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French teaching supplies and classroom resources for French teachers

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Ready to bring la Francophonie into your classroom? Teacher’s Discovery has French teaching supplies and resources for every level, from your very first bonjour to advanced literature.

Decorate with French classroom posters, signs, and flags of the French-speaking world, reward students with Monsieur Fromage stickers, macaron erasers, and year pins, and get the class talking with French games and Cool Cubes™ and conversation chat mats. Build reading confidence with French readers like Le Voyage and Pauvre Anne, FVR libraries, and Flangoo™, and save planning time with ready-to-go French IPA packs.

Celebrate Mardi Gras, Noël, and Le Carnaval de Québec with French holiday resources, and grow your teaching with French teacher resource books, professional development, and the Classroom Voces® curriculum.

Whether you teach one French class or lead a whole program, you’ll find French resources that help your students learn and love the language.

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Common Questions Teachers Ask

What supplies do I need for a French classroom?

Start with posters students will use every day, like Super 7 verbs, question words, and classroom phrases, plus flags and maps of the French-speaking world. Add French readers, games for review, and rewards like stickers and year pins.

What resources help new French teachers?

The Ready, Set, Français! New Teacher Starter Kit, The Complete French Teacher’s Handbook, and ready-to-go French IPA packs give new teachers classroom-ready materials from day one.

What grade levels are these French resources for?

Most resources are designed for middle school and high school French, and readers and IPA packs are labeled by level. Many posters, games, and rewards also work in elementary French classrooms.
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