My French Adventure 2 : French Language Course for Children

Learn to tell the date in French by mastering the days of the week, counting numbers 1–30, and learning the months of the year through a catchy song.

Practice French by describing a house using vocabulary and spatial phrases, including chimney, roof, door, wall, windows, and flowers. Reinforce these words with a memorization song to describe your home.

Practice numbers and learn to say the date in French for kids. Includes counting, months of the year, and days of the week with songs.

Practice essential French travel and home phrases, including I go and I arrive, while describing a house with colors like brown and blue.

Learn to ask and answer the date, including saying the day and the month, practice with birthdays, and play a game to remember the months.

Practice building house vocabulary in French, recognizing table and chair and their feminine forms, and saying basic phrases like here is a table to describe a home.

Explore days of the week, months, and ages in French through songs that revise what learners have learned. Learn to talk about birthdays, say dates, and sing the birthday song.

Practice basic French phrases about home, the table, and birthdays through songs and friendly activities, learning to greet friends and describe everyday moments.

Learn how to say the year in French, master thousand and date construction, practice dates and months, and reinforce daily learning through songs and basic phrases like merci.

Practice French vocabulary and prepositions through a playful lesson on under, on top of, and in; sing a simple song and play hide-and-seek to reinforce learning.

Learn how to say in front of and behind in French, using words like devant and derrière, with everyday object examples and a practice game to reinforce the positions.

practice essential french basics for children, including counting to 30, asking where someone is, and using common questions, along with greetings, prepositions, and goodbye phrases.

Practice speaking and recalling essential French vocabulary for children, including days of the week, months, house terms, colors, and positional prepositions through revision songs and activities.

Practice French with a lively hide-and-seek game, learn new words, and enjoy a French adventure with family.

Learn new French household vocabulary, including sofa, curtains, door, wardrobe, and other objects, and practice asking where things are using place words like behind, under, and on.

Practice French for kids by mastering house vocabulary and prepositions through a playful hide-and-seek game, with daily phrases like see you on Monday and practice with family.

Revision of basic house vocabulary in French, focusing on inside the house and how to say I am hungry or thirsty, with simple foods and drinks for practice.

Translate silly animal sentences with French prepositions into English to build basic vocabulary. Enjoy phrases like there is a giraffe under the chair for a fun French adventure.

Students learn the four house rooms in French: bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom, plus the dining room, and practice basic in-house sentences.

Practice deciding where to be in different rooms and furniture positions while learning basic room and furniture vocabulary in a child-friendly French context.

In lesson 16, students practice French vocabulary in a timed test, choosing the correct word from three options while the instructor speaks only French to reinforce pronunciation and comprehension.

Join the French adventure for children today as you practice counting to 30 and build basic vocabulary around rooms, furniture, and everyday objects in a playful activity.

Learn to take the bus in French, using the words for bus and autobus, and practice a sing-along about wheels and times of day, morning, afternoon, evening for excursions.

Practice essential French for a clothes shop visit, meeting shopkeepers, and using words like chic and elegant to describe outfits while following a simple bus ride and greeting exchanges.

lesson 18 revisits songs learned earlier, reinforces new vocabulary, and guides students to create many sentences, with daily practice and interactive questions to reinforce language skills.

Practice-friendly French vocabulary through easy code words that sound like English, focusing on clothing terms (t-shirt, shirt, jean, and sweatshirt), paired with interactive drill and prompts.

This lesson teaches asking what are you wearing, guiding children to answer with items like shirt, t-shirt, and shorts, while practicing numbers, days, months, and colors.

Practice French clothing vocabulary and conversations for buying outfits, learning words for shirt, t-shirt, jeans, sweatshirt, robe, chemise, pantalon, and role-play purchases with Madame Chic and Madame Elegant.

Amy concludes my French adventure 2 by reviewing everyday words and phrases—cars, house parts, days, months, dates, prepositions, and dialogues—emphasizing daily practice and real-life use.