1. Communication Skills
1.1. Introduction & Greetings
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Simple introductions: Name, age, nationality, profession.
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Basic greetings and farewells.
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Asking and answering simple questions (e.g., "How are you?").
1.2. Personal Information
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Talking about personal details: Address, phone number, email.
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Describing family members, relationships, and occupations.
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Expressing likes, dislikes, and preferences.
1.3. Daily Routines & Activities
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Describing daily routines and habits.
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Discussing hobbies, leisure activities, and interests.
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Talking about time, days of the week, and simple schedules.
1.4. Basic Interaction
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Making and responding to simple requests and offers.
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Ordering food and drinks in a café or restaurant.
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Shopping for basic needs (e.g., clothes, groceries).
2. Vocabulary Development
2.1. Basic Vocabulary
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Numbers (0-100).
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Colors, shapes, and sizes.
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Common nouns: Household items, food, clothing.
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Everyday verbs: Eat, drink, go, have, like, want.
2.2. Adjectives & Adverbs
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Basic adjectives for description: Big, small, hot, cold.
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Simple adverbs of frequency: Always, sometimes, never.
2.3. Common Expressions
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Frequently used phrases and expressions.
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Greetings, polite expressions, and common responses.
3. Grammar & Structure
3.1. Pronouns
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Subject pronouns (je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, ils/elles).
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Basic object pronouns (le, la, les).
3.2. Articles & Nouns
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Definite and indefinite articles (le, la, les, un, une, des).
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Singular and plural forms of nouns.
3.3. Verbs & Tenses
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Regular verbs in the present tense (-er, -ir, -re endings).
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Introduction to irregular verbs (être, avoir, aller, faire).
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Forming simple negative sentences (ne... pas).
3.4. Questions & Negations
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Forming yes/no questions (Est-ce que... ?).
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Simple question words (où, quand, comment, pourquoi).
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Basic negation (ne... pas).
3.5. Prepositions & Conjunctions
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Basic prepositions of place (sur, sous, dans, devant, derrière).
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Simple conjunctions (et, mais, ou).
4. Listening & Speaking Practice
4.1. Listening Comprehension
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Understanding simple spoken French in everyday contexts.
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Recognizing key words and phrases in short dialogues.
4.2. Speaking Practice
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Engaging in basic conversations on familiar topics.
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Pronunciation practice for clarity and accuracy.
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Role-playing common scenarios (e.g., at the store, at a restaurant).
5. Reading & Writing Practice
5.1. Reading Comprehension
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Reading and understanding short, simple texts (e.g., signs, menus, emails).
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Identifying main ideas in simple written material.
5.2. Writing Skills
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Writing simple sentences and short paragraphs about personal information.
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Filling out forms with basic details (e.g., name, address).
6. Cultural Awareness
6.1. Introduction to French-Speaking Countries
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Overview of France and other Francophone countries.
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Basic cultural norms, customs, and etiquette.
6.2. French Holidays & Traditions
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Learning about major French holidays (e.g., Bastille Day, Christmas).
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Discussing common French traditions and celebrations.
Assessment Criteria
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Speaking: Ability to introduce oneself, engage in basic conversations, and pronounce French words clearly.
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Listening: Comprehension of simple spoken French, recognition of key vocabulary, and understanding of basic dialogues.
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Reading: Ability to read and understand short texts, identify main ideas, and recognize familiar words.
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Writing: Writing basic sentences, using correct grammar and spelling, and filling out forms with personal information.
This curriculum is designed to give learners a solid foundation in the French language, preparing them for more advanced levels of study.