Produced by SC Department of Education with SCETV, Foreign Language: French was designed to meet the needs of schools that would like to offer foreign languages, but have no language teacher and serves as an introductory-level course in French. Since language instruction is offered in a manner consistent with the recommendations of the South Carolina Foreign Languages Framework, all lessons present many French words, with emphasis on the spoken word rather than the written word.
There are ten lessons in each series. Begin with First Step 101-110, then progress to Next Step 201-210, and then on to Another Step 301-310.
The AGAIN videos provide further practice.
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Language: French, Topics: Meeting Again. This lesson covers the vocabulary words that are used in French when you meet someone for the second time.
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Language: French, Topics: Visiting My House. A variety of French vocabulary words that are used around the house.
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Language: French, Topics: Buying Groceries. A trip to the grocery store teaches students a variety of food-related vocabulary words.
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Language: French, Topics: Growing Up Healthy. Tips on how to grow up healthy -- in French.
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Language: French, Topics: Choosing a Present. This video teaches French vocabulary words that are used when choosing a present for a friend.
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Language: French, Topics: Playing with Animals. Improve your French vocabulary with words related to pets and other animals.
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Language: French, Topics: Learning at My School. This lesson teaches French words that are used in the classroom and around the school.
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Language: French, Topics: Finding Places in My Town. Directions, landmarks, and other necessary French words to find your way around town.
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Language: French, Topics: Looking at Zoo Animals. More advanced French vocabulary words at the zoo.
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Language: French, Topics: Celebrating with Friends. The words associated with weather, such as the sun, clouds, rain, snow, and wind. Also, geometric shapes, such as the triangle, square, circle, and...
