conjugate French verbs in the present tense with verb tables and practice quizzes. Learn to conjugate the verbs 'cuisiner - to cook', 'danser - to dance', 'boire - to drink', 'dormir - to sleep', 'parler - to talk', and 'écrire - to write' with the verb conjugation quiz 1, and the verbs 'acheter - to buy', 'nettoyer - to clean', 'conduire - to drive', 'lire - to read', 'vendre - to sell' and 'chanter - to sing' with the verb conjugation quiz 2. The ideal entry point for students beginning the task of verb conjugation.

Days and months in French game: learn the seven days of the week and the 12 months of the year in a simple French game that is suitable for kids and elementary language students. Learn to use a calendar or read a travel timetable while traveling in France or French-speaking countries.

French vocabulary building exercises (for PCs and tablets): as you begin to acquire more French vocabulary, these two French games each offer 48 additional words. Match the spoken or written French word with the corresponding English word. French vocabulary builder 1 or the second word list and vocabulary drill - French vocabulary builder 2.

Words, colours and numbers French games: after learning basic vocabulary and the numbers in French as featured in other games offered on this site, you may wish to try this beginners' grammar activity, which is an introduction to word order and sentence structure, and the use of adjectives in the French language. Two French games: words, colours and numbers 1 and the slightly more advanced words, colours and numbers 2.

French spelling games: this section currently offers nine multiple-choice French games for spelling words; colours, verbs (infinitive form), animals, furniture, food and drinks, fruit and vegetables, and two vocabulary games, all of which correspond to vocabulary practice games listed on this page. You will also have to identify the definite article/gender of the noun in this spelling practice game. Intuitive French games that require only minimal instruction for use, and that can be played by kids without parental supervision.

Advanced French games page: four intermediate to advanced vocabulary games that employ repetition for word memorization. Click-and-identify general French vocabulary games For those wishing to build up their vocabulary as they approach beginners'-level conversational French.

Further French learning resources:

About the French language: for a quick overview of the history and origins of the French language, and where French is spoken today. Written in simple English for kids and non-linguists.

France geography quiz: identify the major cities and regions of France with this fun map game. Use our interactive map of France for learning the location of these regions and cities before playing the geography quiz.

French vocabulary lists: for learning a little extra general vocab on a range of French themes and subjects. Vocabulary lists include audio recordings.

Dual text hygiene presentation in French and English: 'wash your hands' in French. Learn a few simple sentences and words in French relating to basic hygiene practices.

Links for learning French: high-quality websites for learning the French language. The list includes major online dictionaries, the important media websites in French, and various language and grammar tools.

Some great materials for learning French online can be found on the BBC French portal. More language learning games for mobiles can be found at Duolingo French.

About Digital Dialects French Games

All French language learning exercises are completely free-to-use, do not require registration, and are suitable for both school kids and adult language learners. French language acquisition games that French learners can study with, that teachers can incorporate into lesson plans, or that can be used used in homeschooling environments. An introduction to listening, reading, comprehension and communication in the French language. Each French study topic includes word lists with audio for learning the correct French pronunciation, and practice games for testing your learning progress. Many of our quizzes also come with corresponding flashcard sets and illustrated dictionaries for learning new vocabulary. Other than vocabulary drills, exercises include French games for learning basic sentence structure, verb conjugation games, and spelling quizzes. Travelers to francophone countries will find the phrases sections particularly useful, as well as the basic vocabulary sections and the numbers in French games. Kids and school students will find some of the visual and interactive vocabulary drills, such as the animal words game, or the French fruit game engaging. As this website is designed for beginners or lower-intermediate French learners, the vocabulary and phrases included in these French games will be familiar to all native French speakers around the world.
We hope you enjoyed these French language learning games! Bonne chance avec vos études de français! (Good luck with your French studies!).

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Free and fun French games for kids and language learners with audio included. Learn with phrase/vocabulary lists and flashcards, then practice your French language skills with our online French games

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In Pairs or 3, choose a topic you like and create a 1 minute video that answers the question 'What impact has French culture had on society ( world, NZ, locally) and you?

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Create a word cloud using cognates you've discovered! 20 words min. The more you type the word, the larger it is. Your 5 favourite words in French should be the largest and 5 least liked, the smallest.
https://worditout.com/
http://www.tagxedo.com/

SEND YOUR TEACHER A COPY TO PUT UP IN THE CLASS.

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WordItOut – enjoy word clouds, create word art & gifts

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Easy to make custom word art. Thousands enjoy every day. Fast & secure. WordItOut, the free word cloud generator online since 2010.

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Resource - Reverso - Best translation and Distionary website

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Resource - Reverso - Best translation and Distionary website

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Reverso | Traduction gratuite, dictionnaire

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Le service de traduction en ligne gratuit de Reverso qui traduit vos textes de l’anglais vers le français, l’espagnol, l’italien, l’allemand, le russe, le portugais, l’hébreu, le japonais, l’arabe, le néerlandais, le polonais, le roumain, le turc.

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1. Chanson | Link to Mama Lisa's World for a song about the numbers 1-10.
2. Matchup | Drag and drop matching activity for numbers 1-12.
3.  Mulitchoice | How many numbers can you identify before you run out of time? What is your best score?
4. Syllabary | Drag and drop number spelling activity.
5.  Snap | Play snap to practise the numbers 1-12.
6. Quia | Matching game on ages.

1 Noughts | Noughts and crosses games on the numbers 1-10.
2 Rhubarb | Can you spell out the numbers 1-10? Watch out, the letters jump about!
3 Bananas | Find the hidden pairs of numbers 11-20.
4 Letterdrop | Use the magnets to grab the right letters to spell the numbers 11-20.
5 Tiletap | Tap on the right tiles to spell out the numbers 11-20.
6 Quia | Saying how old you are and asking someone their age.
7 Mobile | Unjumble the text messages to discover two different ways of asking people for their name and their age.

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This site has many games for simple French. Complete tasks about numbers and introductions. You need earphones for these activities

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Choose the French subject you would like to learn, revise the words and grammar, and then test your new language skills with our fun and interactive French practice games. If the student wishes to spend a little time studying the phrases or vocabulary before playing the games, they can be directed to our interactive French flashcards study section (audio included), or our French picture dictionaries section. The materials on this French learning page are of most use to beginner-level language students or travelers. Students with more familiarity with the language may wish to try our French spelling games. For those students looking for more challenging learning exercises, we host four intermediate to advanced-level vocabulary practice games on the French games- advanced page (PCs and tablets only). For a list of French practice games designed specifically for drilling and testing vocabulary, visit the French games for vocabulary practice page.

Online French learning games include:

French phrases and greetings: common and useful survival phrases for both beginner students and travellers to francophone countries. Learn basic communication with the most common salutations and greetings, as well as a few essential phrases for ordering food or asking directions. we host two games; first play the French phrases game 1, and then continue on to our further French phrases game 2. For several more basic French greetings and an overview of their usage, visit our French greetings page. page. For learning some local lingo for the big trip abroad, including transport, eating out, and shopping-related phrases and sentences, visit the French phrase list page. If you'd like to brush up on a couple of everyday greetings and niceties for a weekend break to Nice or to surprise a Quebecois friend, check out our how to say hello in French page.

Animal words in French game 2: continue on with a few more names for birds, insects, pets and wild animals in the French language. Word list with audio and a free and fun French vocabulary practice exercise. Use our second set of French flashcards: animals for learning these French animal words before testing with the game.

Absolute beginners' French vocabulary quizzes: two French games with vocabulary lists and audio, each of which contains 17 French words. Choose either the French vocabulary game 1 or the second word list and vocabulary drill - the French vocabulary game 2. Nouns in this game come with an indication of the definite article (le, la) for learning the gender of the word. Use our corresponding sets of French vocabulary flashcards 1 (17 essential first French nouns), and second French vocabulary flashcards 2 for acquiring this new vocabulary.

To be and to have in French: être et avoir. Quirky animated game for learning the conjugation of these two important French verbs as well as the French pronouns. Simply complete the sentences with the correct conjugation. Fun exercise at beginners to lower intermediate level French.

French verbs game (infinitive): list of 17 verbs (infinitive form) with French voice recordings and a fun quiz. Learn some of the most useful verbs in la langue française (the French language). A good practice game to complete before you start on verb conjugation, and a resource for complementing French grammar lessons or French language learning textbooks. Use our set of French flashcards: verbs for learning these verbs before testing.

Verb conjugation games: two exercises for learning to conjugate French verbs in the present tense with verb tables and practice quizzes. Learn to conjugate the verbs 'cuisiner - to cook', 'danser - to dance', 'boire - to drink', 'dormir - to sleep', 'parler - to talk', and 'écrire - to write' with the verb conjugation quiz 1, and the verbs 'acheter - to buy', 'nettoyer - to clean', 'conduire - to drive', 'lire - to read', 'vendre - to sell' and 'chanter - to sing' with the verb conjugation quiz 2. The ideal entry point for students beginning the task of verb conjugation.

Days and months in French game: learn the seven days of the week and the 12 months of the year in a simple French game that is suitable for kids and elementary language students. Learn to use a calendar or read a travel timetable while traveling in France or French-speaking countries.

French vocabulary building exercises (for PCs and tablets): as you begin to acquire more French vocabulary, these two French games each offer 48 additional words. Match the spoken or written French word with the corresponding English word. French vocabulary builder 1 or the second word list and vocabulary drill - French vocabulary builder 2.

Words, colours and numbers French games: after learning basic vocabulary and the numbers in French as featured in other games offered on this site, you may wish to try this beginners' grammar activity, which is an introduction to word order and sentence structure, and the use of adjectives in the French language. Two French games: words, colours and numbers 1 and the slightly more advanced words, colours and numbers 2.

French spelling games: this section currently offers nine multiple-choice French games for spelling words; colours, verbs (infinitive form), animals, furniture, food and drinks, fruit and vegetables, and two vocabulary games, all of which correspond to vocabulary practice games listed on this page. You will also have to identify the definite article/gender of the noun in this spelling practice game. Intuitive French games that require only minimal instruction for use, and that can be played by kids without parental supervision.

Advanced French games page: four intermediate to advanced vocabulary games that employ repetition for word memorization. Click-and-identify general French vocabulary games For those wishing to build up their vocabulary as they approach beginners'-level conversational French.

Further French learning resources:

About the French language: for a quick overview of the history and origins of the French language, and where French is spoken today. Written in simple English for kids and non-linguists.

France geography quiz: identify the major cities and regions of France with this fun map game. Use our interactive map of France for learning the location of these regions and cities before playing the geography quiz.

French vocabulary lists: for learning a little extra general vocab on a range of French themes and subjects. Vocabulary lists include audio recordings.

Dual text hygiene presentation in French and English: 'wash your hands' in French. Learn a few simple sentences and words in French relating to basic hygiene practices.

Links for learning French: high-quality websites for learning the French language. The list includes major online dictionaries, the important media websites in French, and various language and grammar tools.

Some great materials for learning French online can be found on the BBC French portal. More language learning games for mobiles can be found at Duolingo French.

About Digital Dialects French Games

All French language learning exercises are completely free-to-use, do not require registration, and are suitable for both school kids and adult language learners. French language acquisition games that French learners can study with, that teachers can incorporate into lesson plans, or that can be used used in homeschooling environments. An introduction to listening, reading, comprehension and communication in the French language. Each French study topic includes word lists with audio for learning the correct French pronunciation, and practice games for testing your learning progress. Many of our quizzes also come with corresponding flashcard sets and illustrated dictionaries for learning new vocabulary. Other than vocabulary drills, exercises include French games for learning basic sentence structure, verb conjugation games, and spelling quizzes. Travelers to francophone countries will find the phrases sections particularly useful, as well as the basic vocabulary sections and the numbers in French games. Kids and school students will find some of the visual and interactive vocabulary drills, such as the animal words game, or the French fruit game engaging. As this website is designed for beginners or lower-intermediate French learners, the vocabulary and phrases included in these French games will be familiar to all native French speakers around the world.
We hope you enjoyed these French language learning games! Bonne chance avec vos études de français! (Good luck with your French studies!).

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Free and fun French games for kids and language learners with audio included. Learn with phrase/vocabulary lists and flashcards, then practice your French language skills with our online French games

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If you're trying to learn French, check our courses below about adjectives, adverbs, articles, gender (feminine, masculine...), negation, nouns, numbers, phrases, plural, prepositions, pronouns, questions, verbs, vocabulary, excercises... to help you with your French grammar. Below are our free French lessons. Enjoy our courses!

French Lessons

French belongs to the Indo-European family, Romance group, and is the official language of nearly 200 million people. It is spoken by over 124 million people, including second language users in all countries. It is widely understood in the rest of the world, especially those countries which had or have close political or economic ties with France, such as Algeria, Morocco, Lebanon, Cambodia, Vietnam, Tahiti and the Maldives.

Significantly, forty-seven countries attended the 6th Francophonie Summit (Le VIe Sommet francophone) that was held in Cotonou, Benin, in December, 1995. French is one of the Romance languages, descended from Latin. The appearance of Latin in France (then called Gaul) dates from Caesar's conquest of the region in the period 58-51 B.C. Gaul became one of the richest and most important provinces of the Roman Empire and Latin superseded the various Celtic (Gaulish) tongues as the language of the domain. A number of dialects emerged but history favored the northern dialect called "la langue d'oïl," distinguished from "Occitan" or "la langue d'oc," the language of the south. Paris became the capital of France in the 12th century and Parisian French gained ascendancy over the others. In the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries French was preeminent as an international language.

We hope the lessons above helped you learn French. To learn other languages please check our homepage here: Learn Languages. Don't forget to bookmark this page.

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If you're trying to learn French, check our courses below about adjectives, adverbs, articles, gender (feminine, masculine...), negation, nouns, numbers, phrases, plural, prepositions, pronouns, questions, verbs, vocabulary, excercises... to help you with your French grammar. Below are our free French lessons. Enjoy our courses!