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The internet is a amazing tool for learning French. But with so many sites to sift through, it can be tough to find the best learn French sites. That’s why I created the Top French Site Award to honour the cream of the crop on the internet. Did I miss a worthy site? Educational Resources The quality of free learn French material online is astounding. BBC French – The mother of all learn French websites. About.com French – Comprehensive resource for learning French. Carnegie Mellon Free French – The prestigious university’s French courses aren’t easy, as they feature natural French speakers – but they are high quality and free! French Assistant – Free French language lessons, with over 150000 French words and phrases. Learn French Video – Scores of lessons and tutorials on phrasese, grammar, verbs, and more. French Revision – Interactive French lessons for the younger crowd (11-18). Anne Fox Learning French – A collection of educational tools to help your French. Blogs French Culture and Life Fun

What's the best way to teach languages? | Teacher Network | Guardian Professional Alex Rawlings was a language teacher's dream. He fell in love with languages when he was eight and learnt Greek, then German, then Dutch. Now, an undergraduate at Oxford, he is the UK's most multi-lingual student, speaking 11 languages. So what's his secret? "I remember seeing people on the beach in Greece when I was a kid and not being able to talk to them," says Alex. "I thought it'd be nice to be able to talk to anyone in the world in their language. Such enthusiasm is rare: a report by the British Academy this year found there was a growing deficit in foreign language skills. "We're failing to inspire people," says Alex. Language pedagogy has come a long way since the days when repetitive grammar-translation methods were regarded as the only way to learn. For Christelle Bernard, a French and Spanish teacher at St Gemma's High School in Belfast, these methods of teaching allow her to cast aside the textbook whenever she can. "Languages cannot be taught, they can only be learnt.

free French for Children | agreenmouse.com French video resources for teachers and children: Clear, accessible French listening, speaking, reading and writing practice for Beginners and Intermediates.Free French practice and revision for all children. Visual resources and stories for use in class. The resources range from simple introductions, songs, counting to 10 and birthdays, to avoir practice, food and drink, daily routine, reflexive verbs, pronouns, modal verbs, sport, holidays (past, present + future) and more:INDEX OF RESOURCES:French SongsKS2 and KS3 French ThemesFrench Grammar Practice,French Verb PracticeFrench Activities SHORT STORIES IN FRENCH: Stories are used extensively throughout A Green Mouse to illustrate vocabulary and explain grammar topics in context. The stories are on the following page as well being included where appropriate on the pages above:FRENCH STORIES FOR CHILDRENExample: FRENCH GRAMMAR: Resources which focus on grammar:FRENCH GRAMMAR PRACTICE THE WEATHER!

Top 10 YouTube channels to learn French As an avid lover of la langue française, I am a huge fan of finding all things French related. Brainscape’s top rated French Vocabulary and French Verb Conjugations apps have helped thousands of learners improve French, but it’s always great to look into supplementary study materials. That was why I jumped on the opportunity to review the massive body of popular French language learning YouTube channels. Here are the Top 10 French YouTube channels I found (you can find the top Spanish YouTube channels here): 1.imagiers.net: With 14,988 subscribers, this channel has a lot of videos, 49,685 to be exact. 2. jremy7: Jremy7 gives “Basic French lessons”, explaining the intricacies of the French language to the viewer. 3. 4. 5. lsfrnch: The frenchspanishonline.com channel is for people who like reading PowerPoints. 6. thefrenchguy3000: This is a hilarious channel led by a guy who is NOT in fact French. 7. 8. These last two are general language channels very helpful all the same! 9. 10.