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Free Homeschool French Curriculum

Welcome to our list of free homeschool French curriculum! Below, you’ll find free homeschool French curriculum for every grade.
How to Use the Free French Curriculum List
The French 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 French Curriculum
Clozemaster (9th – adults)
This website provides French vocabulary practice and listening exercises. 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.
Conjuguemos (5th – 12th)
Conjuguemos teaches French using online practice activities, flashcards, and games.
Cursa (8th – adults)
The Cursa app offers a large collection of French language learning courses. The length and format of the courses vary, but most are video-based. The app is available on Google Play or the App Store.
Duolingo (6th – adults)
Duolingo offers interactive translation-based instruction for French. The website tracks progress as students learn at their own pace. While the lessons are free, there is also a paid version that includes additional features.
Français interactif (9th – college)
This French language curriculum includes a downloadable PDF textbook and teacher resources. There are also videos and audio components to help students learn correct pronunciation.
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. Lessons are available at beginner and intermediate levels.
Georgia Virtual Learning (8th – 12th)
Georgia Virtual Learning offers French 1 through 3 and an AP French course. The courses consist of online text, videos, and interactive activities. Assessments are not included.
Joy & Valor Languages (8th – 12th)
Joy and Valor’s French I course consists of online videos, lessons, and worksheets. It also includes lessons on culture and geography. While there is Christian content elsewhere on the website, this course is secular.
Know It All (1st – 5th)
The Know it All video series teaches French at an introductory level.
The Language Guide (5th – adults)
This website utilizes text, audio lessons, and interactive activities to teach French vocabulary and grammar.
Language Transfer (8th – adults)
Language Transfer’s Introduction to French course is entirely audio-based. It uses The Thinking Method, which is a Socratic Q&A teaching style. Students pause tracks to actively deconstruct concepts and build language logic themselves, rather than relying on rote memorization or note-taking.
Lawless French (6th – adults)
This website offers French lessons and exercises organized by six levels of language proficiency, as well as a self-study French 101 course with lessons, cultural tips, listening exercises, and quizzes.
Learn 101 (6th – adults)
This website provides a series of French vocabulary and grammar lessons that include audio recordings to assist with pronunciation.
LibreTexts (9th – college)
LibreTexts has a large collection of online college-level French textbooks. Some of the textbooks could also be used with high school students.
Loecsen (4th – adults)
Loecsen offers beginner and intermediate French lessons. The lessons include audio recordings from native speakers, reading & listening exercises, memory quizzes, and more. While the lessons are free, there is also a paid version that includes additional features.
Modern States (10th – college)
This course prepares students to take the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) French Language Exam, which provides college credit. The course reviews material typically taught during the first two or three semesters of college-level French study.
Oak National Academy (2nd – 10th)
This website offers French lessons that include videos, slide decks, worksheets, and quizzes. To find the lessons, first select “French,” then choose your child’s key stage. This is a UK website. To determine your child’s key stage and year, use this chart.
OpenLearn (10th – college)
OpenLearn provides several courses that teach French at the introductory, intermediate, and advanced levels. The length and format of the classes may vary.
To Learn French (9th – adults)
This website offers thousands of French lessons, vocabulary lists, audio helps, placement tests, an online club, and a forum.
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