Teach the French alphabet with a booklet that sends learners online to listen, then back to the page to say, spell and play. Every task links to the free Érudits practice page (erudits.com/alphabet-phonetics), where children click any letter or sound to hear it. Written for Years 3–6 beginners in French: Second Language (revised WA Curriculum, implementation 2027).
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Student booklet (21 pages, A4 PDF)
11 tasks, each with a short online step and a QR code
Online word hunts A–M and N–Z: click, listen, say it three times, write the word
Tricky letters (E/I, G/J, U/O, W, Y, H) and the accents é, è, ê, à, ç
Spell your name, « Comment ça s'écrit ? » pair work, a spelling dictation and a listening challenge
The sounds of French (ou, on, oi, ch, an/en, in/ain, gn, é) and the Activities tab games, with a score log
Hands-on extras: an A–Z poster, a memory game (24 cards) and "Le jeu de l'alphabet" board game
An original alphabet chant, 4 "Coup de pouce" support pages and a "Je peux…" self-check
Teacher guide and answer key (8 pages, separate file)
How to run the online steps (one device per pair, or one class screen) and what to do without internet
WA Curriculum alignment page with SCSA links
Unit map for 5 lessons, the dictation and listening scripts, and all answer keys
Pronunciation support for non-specialist teachers
STUDENTS WILL
say the French letter names from A to Z
hear and say the difference between E and I, G and J, and French U
recognise é, è, ê, à and ç
spell their name and ask « Comment ça s'écrit ? »
write a word when someone spells it
GOOD TO KNOW
The online page is free and needs no login. Learners need a device (one per pair works well) or a class screen.
"Say:" guides for every letter name.
PDF only.
Picture credits: emoji graphics from Twemoji © Twitter, Inc. and other contributors, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Licence: for use by the purchasing teacher and their students.
Questions? Email info@erudits.com
Teach the French alphabet with a booklet that sends learners online to listen, then back to the page to say, spell and play. Every task links to the free Érudits practice page (erudits.com/alphabet-phonetics), where children click any letter or sound to hear it. Written for Years 3–6 beginners in French: Second Language (revised WA Curriculum, implementation 2027).
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Student booklet (21 pages, A4 PDF)
11 tasks, each with a short online step and a QR code
Online word hunts A–M and N–Z: click, listen, say it three times, write the word
Tricky letters (E/I, G/J, U/O, W, Y, H) and the accents é, è, ê, à, ç
Spell your name, « Comment ça s'écrit ? » pair work, a spelling dictation and a listening challenge
The sounds of French (ou, on, oi, ch, an/en, in/ain, gn, é) and the Activities tab games, with a score log
Hands-on extras: an A–Z poster, a memory game (24 cards) and "Le jeu de l'alphabet" board game
An original alphabet chant, 4 "Coup de pouce" support pages and a "Je peux…" self-check
Teacher guide and answer key (8 pages, separate file)
How to run the online steps (one device per pair, or one class screen) and what to do without internet
WA Curriculum alignment page with SCSA links
Unit map for 5 lessons, the dictation and listening scripts, and all answer keys
Pronunciation support for non-specialist teachers
STUDENTS WILL
say the French letter names from A to Z
hear and say the difference between E and I, G and J, and French U
recognise é, è, ê, à and ç
spell their name and ask « Comment ça s'écrit ? »
write a word when someone spells it
GOOD TO KNOW
The online page is free and needs no login. Learners need a device (one per pair works well) or a class screen.
"Say:" guides for every letter name.
PDF only.
Picture credits: emoji graphics from Twemoji © Twitter, Inc. and other contributors, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Licence: for use by the purchasing teacher and their students.
Questions? Email info@erudits.com
