French Early Literacy Resources
Materials to Support Systematic Phonics
What’s included?
- 36 Fundamental Sound Cards
- Individual Sound Books
- Blending and segmenting words
- Sound Charts
- Charts with words that contain only the sound that has been taught (Jolly Phonics sequence)
- French Dictionary
- Hollow Letters for Printing
- Songs for each of the 36 Fundamental Sounds in the French Language
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All of Primarily Learning’s resources support learning the code of the French language. They are high-quality, classroom-tested, and affordable. Have fun learning the French language! You can find these resources at the TpT Primarily Learning Store.
Check out these French Early Literacy Resources!
- Check out the French Early Literacy Resources available @ Primarily Learning on Teachers Pay Teachers.
- Resources complement science-based systematic phonics programs. (i.e., “Le Manuel Phonique” – now discontinued -by Jolly Learning Ltd.)
- All French Early literacy Resources are available in both PRINT Letters and SASSOON Font!
- Click the resources below to learn more.
- Follow the link in the PRINT French Early Literacy Resources to the SASSOON Font.
We created the French Early Literacy Resources to complement science-based systematic phonics programs.
French Early Literacy Resources – 36 songs!
- Check out Chansons Phonique. Get songs, classroom charts, or both the songs and charts to learn the 36 fundamental French language sounds.
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French Early Literacy Resources – Phonics
- First, learn the 36 fundamental sounds of the French Language.
- Please Note: The implementation strategies for French are the same as they are in English! Check out the Jolly Phonics page.
- Are you looking for systematic/synthetic phonics information? Sue Lloyd has created a webinar to address implementation strategies and how to help struggling readers.
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French Early Literacy Resources – Phonics and Handwriting
- Children also need to learn how to print the 36 fundamental French sounds.
- And these are great practice for kindergarten, grade one, and ESL children!
French Early Literacy Resources – Tricky Words – Sight Words
- There are 60 tricky words or sight words in the early years of French language learning.
- These words do not follow the rules, and , therefore, cannot be easily sounded out.
- Therefore, they need to be taught with a “look and say” approach.
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You asked for a Sound Wall! 36 – 8″ x 8″ Sound Posters and small card match-ups. Now included in both BUNDLES!
French Early Literacy Resources – BUNDLES
- Don’t forget to learn the 60 tricky words/sight words in the French language.
- You might find Early Literacy Overview for Parents and Teachers interesting.
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NEW RESOURCE – not included in either bundle.
The Letter Sound Printing Connection. Follow explicit printing instructions!
Please Note: These products were created as supplemental resources to complement teaching programs using manuals like: “Le Manuel Phonique”. These products were independently created and are not officially endorsed, sponsored, or affiliated with Jolly Learning Ltd. “Le Manuel Phonique” has been discontinued by Jolly Learning.
NOTICE: Janet Molzan the French author of “Le Manuel Phonique” has several new copies for sale on a first come first serve basis! To inquire email Janet at: [email protected]
Have a great day!
Laurie
Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn. – Benjamin Franklin
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HI Laurie
I believe I have met you before, I am also a Jolly Phonics trainer from the UK and have been working on the Nigeria Jolly Phonics government school training for the last 10 years with my husband Gary and Louise and Gilbert Jolly. I have just had a request from an NGO in Nigeria that have now started to work in Niger State and thus need a French Jolly Phonics programme, I saw great products on your site. Could we have a chat or could you send me more info on what you would recommend for a low-income country , do you have a full handbook or would we pay for materials and piece them into some kind of guide? The aim is to work with adolescent girls doing literacy clubs.
I look forward to hearing from you!
Naomi
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