Ontario Lesson Library
Free practice cards with audio, English and parent phonetics.
Unit 1: Bonjour! Greetings
Lesson 1
1. Bonjour! (Hello!)
Greet a teacher or classmate using a friendly French greeting.
Lesson 2
2. Au revoir! (Goodbye!)
Use different goodbye expressions when leaving or expecting to meet again.
Lesson 3
3. Mon prénom (My First Name)
Say your first name and ask a classmate their name.
Lesson 4
4. Ça va? (How Are You?)
Ask how someone is feeling and give a simple answer about yourself.
Lesson 5
5. Bonjour ou bonsoir? (Hello or Good Evening?)
Choose a greeting or farewell that matches the time of day.
Lesson 6
6. Les mots gentils (Kind Words)
Add polite words to a greeting, a classroom request, and a reply.
Lesson 7
7. Voici mon amie (Here Is My Friend)
Introduce a friend by name and invite someone to play.
Lesson 8
8. Bienvenue dans notre classe! (Welcome to Our Class!)
Combine greetings, introductions, and invitations to welcome someone into the class.
Unit 2: Les couleurs
Lesson 1
1. Les couleurs de base (Basic Colours)
Name three basic colours and describe familiar classroom objects.
Lesson 2
2. Les couleurs des jouets (Toy Colours)
Recognize three more colours and use them to describe toys.
Lesson 3
3. Les couleurs dehors (Colours Outside)
Describe colours in nature using simple observation sentences.
Lesson 4
4. Les vêtements colorés (Colourful Clothes)
Describe clothing colours while noticing masculine and feminine colour words.
Lesson 5
5. Les mélanges de couleurs (Mixing Colours)
Explain how mixing two paint colours creates a new colour.
Lesson 6
6. Les couleurs claires et foncées (Light and Dark Colours)
Compare light and dark shades and describe how white paint changes a colour.
Lesson 7
7. Le tri et les suites (Sorting and Patterns)
Sort objects by colour and describe a simple repeating colour pattern.
Lesson 8
8. Mon dessin coloré (My Colourful Drawing)
Describe a colourful drawing and explain a personal colour choice.
Unit 3: Les chiffres 1 à 10
Lesson 1
1. Un, deux, trois (One, Two, Three)
Count up to three familiar objects and say how many there are.
Lesson 2
2. Quatre et cinq doigts (Four and Five Fingers)
Show four and five with fingers and connect each quantity to its number.
Lesson 3
3. Six et sept animaux (Six and Seven Animals)
Count groups of six and seven animals in pictures.
Lesson 4
4. Huit, neuf, dix en mouvement (Eight, Nine, Ten in Motion)
Count up to ten while matching each number to a movement.
Lesson 5
5. Combien dans la classe ? (How Many in the Classroom?)
Ask and answer how many classroom objects are in a group of up to ten.
Lesson 6
6. Plus ou moins ? (More or Fewer?)
Compare two small groups using French expressions for more, fewer, and the same number.
Lesson 7
7. Les nombres en ordre (Numbers in Order)
Put numbers from one to ten in order and identify the number just before or after another.
Lesson 8
8. Un de plus, un de moins (One More, One Fewer)
Use objects to find one more or one fewer within ten and describe the change in French.
Unit 4: Ma famille
Lesson 1
1. Ma famille (My family)
Name family members and introduce them using « Voici ».
Lesson 2
2. Des familles différentes (Different families)
Recognize that families can have different members and be different sizes.
Lesson 3
3. La famille élargie (Extended family)
Introduce extended family members and say their names.
Lesson 4
4. Nos animaux (Our pets)
Describe family pets using simple details about size and colour.
Lesson 5
5. Chez nous (At home)
Say where family members are in the home.
Lesson 6
6. On s'aide (Helping each other)
Describe simple ways to help family members with everyday tasks.
Lesson 7
7. Ensemble (Together)
Talk about activities enjoyed with family and express a preference.
Lesson 8
8. Un moment en famille (A family moment)
Describe a family celebration in order and explain how it feels.
Unit 5: Les animaux
Lesson 1
1. Les animaux familiers (Pets)
Name familiar pets and introduce them using a simple sentence.
Lesson 2
2. À la ferme (On the Farm)
Identify farm animals and describe their sounds or actions.
Lesson 3
3. Dans la forêt (In the Forest)
Recognize woodland animals and describe a visible feature.
Lesson 4
4. Dans l’eau (In the Water)
Name aquatic animals and say where or how they move.
Lesson 5
5. Les oiseaux (Birds)
Identify birds and compare what different birds can do.
Lesson 6
6. Les petites bêtes (Little Creatures)
Observe small garden creatures and describe their colours or body parts.
Lesson 7
7. Les maisons des animaux (Animal Homes)
Match animals to their homes and explain a simple purpose of a home.
Lesson 8
8. Prendre soin des animaux (Caring for Animals)
Explain simple ways to meet animals’ needs and treat them safely and kindly.
Unit 6: Mon corps
Lesson 1
1. Mon corps (My Body)
Name familiar body parts and point to them when asked in French.
Lesson 2
2. Mon visage (My Face)
Identify facial features using simple descriptive sentences.
Lesson 3
3. Mes mains (My Hands)
Name parts of the hand and describe simple hand actions.
Lesson 4
4. Mes jambes bougent (My Legs Move)
Identify parts of the legs and feet while describing safe movements.
Lesson 5
5. Mes cinq sens (My Five Senses)
Connect the five senses with body parts and familiar experiences.
Lesson 6
6. Je prends soin de moi (I Take Care of Myself)
Describe everyday routines that help keep the body clean.
Lesson 7
7. Mon corps me parle (My Body Talks to Me)
Recognize body signals and use French to express needs or ask for help.
Lesson 8
8. Ma petite danse (My Little Dance)
Combine body-part vocabulary and sequencing words to describe a short movement routine.
Unit 7: Les fêtes
Lesson 1
1. La fête (The Celebration)
Name familiar people and objects at a celebration using simple French sentences.
Lesson 2
2. Mon anniversaire (My Birthday)
Talk about a birthday, say an age, and count birthday candles.
Lesson 3
3. Les décorations (Decorations)
Describe decorations by colour and position while helping prepare a celebration space.
Lesson 4
4. Les déguisements (Costumes)
Describe a costume and use familiar clothing words during pretend play.
Lesson 5
5. La musique et la danse (Music and Dance)
Follow simple movement directions and describe making music together.
Lesson 6
6. La collation de fête (The Celebration Snack)
Make polite snack requests and explain a simple choice.
Lesson 7
7. On vous invite ! (You're Invited!)
Help create a class celebration invitation by sharing when and where it will happen.
Lesson 8
8. Nos traditions (Our Traditions)
Share a family celebration tradition and listen respectfully to different ways of celebrating.