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Se présenter · Unit 1
1. Bonjour! (Hello!)
Introduce yourself politely and ask a classmate their name.
Start lesson →2. Mon âge (My age)
Share your age, grade, and birthday month using complete sentences.
Start lesson →3. Mon coin du monde (My corner of the world)
Describe where you live and the languages you speak.
Start lesson →4. Ma famille (My family)
Introduce family members and describe something you enjoy doing together.
Start lesson →5. Mes loisirs (My hobbies)
Explain your favourite activities and give reasons for your preferences.
Start lesson →6. Mes qualités (My strengths)
Describe your personal strengths and support your description with examples.
Start lesson →7. Mes émotions et mes besoins (My feelings and needs)
Explain how you feel in social situations and express what helps you participate.
Start lesson →8. Mes objectifs (My goals)
Bring together personal details, interests, and a learning goal in a short introduction.
Start lesson →Au marché · Unit 2
1. Au marché (At the Market)
Greet a vendor and describe the people and places at a market.
Start lesson →2. Les fruits (Fruit)
Name common fruits and describe their colours and flavours.
Start lesson →3. Les légumes (Vegetables)
Describe vegetables and explain how they can be used in a meal.
Start lesson →4. Les quantités (Quantities)
Request food using suitable quantities, containers, and units of mass.
Start lesson →5. Les prix (Prices)
Ask about prices and calculate the cost of a small purchase in Canadian dollars.
Start lesson →6. Nos préférences (Our Preferences)
Express food preferences and justify choices with a reason.
Start lesson →7. Des choix réfléchis (Thoughtful Choices)
Compare products and explain choices that reduce packaging or support nearby farms.
Start lesson →8. À nous de magasiner ! (Let’s Shop!)
Plan a market purchase, adapt to unavailable items, and check change while staying within a budget.
Start lesson →La santé · Unit 3
1. Le corps (The Body)
Name body parts and explain how they help us move.
Start lesson →2. Les petits bobos (Aches and Illness)
Describe common symptoms and tell an adult when you feel unwell.
Start lesson →3. Les bonnes habitudes (Good Hygiene Habits)
Explain a simple hygiene routine and why it helps protect health.
Start lesson →4. Bien manger (Eating Well)
Describe varied meals and explain how food and water support the body.
Start lesson →5. Bouger chaque jour (Moving Every Day)
Explain the benefits of movement and adapt physical activities to your needs.
Start lesson →6. Bien dormir (Sleeping Well)
Describe a bedtime routine and connect sleep with learning and well-being.
Start lesson →7. Prendre soin de soi (Caring for Yourself)
Express emotions and explain strategies for getting support and managing stress.
Start lesson →8. Agir en sécurité (Acting Safely)
Explain safety choices and describe how to seek adult help when someone is hurt.
Start lesson →Les voyages au Canada · Unit 4
1. Nos destinations (Our Destinations)
Name Canadian destinations and describe where you would like to travel.
Start lesson →2. En route ! (On Our Way!)
Compare ways to travel in Canada and explain a transportation preference.
Start lesson →3. La valise (The Suitcase)
Plan what to pack for a Canadian trip using weather information.
Start lesson →4. Dans la ville (Around the City)
Ask for directions and follow a short route using landmarks.
Start lesson →5. Où dormir ? (Where to Stay?)
Compare places to stay and ask polite questions about accommodations.
Start lesson →6. Les saveurs du Canada (Flavours of Canada)
Order food politely and ask questions about regional foods and ingredients.
Start lesson →7. La nature à protéger (Protecting Nature)
Explain how to explore Canadian parks safely and protect natural habitats.
Start lesson →8. Notre carnet de voyage (Our Travel Journal)
Recount a Canadian trip in the past tense using sequence words and personal reflections.
Start lesson →L'environnement · Unit 5
1. La nature (Nature)
Identify natural features and describe what you observe outdoors.
Start lesson →2. Les habitats (Habitats)
Explain how habitats provide animals with food and shelter.
Start lesson →3. Le tri des déchets (Sorting Waste)
Sort everyday waste by checking local recycling and composting rules.
Start lesson →4. Moins de déchets (Less Waste)
Suggest ways to reduce waste by reusing, repairing, and sharing items.
Start lesson →5. Chaque goutte compte (Every Drop Counts)
Explain why fresh water matters and describe ways to conserve it.
Start lesson →6. Économisons l'énergie (Let's Save Energy)
Connect everyday energy use with practical ways to avoid waste.
Start lesson →7. Des déplacements plus verts (Greener Travel)
Compare transportation choices and explain how they affect air quality.
Start lesson →8. Notre projet vert (Our Green Project)
Plan a class environmental project and use evidence to evaluate its results.
Start lesson →La technologie · Unit 6
1. Les appareils (Devices)
Identify common technological devices and explain what they help us do.
Start lesson →2. Les parties de l’ordinateur (Computer Parts)
Describe the functions of computer parts and classroom accessories.
Start lesson →3. Mon travail numérique (My Digital Work)
Explain the steps for creating, saving, and organizing a digital document.
Start lesson →4. La recherche en ligne (Online Research)
Use keywords to find information and compare sources during a guided search.
Start lesson →5. La sécurité en ligne (Online Safety)
Explain how to protect personal information and seek help with unexpected online content.
Start lesson →6. Les messages respectueux (Respectful Messages)
Write clear, polite digital messages and respect others’ privacy.
Start lesson →7. Les premiers programmes (First Programs)
Create and test a simple program using ordered instructions, repetition, and conditions.
Start lesson →8. Des choix durables (Sustainable Choices)
Compare technology choices and justify ways to reduce their environmental impact.
Start lesson →Les contes · Unit 7
1. Les personnages (Characters)
Identify common fairy-tale characters and describe their roles.
Start lesson →2. Les lieux du conte (Story Settings)
Describe where a tale takes place using location words and descriptive details.
Start lesson →3. Les objets magiques (Magical Objects)
Explain what magical objects can do and how characters use them.
Start lesson →4. Le début du conte (Beginning a Tale)
Introduce a tale by establishing its main character, setting, and initial situation.
Start lesson →5. Les péripéties (Story Events)
Sequence the events of an adventure using clear time-order words.
Start lesson →6. Le dialogue (Dialogue)
Use dialogue to reveal characters' feelings, intentions, and responses.
Start lesson →7. Le problème et la solution (Problem and Solution)
Explain how characters solve a central problem through choices and cooperation.
Start lesson →8. La morale du conte (The Tale's Message)
Infer a tale's message and support an interpretation with evidence from the story.
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