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Teaching French to elementary students
These are all sites that I think would be useful for teaching French to elementary-age children.
- Date Added to MERLOT:
- April 17, 2010
- Created by:
- Suzanne Stluka
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Enseigner le français langue seconde à l'aide de la musique (Drill and Practice)This site has lots of links to musical sites. This could be especially useful for teaching nursery rhymes and... More -
Le Plaisir d'Apprendre (Reference Material)A comprehensive resource site for teachers of French as a foreign language, presented by le CAVILAM. Includes some... More -
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Cartables.net (Collection)Cartables.net has lots of worksheets and activities for young French learners, designed by native French educators.
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La Photothèque BIPS (Collection)La Photothèque BIPS is a database of images that can be used for teaching. Lots of photos of France.
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Voyage Virtuel (Reference Material)A terrific way to "tour" France without leaving your computer! Photos and simple descriptions of important places around... More
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educaserve (Drill and Practice)This site has lots of grammar lessons and online practice activities. It's not a great stand-alone Web site, but it... More
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La Fontaine (Reference Material)This extensive collection of the fables of La Fontaine includes the complete French text, as well as English and even... More
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Votre Dictionnaire Encyclopédique (Simulation)Momes.net is a French site designed for children. FLE students could use it to see what French children are interested... More
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Le Petit Nicolas:Les personnages (Tutorial)Le Petit Nicolas is a wonderful series of stories about an elementary-school-aged boy and his friends. I'm sure my... More -
Images de France (Collection)A great variety of images of France, terrific for realia. -
Voyage Virtuel (Reference Material)Introductory tour of French cities and regions, with maps, pictures and descriptions of a region's most famous features.
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Tennessee Bob's Famous French Links (Collection)French "supersite," including French literature, art, music, film, history, education, mass-media, and everyday life, as... More