Learning a new language can be an exciting journey, and what better way to introduce your child to French than through play? Here are five French-speaking toys designed for children aged 0 to 5 years. They offer a fantastic opportunity…
Is your child fascinated with trucks? Do they get excited at the sound of the firetruck zipping through the neighborhood with its flashing lights or the sight of the garbage truck pulling up to your house? If so, they willl…
The concept of a mystery bag is pretty straightforward. You have to guess the name of treasures that are inside an opaque bag without seeing the items. Let me show you how you can make this a fun sensory activity…
Puzzles are a fantastic resource that you can use to teach your kids French, especially if French toys are difficult to find where you live. My eldest daughter loves them, and it all started with her very first puzzle: the…
If you’re teaching your child the French alphabet, there are many toys on the market that can help them practice learning the letters while they play. Here are three non-electronic options to consider. Related: 5 French educational toys for kids…
A simple game of dominoes can be a fun way to teach French to kids. It also allows families to spend quality time together, especially during these rainy fall days. Depending on the age of your child, you can adapt…
Children love and can’t get enough of Baby Shark, along with the countless variations of the song that exist. The French version of Baby Shark is a brilliant way to teach kids French family members while capitalizing on Baby Shark…
Are you looking for fun and engaging toys and games for your infant or toddler? Here are five tried and tested French educational toys for kids that will help your child learn the language through play. I have provided you…
Teaching your toddler to ride a bike takes a lot of patience and practice, but the joy of seeing them explore this new method of getting around is so rewarding. If you’re teaching your child French, here are the basic…
Each season brings new discoveries for our little ones, and spring, with its budding leaves, bumbling bees, and blooming bulbs is a real treat for all our senses. We’ve been enjoying the milder temperatures and the outdoors, soaking in the…
Most people, no matter what their native tongue is, have played the game “I spy with my little eye” growing up. It’s a game that you can play anywhere, and it’s a great tool to teach our petits bambins new…
Sometimes all you need are a few dollar store supplies to prepare an engaging activity for your toddler. This fun colour matching game is not only perfect for your child to learn colours in French, but it is also excellent…
While February may be the shortest month of the year, it sure is packed with many events! If you’re looking for a Chinese New Year activity for kids and toddlers, here is a fun one that will also prepare them…
Whether it’s a large garbage truck, a noisy airplane, or a big yellow school bus, children are curious about the vehicles they see around them. They often have (many) questions about what they are, the sounds that they make, and…
Counting in French with your little ones can be a source of endless, everyday fun! Are you ready for “les chiffres“? One to ten in French 1. One un 2. Two deux 3. Three trois 4. Four quatre 5. Five…
Ready to travel to Africa and Asia to learn about safari animals? OK so, we can’t quite hop on a plane yet, but we can create a little home safari for our future globetrotters to explore. Let’s find out more…
Our two-year-old daughter is starting to get quite excited about Christmas, and I wanted to find a playful way of introducing French Christmas vocabulary to her. Since I don’t have a varied collection of Christmas ornaments at home, I recently…
