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Here's a really cute video about why we should learn French!

Here's a little video about why you should learn French!

This YouTube channel has lots of videos to help you learn French!

This YouTube channel is designed for French children. All of the videos are 100% in French and use the French style of cursive. They also teach a lot of vocabulary and other topics. These are fun, cute videos.

Here's Alain le Lait's YouTube channel. It has all of his songs!

"Alexa" has a great youtube channel with tons of tutorials on many different subjects. Just search for the topic you're wishing to learn, and watch the video!

This website has tons of French tutorials

Here's a YouTube Channel called 123 Dialogues that has many helpful French tutorial videos. Be careful, though, they also have some Spanish.

This video is a great resource for French pronunciation!

Here's a silly song that used many common greetings that we learn in class.

Here's a cute greetings and introductions to help you learn the words

Here's a little song teaching greetings, as well as some other topics like lower numbers

Here's a little video tutorial talking about French greetings.

Here's a song to ask and answer how you may be feeling today.

Here's a cute little song using common greetings and introducions en français!

Here's a little video teaching colors to French children. It's all in French. How much can you understand? Notice the French style of handwriting!

Here's a silly song using color vocabulary. "Il a les yeux _(color)  ." (He has  (color)  eyes.) "Il a les yeux arc-en-ciel et une tete en bois." (He has rainbow eyes and a wooden head)

This song teaches colors, with les voitures (cars) & les camions (trucks). "J'aime" means "I like"

Here's a little song teaching numbers 1-10

Here's a little video teaching numbers 1-10 (les chiffres). It's all in French. How much can you understand?

Here's a cute video about Les Nombres (numbers) 10-20. It's all in French. How much can you understand?

Here's a silly song practicing 1-20

Here are the French numbers between 20-50

Here's a little French song/rap using the letters of the alphabet

Here's a French alphabet video. It teaches words that start with the letters, as well as the letters themselves!

Here's a French alphabet song

Here's an alphabet song for you! Can you sing along?

Here's a song to teach the days of the week. Note: The week starts with Monday and ends with Sunday. So, lundi is Monday and dimanche is Sunday. In French, the days of the week are not typically capitalized.

Here's a little video teaching the days of the week en français. It's all in French. How much can you understand? Notice the French handwriting style. It's different than English. Can you read it? This is how French children are taught to write!

Here's a months of the year song! Can you sing along?

Here's a little video for French children, teaching the months of the year. It's all in French. How much can you understand? Notice the French style of handwriting, which they're taught from childhood. French children are never taught print, only cursive.

Here's a song by Etienne which combines days, months, & seasons into one song called Le Calendrier (the calendar)

Here is an Alexa video teaching about weather & seasons

Here's a little French children's video about the 4 seasons! It's all in French. How much can you understand?

This song is about the changing seasons (Les Saisons Changent Quatre Fois = The Seasons Changent Four Times) and different activities that you may do during each season.

This little video has a girl singing about weather each day of the week

Here are some French weather expressions!

Here's a little weather expressions video

Here's a video showing French weather expressions.

This video shows different songs/scenes from movies that are related to weather. 

Here's a time telling song using skeletons performing various activities!

Here's a good time telling tutorial. It's the beginning of a time-telling playlist.

I show this video in class. It's a great tutorial that teaches subject pronouns en français!

Here, Alexa teaches you about the subject pronouns in French.

Here's a video tutorial about subject pronouns

This video tutorial teaches subject pronouns, along with the ER verbs manger (to eat) and aimer (to like/love).

This link teaches about subject pronouns, as well as a few verbs, like manger (to eat) and aimer (to like)

Here's a video explaining how to conjugate ER verbs.

This is an ER verb conjugation song that another French teacher made up to the tune of Macklemore's Thrift Shop. Not the greatest, but creative and teaches all the steps for ER verb conjugation!

This song will forever teach you how to conjugate the verb aller, by Etienne. The video is especially funny.

Here's a silly aller conjugation song by Alain le Lait

Here's a hypnotic avoir conjugation song by Alain le Lait

Here's a song by Etienne, featuring Justin Bieber (!?) about the verb avoir, meaning, to have.

You'll have to be the voice for this video. You can say the conjugations (which are shown, but not said) as you watch this video and listen to the Pink Panther theme song.

Here's an etre song with a dancing Lego guy in the background

Here's a weird little video using etre with (what sounds like) minions singing to a Celtic tune.

Some hotdogs can teach you the conjugation for the verb etre! "Le verbe etre est tres util!" (the verb etre is very useful!)

Here's a little faire conjugation song by Alain Le Lait

Here's a little song conjugating the verb "faire" (to do, to make)

Here's a video showing how to ask a question where you'd answer with a oui or non

Here's a silly question-asking video. How many of the questions can you figure out?

Here's a little French children's video about body parts.

Here's a French children's video about facial features vocab

Here is a body parts song by Alain le Lait. Tu as = you have. Sous ta peau, il y a des os = Under your skin, there are bones

Here's a song called "Dansez" by Etienne (the same guy who sings Pourquoi Take French & the Aller song) about body parts. "Touchez" means "touch"

Here's a contagious song about Petit Jean dancing with various body parts

Here's an exercise/dance video giving directions for moving your different body parts. But, when you watch it, you need to get up and MOVE!!! :) 

This is a well-known traditional French children's song. It's about plucking the feathers out of the different body parts of the bird. (A bit morbid if you ask me!)

Here's another version of Alouette, by Alain Le Lait

Here's Head, Shoulders, Knees, & Toes (But the French say Feet) en français!

This silly little song teaches body parts in the context of J'ai mal à___________ (My ______ is sick/hurting)

Here's a video showing you some places around town. It then quizzes you at the end of the video to see what you remember.