French for children
Why start early?
Young children pick up good pronunciation more easily and learn through play, without fear of making mistakes.
How?
- nursery rhymes, songs and cartoons in French;
- picture books and comics;
- games (memory, riddles, board games);
- bilingual schools, international sections, French schools abroad (AEFE network);
- after-school activities at Alliances Françaises.
Certificates for young learners
The DELF comes in age-appropriate versions: DELF Prim (primary school children) and DELF Junior (teenagers).
The parents' role
Even without speaking French, parents can encourage exposure to the language and celebrate progress.
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