Try a card

Read the sentence aloud, then reveal what the card is pointing out.

    Two levels, start where you are

    Each level stands on its own. Not sure which one? Start with Level 1 if reading French is brand new; jump to Level 2 if simple words already come easily.

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    Level 2

    Build on the basics, read more

    You (or your child) can already sound out simple French words and want to read more.

    Cards for reading. Books for words.

    The Find & Say word search books build everyday vocabulary, with English beside every French word. The reading cards build the skill underneath: reading French out loud. Use them together or on their own.

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    Questions about the reading cards

    Who are the reading cards for?

    Anyone learning to read French: kids just starting to read, and adults starting from scratch or building on what they already know. The lessons are short and simple either way.

    What does a lesson look like?

    Each card teaches one sound. You see the sound, practice it in a few words, then read it in a short sentence. Quick, simple, and it adds up fast.

    Which level should I start with?

    Start with Level 1 if you or your child are new to reading French. Move to Level 2 once simple words come easily, to build on that with trickier sounds, small words and longer sentences.

    Do I need both levels?

    No. Each level works on its own. Most people start with Level 1 and move to Level 2 when they are ready for more.

    What size are the cards?

    Each card is 3 × 4.75 inches (about 7.6 × 12.1 cm). Every level has 70 lesson cards.

    Can I use the cards without the word search books?

    Yes. The cards and the books work independently. The books build everyday vocabulary with English beside each French word; the cards build the skill of reading French aloud.