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French Class 7 CBSE/IB/IGCSE Board (2024-25)

15 hours 10 minutes

About Course

Bienvenu! Welcome to our online French class course website! Here, we invite you to embark on a journey of language and culture as we explore the beautiful French language together. Whether you’re a beginner eager to learn the basics or an advanced learner seeking to perfect your skills, our online platform offers a comprehensive and immersive learning experience. Let’s delve into the exciting world of French language and culture!

Our Approach: At our online French class for 7^th, Our meticulously designed curriculum is tailored to suit learners of all levels, from complete beginners to advanced speakers. We believe in a well-rounded approach that focuses on most typical point “Grammar “with well fine pronunciation that would encouragement you to thrive in your studies

As you progress, we’ll explore more advanced topics that is more and less related to your next grade topics. at this point not only, you will learn your current curriculum but also, we will make a bridge to your improved your coming level.

Additionally, our extra class feature allows you to connect with our super instructors, fostering a sense of community and providing opportunities for more clarification concepts on basis of your exam blueprint.

One of the advantages of our online French class is the flexibility it offers. With our user-friendly platform, you can access the course materials and resources anytime, anywhere. Whether you’re a busy professional or a student with a packed schedule, you can learn at your own pace and fit your studies into your daily routine. We also offer flexible scheduling options for live sessions, ensuring that you can participate in interactive classes that suit your availability.

Vocabulary: Students will expand their French vocabulary by learning words and phrases related to various topics such as greetings, family, numbers, colors, food, animals, school, and daily routines.
Pronunciation: Students will focus on developing accurate pronunciation by practicing the sounds of the French language and understanding the rules of phonetics.
Grammar: The course will cover essential grammar concepts, including articles, nouns, adjectives, verbs, and basic sentence structure. Students will learn to form sentences, ask questions, and express opinions using appropriate grammar rules.
Listening and Speaking Skills: Through interactive exercises and verbal activities, students will improve their listening comprehension skills. They will also have opportunities to engage in conversational practice, role-plays, and presentations to enhance their speaking abilities.
Reading Comprehension: Students will read simple texts, stories, and dialogues in French. They will learn strategies to understand the main ideas, infer meaning from context, and identify key information.
Writing Skills: Students will develop their writing skills by composing short paragraphs, letters, and simple narratives. They will learn to apply proper grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure to effectively communicate in writing.
Cultural Awareness: The course will introduce students to the rich culture and traditions of French-speaking countries. They will explore aspects such as customs, celebrations, geography, famous landmarks, art, and cuisine, fostering an appreciation for cultural diversity.
Assessments and Progress Tracking: Regular assessments, quizzes, and assignments will be conducted to evaluate students' progress and understanding of the language. Feedback and guidance will be provided to help them improve their skills continuously.
By the end of the 6th-grade French course, students will have a solid foundation in the language, enabling them to communicate in basic everyday situations, understand simple texts, and appreciate the cultural nuances of French-speaking regions.

Course Content

How to Read French

Rules to pronounce French

22:26
Basic Pronunciation after rules

14:01
pronunciation details “ph'”, “C” ,”G” , “CH”, “OI”, “GN”, “A”, “EAU”, “AI EI”.

01:01:32

About France and its culture ( Theory Part)

Compréhension

Sample Paper

2- Introduction of prénom sujets { je, tu , il …….

Introduction of regular verb

Two verbs together

Negation ( ne ………pas)

Body parts + singular plural

Adjective

Profession

Pays et Nationalité ( Country and Nationality)

L’article indéfinin ( indefinite article )

Article Définin and mix Article Indéfinin & Définin

Number ( 0-100)

Number ordinaux ( ième) / Jour de la semaine / mois de l’année

( Time) Quelle heure est-il ?

( Name of Cloths ) Nom de vêtements

Expression with “Jouer” verb

Expression with verb “etre”

Expression with verb “avoir”

Avoir mal + (au, à la , à l’, aux) + body parts

Expression with verb “faire”

Les Saisons

Question making with Intonation , est ce que & inversion method

“si” answer with si and question with “si”

Reply with oui, non

trouvez les question with quand, où…..

Article Contracté

Préposition ( Pays et Ville ) – Country and City

Adjectif Possessif

Réflexive/ Pronominal Verbes + Décrivez votre journée

French festival ( fete francais ) – Theory Part

French Shops

Préposition

Adjective interrogatifs

Article partitif

Adjective demonstrative

Irregular verbs

Instructors

French Tree

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15 Courses

Level Beginner
Course Validity 0 Months
Duration 15 hours 10 minutes
Last Updated 7 October 2024

French Class 7 CBSE/IB/IGCSE Board (2024-25)

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Material Includes

Requirements

Audience

Course Content

How to Read French

Rules to pronounce French

Basic Pronunciation after rules

pronunciation details “ph'”, “C” ,”G” , “CH”, “OI”, “GN”, “A”, “EAU”, “AI EI”.

About France and its culture ( Theory Part)

French festival, vine, Food, perfumes, geographies description, Fashion industries, monuments, cheese, flag with exercises

Géographie française

French monuments

Compréhension

Compréhension – 1

Compréhension – 2

Compréhension – 2 pdf file

Compréhension – 3

Compréhension – 3 pdf file

Sample Paper

Sample Paper -1

Sample – 1 PDF file

Exam Sample paper

Exam Sample paper

2- Introduction of prénom sujets { je, tu , il …….

Approach & Identification of subjects

Introduction of regular verb

Regular verbs end with “er”, “ger” , “cer” (‘ter’, ‘ler’, préférer ), “ IR “ , “ RE”

Two verbs together

Rules and tricks to follow

Negation ( ne ………pas)

Explantation and exercice

Body parts + singular plural

Body parts + singular plural

Adjective

adjective and colour, rule to change from masculine, feminine, plural

Profession

Profession

Pays et Nationalité ( Country and Nationality)

Pays et Nationalité with exercice

L’article indéfinin ( indefinite article )

L’article indéfinin- ( un , une , des )

Article Définin and mix Article Indéfinin & Définin

Introduction & uses of le / la/les & mix with un,une , des

Number ( 0-100)

Number ( 0-100)

Number ordinaux ( ième) / Jour de la semaine / mois de l’année

number endingt with ième , days of the week , month of the year

( Time) Quelle heure est-il ?

How to tell watch time in french

( Name of Cloths ) Nom de vêtements

Vêtements des hommes / femmes

Expression with “Jouer” verb

Jouer verb with ( instruments + sports) & exercice

Expression with verb “etre”

Expression with etre with exercice

Expression with verb “avoir”

Expression with avoir with exercice

Avoir mal + (au, à la , à l’, aux) + body parts

Paining in any Body Part

Expression with verb “faire”

General expression + sports with exercice

Les Saisons

Printemps….., décrivez la saison , exerices

Question making with Intonation , est ce que & inversion method

method ( I) method ( II) method ( III)

“si” answer with si and question with “si”

“si” answer with si and question with “si”

Reply with oui, non

Reply with oui, non

trouvez les question with quand, où…..

how to make question from given question

Article Contracté

Article Contraté ( Prépostion of au , à la , à l’ , aux )

Article Contraté ( Prépostion of du , de la , de l’ , des )

Préposition ( Pays et Ville ) – Country and City

Preposition de Pays ( Au, en , en aux / du , de , d’ , des )

Adjectif Possessif