French Words: Magnetic Activities and Games
Product Details
| Product Type | Letter Game |
| Additional Information | |
|---|---|
| For | Kids |
| Recommended Minimum Age | 5 years |
| Recommended Maximum Age | 11 years |
| Language | English |
| Educational Content | Languages |
| Warning | Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts. |
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Product Description
If you would like to get your petit garçon or petite fille to start learning some bon mots, then the French Words: Magnetic Activities and Games is an ideal entry point. Containing a wide variety of language games, the main one using the magnetic board is simple: there are many learning tiles, and on one side of each tile there is the French word. The child has to guess the English equivalent, which is on the other side. Change things up by flipping the order of the game!
Fiesta Crafts French Words Subjects
Recommended by the Good Toy Guide, the set is broken down into 11 different word themes:
- Animals
- Colours
- Numbers
- Feelings
- Greetings
- Family
- Food and drink
- Weather
- Clothes
- Parts of the body
- Objects
The magnetic board on which these games are played is also a dry wipe one and comes with a pen, meaning that you can adjust the activities as necessary and continue to learn effortlessly. Maybe have a kind of draw the word style one similar to the board game Pictionary? Or perhaps get the children to construct sentences using the tiles? This flexibility is perfect for adjusting your teaching style to suit those learning.
Recommended Age
Fiesta Crafts have placed a guideline age of 5-11 years on the French Words: Magnetic Activities and Games educational set, and it's easy to see why. The beauty of learning a foreign language is that for learning basic words there is a wider age range suitable, compared to, say, Lego Technic sets – the point of this educational game is exposure to a range of French vocabulary in a way that will engage no matter whether the entry point is six or ten years old. So if you want your little ones to learn their pains from their mains, then look no further!