Homeschool French for beginners

Master daily routines in beginner French by saying I get up and I wake up, with times from 6:00 to 9:00, plus pronunciation and bedroom vocabulary.

Learn to conjugate se lever, a regular er verb, by removing er to form the stem, applying the standard endings, with reflexive se and a practice worksheet.

Learn to talk about getting dressed in French, with he and she forms, practice clothing vocabulary, and master masculine, feminine, and plural noun forms for everyday items.

Master the intermediate conjugations of s'habiller, a reflexive verb, for je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, et ils, with pronunciation hints, elision of the silent h, and liaison.

Learn basic French morning routines and breakfast vocabulary, from saying I get up and I get dressed with times to ordering items like cereal, croissant, and juice, with bon appétit.

Master French morning routines from beginner to advanced levels by practicing conjugations of getting up, brushing teeth, dressing, breakfast, and going to school, with pronunciation tips and silent letters.

Explore the 24 hour clock or military time for afternoon and evening in French, with numbers 13:00 to 24:00, pronunciation tips, and a clock worksheet for hands-on practice.

Learn to tell dinner time with the 24-hour clock from 17:00 to 20:00 and use dîner to say 'to have dinner' in French, with je dine examples and foods.

Conjugate the er verb meaning to eat across all subjects using the standard endings —e, —es, —e, —ons, —ez, —ent, and practice forming questions with rising intonation and formal vous.

Learn to say 'to wash oneself' and 'to take a bath' in French, practice telling evening times with feminine hour forms, and name bath items like soap and towel.

Conjugate the reflexive verb se laver using regular er endings, matching the subject with the reflexive pronoun. Practice forms like I wash myself, you wash yourself, we wash ourselves.

Learn to say 'put on pajamas' in French with the verb mettre, practice 24-hour clock times, and build clothing vocabulary while exploring tu vs vous for politeness.

Discover how to conjugate porter (to wear) and mettre (to put on) in beginner French, using er-verb charts, non-reflexive forms, and practice building sentences.

Practice the reflexive se brosser les dents by saying I brush my teeth at 8:00, and learn noun gender—masculine dentifrice and feminine brosse à dents—with the word avec.

Conjugate the reflexive verb se brosser les dents in the present tense. Apply er endings, boot patterns, and pronunciation shifts to form questions.

Learn to say 'go to bed' in French and practice telling your bedtime, using vocabulary for bed, pillow, and blanket with gender cues (masculine lit, feminine couverture).

Explores the reflexive verb se coucher in the present tense, its endings, subject pronouns, and polite vs casual address, with a worksheet for practice.

Learn to say I like to play in French with j'aime jouer, building four-word sentences for sports like baseball, soccer, tennis, basketball, and volleyball through a puzzle and dice game.

Master french negation by turning I like to play into I don't like to play, including je n'aime pas jouer au baseball and je n'aime plus jouer au baseball.

Learn to ask and answer questions using aimer to talk about what you like, with sports like basketball, football, and tennis. Practice describing your preferences and crepes as homework.

Learn spring vocabulary in French and master masculine vs feminine nouns through pronunciation, hands-on practice, and a home scavenger hunt to memorize common spring objects.

Explore spring vocabulary in French with 'je vois' to describe umbrella, sun, rain, and rainbow, noting masculine and feminine nouns and how to form qu'est-ce que tu vois?

learn voir, the first irregular French verb meaning to see, memorize its conjugations across je vois to ils voient, and practice with the conjugation sheet.

Master springtime plurals and colors in French by practicing gendered noun forms and color placement after nouns with examples like blue flower and pink rose.

Build springtime French fluency by practicing key vocabulary and the question what do you see, then read aloud from the booklet to reinforce pronunciation and silent letters.

Learn to give directions in French by using left and right, and practice with destinations like la pâtisserie, la boulangerie, and le café.

Learn to give directions in French using left and right. Ask where the bakery, patisserie, or cafe is and practice turning left or right to reach four destinations.

Learn how to express 'between' in French and describe locations by placing yourself between places like the pastry shop and bakery, cafe, or park, through interactive 'where am i' questions.

Explore the intermediate French verb être, memorize its essential conjugations (je suis, tu es, il est, nous sommes, vous êtes, ils sont), and practice pronunciation with a song and worksheet.

Develop fluency in French directions and locations by practicing a booklet of vocabulary for places like bakery, patisserie, cafe, museum, park, and the Eiffel Tower, focusing on pronunciation and blending.

Learn to say hair color in French with j'ai les cheveux [color]. Practice pronunciation, identify avatars by hair color, and complete related writing and coloring activities.

Master the French irregular verb avoir and its essential conjugations, memorize the forms with a singing mnemonic, and practice liaisons when blending words.

Learn to describe family in French by saying he has or she has hair colors, like black or blonde, for mom and dad, and express likes and dislikes.

Learn to say sister and brother in French, and count family members with masculine and feminine endings, through a dice-based activity counting sisters, brothers, and pets.

Develop French fluency by practicing with a printable booklet that teaches silent letters and liaisons, using vocabulary and phrases, then read aloud to improve pronunciation and confidence at home.

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Homeschool French for beginners presents a full immersion trial class, a two-hour cascade where beginners practice French.