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L'Art de DIRE:

for pre-readers and beginners in grades Kindergarten-3. A great introduction to learning French. Detailed lesson plans, reproducible teaching aids and a totally oral approach make this book ideal for teaching French to children who are not yet ready to learn to read in French.

L'Art de LIRE:

for readers and beginners in grades 3-8. L'Art de LIRE combines beginning conversational French with an introduction to French phonics, enabling children to read simple stories in French from the first lesson. Includes verb conjugations, grammar, and conversational French.

L'Art d'ÉCRIRE:

for highschool/secondary students who have completed L'Art de LIRE Level 6 or Grade 8 (Ontario) Core French or equivalent. In addition to grammar lessons, vocabulary and exercises, the course is developed around a theme of self-discovery. Students are challenged to examine their likes and dislikes, the uniqueness of their personalities, and their hopes and dreams for the future.

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French Colour Words – New Post at ClubMimi.com

French Adjectives – Agreement in Colour WordsFrench colour words, like other adjectives, must change their forms depending on whether the nouns they are describing are masculine (le/un words) or feminine (la/une words) and singular or plural.
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French Adjectives – New Post at ClubMimi.com

French Adjectives – Agreement in Number and GenderFrench adjectives can change their forms depending on whether the nouns they describe are masculine or feminine, singular or plural. Usually the feminine form adds “e” to the masculine adjective. This can change the pronunciation of the adjective by causing the final consonant to be pronounced. Read more at ClubMimi.com

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