French immersion kindergarten

As French Immersion teachers, we know how valuable it is to sing. It’s a great way to practice pronunciation, vocabulary and get our students excited about learning French. This list has a range of easier to harder songs. I taught some of these to my kindergarten students and also to 2/3s so it

Looking for some free French literacy resources that you can use in your primary classroom? In this post, I share 10 French literacy activities that your students will love!

Kindergarten French Numbers Worksheet Printable

Building a French immersion classroom community is simple with the right resources and procedures. Things like a French morning greeting, or daily check-in are perfect steps to take in building that community.

Ok, I know - it's too soon. But it helps to be prepared! Here are some resources that can help save you some time in September, so you can enjoy your summer for a bittttt longer! These French Immersion start up activities are great for k-2 Immersion, depending on where your students are. My grade 1s are BRAND new to French, so when I use these with them we practice a LOT, and the activities are done over a few weeks. I use the colour mini book as an assessment once they've learned all their…

For younger kids, here are some French classroom name writing practice activities you and your students will love! They'll have fun writing their names.

Need some fun French literacy activities you can use in your kindergarten (or maternelle) classroom? These activities are perfect for practicing skills like the French alphabet, French letter sounds and more!

Need some ideas for activities to do with little ones in May? Look no further.

As a French immersion teacher, and resource creator, I get asked all the time about reading in French. In fact, I’ve answered some of them in the past in my

If you are teaching using the science of reading in your primary French immersion classroom, then you need try using French decodable readers! In this post, I share what they are, why we should be using them, and why they are more beneficial to students than the French leveled readers that we used in the past.