Showing posts with label candy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label candy. Show all posts
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Sweets in French
Camping in French is the 11th volume in a booklet series to help chidren learn French. This volume will focus on the names of sweet food words in French.
There are colorful graphics to help your children remember these sweet words in French. Also included are: a summary page, 3 worksheets, 4 copywork pages, 2 games and a completion certificate. There is also a pronuciation guide for the French text to help your children.
As with all products that are sold by Language for Little Learners, you can contact us for any help you need to make these products as successful as possible for you and your children. This product is partially based on my language learning blog.
Click 'add to cart' to buy this booklet for only 2 dollars. It will be emailed to you shortly after you purchase it.
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Freebie - Sweet Words in French - Matching Worksheet
I hope your children enjoy this new sweet vocabulary in French worksheet! It's a simple worksheet, yet educational, helping your children to remember the names of sweet words in French!
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Copywork Pages for Sweet Words in French - Cursive
Here are some cursive copywork pages for the sweet words in French that I've been blogging about the last week or two. I hope your kids like these and they help them to remember the words as well as practice their cursive writing
Friday, August 12, 2011
Sweet French Words - Copywork Pages
Here are 2 copywork pages that you can use with your children. Just simply double click on each picture which will bring up a screen that you can print it from. Then, you can have your children practice writing each sweet word in French while they are practicing their manuscript writing. Enjoy!
Thursday, August 11, 2011
le cône de neige - Snow cone
The last word in our sweet words in French unit is le cône de neige which means snow cone. Now, we can begin to reinforce these words with your children. You can go over the last few days of posts and see if they remember the names. Stay tuned for tomorrow and I'll make a fun worksheet.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Pie in French
la tarte - pie
Going with my same theme of sweets, today's word is la tarte which means pie. Remember also we use the word tart in English but it usually only refers to pies without a dough covering. 1 more word tomorrow and then some activities to reinforce these 'sweet' words.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Sweet bread - la brioche
la brioche
La brioche is a type of sweet bread. Many English speakers call brioche, simply brioche. So you can either tell your child that it is a type of sweet bread or you can say it is the same in English as in French.
Two more sweet words, then fun exercises will follow for you and your children to enjoy!
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Chocolate in French
le chocolat - chocolate
Today's sweet word that you can teach your children is le chocolat which means chocolate. :) Stay tuned for a few more words and then some fun activities to reinforce these sweet words: worksheets, copywork and games.
Friday, August 5, 2011
Ice Cream - la glace
la glace - ice cream
La glace is how people say ice cream in French. They may also use la crème glacée, but you hear mostly la glace. FYI, la glace also means ice and mirror.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Sugar in French
le sucre - sugar
There will be a few more sweet words before I make more worksheets. The 5 sweet word of this mini-lesson is le sucre which means sugar. For an activity with your children you can have them tell you which items in your kitchen have sucre in them. Depending on their level, they can even say their names in French. If not, perhaps they can practice their counting in French skills and count all of the food items in your kitchen pantry which contain sucre in them.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Freebie - Sweets in French Worksheet
Here's a worksheet that you can print out by double clicking on the icon and then selecting to print. This worksheet focuses on 4 French sweet words. 4 of my favorite foods and I'm sure 4 of your children's favorite foods as well. It's always fun for children to learn French words of their favorite things - especially food!
Monday, August 1, 2011
Cotton Candy in French
la barbe à papa - cotton candy
Teach your children how to say which types of sweets they like by using 'j'aime' (I like) and then the name of what they like. J'aime la barbe à papa.
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Le Gâteau - Cake
How do you say cake in French? le gâteau
'le' means 'the' and 'gâteau' means cake. The reason I always have 'le' or 'la' along with the noun being taught is because 'le' is masculine and 'la' is feminine and for French and many other languages you need to learn and remember which is used with each noun.
'le' means 'the' and 'gâteau' means cake. The reason I always have 'le' or 'la' along with the noun being taught is because 'le' is masculine and 'la' is feminine and for French and many other languages you need to learn and remember which is used with each noun.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Cookies in French - Les Biscuits
Today' new 'sweet' word in French for your children is: le biscuit. This means cookie in English. Today, you can give your child a few biscuits for dessert and have them count how many biscuits they have. The way you pronounce le biscuit is: luh-bees-kwee.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Bonbon - Candy
The next theme for my blog is teaching candy/sweet words in French. I mean who doesn't like candy, cake, pies, cookies and more? These next few posts were help you to motivate your children to learn French by teaching them some yummy food words. The first word is bonbon. Bonbon means candy. You can have your children count each bonbon in the picture in French. You can even have them practice their colors by describing each piece of bonbon as well. Stay tuned for more yummy food in French!
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