French Learning Games

Whatever your age, using language games and playing while learning languages, is the easiest and less stressful way of becoming bilingual.

You can have a great time with these educational games and as you play with these fun activities, you’ll be learning French language skills, including vocabulary, grammar and spelling.

If you pick the right method, learning French can be easy.

Also if you take a look at how children learn to talk, they can give you a big head start, in learning any language.

Children don’t just try to speak once, and then give up, they practice and practice and practice!

Children are not as self–conscious as adults, they are not afraid of getting it wrong or saying things in a funny way.

Youngsters are willing to call out their new foreign word, whether right or wrong and their spontaneity pays off with a faster fluency adoption.

Young children learn through play-like activities. They pick up language by taking part in an activity such as language games, shared with an adult.

At first they will make sense of the activity and then get the meaning from the adult’s shared language.

French learning games come in a variety of different forms, from Bingo to Geosafari electronic learning games. There are also many book, audios, DVD’s and videos.

French learning software is also a great way for kids to learn.

French Learning Books

Books are a great tool for learning a language but really work best in conjunction with other resources. To master a language you need to be able to see and hear it being spoken. Books can be cheap and easy to pick up and put down, when it suits you.

You could find this form of learning French a bit un-stimulating, and it may not appeal to younger kids.

French Learning Audio

Audio might take the form of CD's, TV, tapes or face to face. To master any language pronunciation you must hear it being spoken correctly.

Combining Books with Vision and Audio

A combination of visual and audio and books is an excellent way of learning French. In some books and magazines often you will get a complementary CD’s and DVD’s.

This is a great way of learning as both will compliment each other. Great for stimulating all your senses, and all round approaches which covers most aspects of the language. I really enjoy Tony Buzan’s interesting approach

French Learning Software This method is often suited to kids, as they prefer a very visual and interactive method of learning. There are usually various levels and various areas to explore such as grammar, spelling, pronunciation and vocabulary.


Recommended French Learning Games and Books

The following are my recommended French Learning Games, just click on the pictures to find out more.

If you don’t find what you need here, check out these best-selling French Learning Games, and French Learning Children's Books

French Flash Cards

These eeBoo French flash cards reinforce vocabulary skills with beautiful pictures and simple sentences. They would make a great study tool or wonderful gift! The 56 5x6 cards come in a sturdy storage box and include a handy pronunciation guide. Ages 5+

These smartly illustrated flashcards make learning basic French or English nouns fun. Take them on the go or remove them from the ring and play with them at home. Kids and parents can identify different words, practice pronunciation, or make up stories about the words and pictures. Twenty-six 5" x 2 1/4" two-sided cards come in a box. For ages 3 and up.

KidSpeak is a language-learning breakthrough that makes learning a second language easy for kids of all ages. Your children will love the delightful combination of enjoyable animation, fun activities, and interactive games, puzzles, and songs that make up this award-winning educational software program.

Based on the concept of total language immersion, Brainy Baby: French is a commendable tool for those seeking bilingual enrichment for their youngsters. French is the sole language spoken through 45 minutes of instruction and live-action footage covering familiar objects, colors, numbers, and phrases.

This French Bingo version promotes vocabulary enrichment and hones perceptual skills. The themes are: nature, vehicles, market, animals, clothing, and colors. Comes with a cloth bag for holding the tiles. Great for children ages 3 and up. For 2 to 6 players. The object is to be the first player to fill a card with tiles by matching the pictures. The names under the pictures are in French. Includes a pronunciation key.

Learn Basic French lessons present activities that teach the beginning student hundreds of basic French vocabulary words. Learn the meanings and spellings of verbs, nouns, colors, numbers and more! French pronunciation guide included!

Over 50 fun songs, games and everyday activities to get started in French! From taking a bath to going shopping, books in the Play and Learn Language series turn everyday routines into fun language-learning activities for parents and children.

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