SynalephaLevelled video
TV5MONDE’s Apprendre collection pairs video with CEFR-labelled activities.
Use in Lesson StudioLanguage path
French across communities
Pair communication with Francophone perspectives and help learners recognize that French changes across places, groups, and situations.
French tools
Plan
Start a French lesson
Open a complete French Novice model in Lesson Studio, then remix it for your learners.
Find inputBrowse French resources
Open Resource Finder with the French filter already applied.
ReviewReview French evidence
Load an exported French lesson and a de-identified plain-text response.
Starter collections
News and audio
RFI Français facile offers transcripts, exercises, and teaching materials.
Use in Lesson StudioQuébec usage
The OQLF’s Vitrine linguistique provides usage guidance and terminology from Québec.
Use in Lesson StudioThree lesson sparks
Which forecast fits?
Read or hear brief forecasts from two Francophone locations. Match clothing and plans to each, then choose your preference.
Plan a local outing
Use two authentic event listings. Partners exchange constraints, negotiate, and settle on one plan.
A voice from the Francophonie
Introduce a creator or community initiative using sources from that person or community, then explain why it matters.
Regional and inclusive-language notes
Make the source visible
Name the community and setting behind audio or text. Treat accents and regional terms as ordinary linguistic variation, not obstacles or comic curiosities.
Give inclusive forms context
Feminization, neutral wording, and forms such as the midpoint vary by institution and community. Explain where a form appears and prioritize people’s own terms.
Before this reaches learners
- Can every learner access the source in a usable format?
- Does the source context represent a community rather than a language stereotype?
- Can learners show understanding before they are required to produce extensively?
- Is there more than one viable way to participate or demonstrate evidence?