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zWelcome to our list of free homeschool foreign languages curriculum! Below, you’ll find free homeschool foreign languages curriculum for every grade.
How to Use the Free Foreign Languages Curriculum List
The foreign languages curriculum on this page is listed in alphabetical order. There is a suggested grade range next to the title of each curriculum resource. These are only approximate, so you may want to also consider resources above or below your child’s actual grade.
All the Christian resources on this list are labeled with a “C.” Any resource not labeled as Christian is either secular or neutral and does not teach religious beliefs unless otherwise noted.
If you would like to use any of the resources listed below, click on the curriculum’s title to visit their website. Then, follow the instructions found there to begin using the resource.
For other subjects, visit our homepage and choose a subject from the free curriculum menu found there. There are options for all the standard subjects and many electives.
Free Foreign Languages Curriculum
123 Teach Me (2nd – adults)
This website offers many Spanish learning resources, including Spanish for Kids, Spanish Lessons 101, Spanish Lessons 102, listening comprehension, and reading comprehension. The material is presented through a combination of text, videos, audio, interactive quizzes, games, and worksheets.
American Sign Language University (3rd – adults)
American Sign Language is taught using video and text-based lessons.
Annenberg Learner (8th – adults)
Two instructional video series are available: Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish and French in Action (fluency and culture).
At Home Middle School (6th – 8th)
This Spanish course is taught using free lessons from Duolingo and YouTube videos. The materials are divided into 180 daily lessons.
Clozemaster (9th – adults)
Clozemaster provides vocabulary practice and listening exercises for over 50 languages. The program presents sentences with a word missing, and students fill in the blank. While much of the content is free, a paid version is also available, offering additional features, including unlimited listening exercises.
Conjuguemos (5th – 12th)
Conjuguemos teaches Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, and Latin using online practice activities, flashcards, and games.
Duolingo (9th – adults)
Duolingo offers interactive translation-based instruction in over 45 foreign languages. The website tracks progress as students learn at their own pace. There is also a community aspect, allowing the student to compete with other users.
Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool (6th & 7th) C
6th Level Spanish is an introduction to Spanish and begins with building a foundation in Latin. 7th Level Spanish is a continuation of the introductory level of Spanish. Both levels consist of 180 daily lessons that utilize videos, interactive lessons, online quizzes, and other resources to teach the material.
Easy Peasy All-in-One High School (8th – 12th) C
This website offers courses in Spanish 1 through 4. Each level has 180 daily lessons consisting of online text, videos, quizzes, and other learning materials. These courses were prepared using Georgia Virtual Learning’s Spanish courses as a guide.
edX (10th – college)
EdX, a nonprofit created by Harvard and MIT, offers numerous courses covering world languages and cultures. The length and format vary from course to course, and availability changes periodically. The courses are free to audit, or certificates of completion are also available for a fee.
French Games (K – adults)
Each French lesson consists of four interactive learning activities and includes audio and written text for every word or phrase that’s introduced. There are two levels of French lessons available—beginner and intermediate.
Georgia Virtual Learning (8th – 12th)
Courses in Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Latin, and American Sign Language are available. The modules consist of online text, videos, and interactive activities. Assessments are not included.
Hebrew for Christians (6th – adults) C
In addition to teaching the Hebrew alphabet and grammar, this website provides information about Hebrew blessings, Jewish prayers, and Jewish holidays. An online glossary of Hebrew and Yiddish terms is also provided.
Irasshai (8th – adults)
Irasshai is a Japanese language and culture video series. Two levels and a downloadable user guide are available. While the video lessons are free to watch, textbooks and workbooks are available for purchase.
Joy & Valor Languages (8th – 12th)
This website offers Spanish I, Spanish II, and French I. Both courses are made up of links to online videos, lessons, and worksheets. The courses also include lessons on culture and geography.
Know It All (1st – 5th)
Free videos teach Spanish, French, and German at an introductory level.
The Language Guide (5th – adults)
The Language Guide teaches French, German, Spanish, Mandarin, Italian, Turkish, Dutch, Hindi, and many more languages. The website utilizes text, audio lessons, and interactive activities to teach vocabulary and grammar.
LatinTutorial (8th – adults)
These video tutorials teach Latin grammar and vocabulary.
Latin with Andy: Code Breakers (4th – 12th)
This website offers video based Latin lessons with a downloadable video companion guide. While the lessons and guide are free, if you’d like practice worksheets, a fee applies.
Loecsen (4th – adults)
Loecsen provides First Contact courses in over 35 languages. The goal of these courses is to teach the most essential words and phrases of the language in under two months.
Modern States (10th – college)
Modern States courses prepare students to take College Level Examination Program (CLEP) exams. Students can earn college credit through CLEP exams while still in high school, making college more accessible and affordable. Courses are available for Spanish, French, and German.
Oak National Academy (2nd – 12th)
This website offers Spanish and French lessons starting at the 2nd grade level and Latin lessons beginning at the 6th grade level. The lessons include videos, slide decks, worksheets, and quizzes. To find the lessons, first select your child’s key stage, then choose a language. This is a UK website. To determine your child’s key stage and year, use this chart.
Online Free Spanish (K – 4th)
This website teaches beginning Spanish skills using interactive lessons, games, downloadable worksheets, and coloring sheets.
OpenLearn (10th – college)
OpenLearn offers courses that teach several foreign languages, including Italian, German, French, Spanish, and more. The length and format of the classes may vary.
Salsa Spanish (K – 3rd)
This video series, created by Georgia Public Broadcasting, utilizes puppets, animation, live-action footage, and music to teach Spanish language and culture to first-time learners. Each of the 42 episodes has suggested activities and a printable transcript.
Seneca (6th – 12th)
Seneca offers High School Spanish I and Middle School Spanish. These courses include an online textbook and review questions.
Sign School (4th – adults)
Sign School teaches American Sign Language using video lectures, interactive exercises, and games. Lessons are offered at the beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. There’s also a searchable dictionary and sign of the day.
Spanish Playground (Pre-K – 12th)
Spanish Playground provides printable activities, videos, and more for teaching Spanish.
Start ASL (5th – adults)
This website’s ASL 1 Course teaches American Sign Language using video-based lessons. While this introductory course is free, their other courses require a paid subscription.
To Learn French (9th – adults)
This website offers thousands of French lessons, vocabulary lists, audio helps, placement tests, an online club, and a forum.
YAPA Kids (1st – 8th)
YAPA Kids provides free online courses taught by live teachers. The courses available may change, and some have a waitlist.
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