It’s fun learning your first words in French.  It's amazing how quickly the amount of French words you know soon mounts up, especially if you review them often.  For children under 7 it is beneficial for them to learn either individual words as they come across things or to learn a few new words at a time (3-4 words is ideal).  In our fantastic range of books we have the following books for children aged 3-7 learning French:

• A French colouring book which focuses on just one new word per page
• A French activity book with 3-4 French words per page, many fun activities to complete and pictures to colour
• Short stories in English which introduce children to their first words in French
• A teacher's resource book containing activity sheets and games to play with a class or at home

The colouring pages in this book are single sided, and have one French word per page so your little one can focus on learning just one new word at a time. The English word is also shown on each page in a smaller font size.  Once completed, try to look back at the French words from time to time to help your child remember them.

This book is available  worldwide, from Amazon and bookstores in many different countries.

Ideal for young children learning their first words in French. This enjoyable book introduces and practises key vocabulary for eight popular topics.  The French words are introduced a few words at a time, then practised in a fun way so as to help embed these words in your child's memory.   

At the back of the book is a French word game, a useful French - English word list and the answers.  

It is important to review the French your child learns to help them remember more in the long run, so try to look back from time to time at the introductory page for each topic once the book is completed.

Topics include:  numbers, teddy bear's picnic,  greetings and essential words, toys, colours, a trip to the beach, ice creams, zoo animals.  

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In the first story in this book Daniel meets a French speaking robot, and he practises how to say various types of transport in French as the robot beams an image of this type of transport. In the second story in this book children learn how to say various food. The stories teach French to young children in a fun way by introducing only a few French words at a time as the French robot and Daniel talk together. The main parts of the stories are in English so that young children can understand the stories, but there are many French words and phrases throughout both stories. The stories are ideal to help young children learn their first words in French!

Daniel and his friends pretend to be in a lovely French café in the first story in this book.  They each order a drink in French, but will the French robot remember what they ordered?   

In the second story in this book Daniel and the French robot talk about the hobbies they have.  Will they like the same things?

In the first story in this book, the French robot wraps up some of Daniel’s toys, and Daniel has to guess what they are. But are they all his toys? In the second story, Daniel helps Père Noël by counting in French how many books and scarves there are, and by wrapping some presents. Père Noël lets Daniel choose something to take home, but what will he choose?

With two great stories in each book, learning French is fun with the French magician!  In the first story, the French magician asks everyone to clap and say three times various French words as he makes a coin vanish and some animals appear. In the second story, it’s Sophie’s birthday party and the French magician makes teddies of various colours appear, as everyone claps and says three times some colours in French.

In the first story, Jack meets a French speaking dinosaur (a French languasaurus) and he learns how to say some fruit in French. In the second story, Jack and the French languasaurus count in French the number of sheep on Jack’s farm. There are six sheep on Jack’s farm. However, one night the sheep start disappearing! Will the French languasaurus be able to solve the mystery of the missing sheep? Read to the end of the story to find out!

Jack learns how to say some farm animals in French in the first story in this book and they count how many there are. In the second story in this book, Jack and the French languasaurus set out to investigate what is growing on the farm. But will the Languasaurus like all the vegetables that are growing on the farm?

In the first story in this book the French languasaurus teaches Jack how to say some clothes in French as they dress some scarecrows for a competition. And in the second story, Jack learns how to say some places in French as they go on a treasure hunt. But will they find the hidden treasure?

You may also find the French books which have a suggested age range of 7-11 of interest:   

French ages 7-11