French for Everyone Junior First Words Flash Cards

Learn 100 essential first words with this pack of beautifully illustrated flashcards, perfect for children learning to read and speak French.

Make learning a new language fun with this pack of 100 beautifully illustrated flash cards. Young learners of French will be captivated and engaged by the dynamic, visual approach that sets French for Everyone Junior apart from other language materials for children. 

French for Everyone Junior: Flash Cards have been designed for children who are starting to read and speak French. Each beautifully illustrated card features an image plus an essential first word, introducing nouns, verbs, and adjectives. On the reverse of the card, just the image is shown so children can test their knowledge.

Interactive and engaging, these flash cards for kids include: 

- A beautifully illustrated pack of 105 flash cards for young children who are learning French either as a first or second language.
- An essential first word and an illustration on each card, to help young learners memorize new vocabulary.
- Five bonus cards provide handy suggestions for fun, educational activities and games to play with the cards.
- A sturdy, laminated cardboard design, so these flash cards are suitable for young hands to play with again and again.

These first words flashcards are perfect and fun way to introduce children to French as a first or second language. They can be used at home with a parent or tutor, or by teachers looking to introduce new words, and are the perfect companion for children who have recently begun to learn or study French.

At DK, we believe in the power of discovery. 

So why stop there?

If you like French for Everyone Junior: Flash Cards, then why not try German for Everyone Junior: Flash Cards, Italian for Everyone Junior: Flash Cards and Spanish for Everyone Junior: Flash Cards as part of the series making learning new vocabulary fun.

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