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Continue reading →: La géographie du Canada en français, 2e, 3e, 4e, et 5e année en primaire
In case you didn’t know, Canada Map Book by Apple Press is available in French!: Unfortunately I have the whole set in English! In any case, my children have all really enjoyed this series so far, and can mostly do it independently. Here are some pictures from inside the English…
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Continue reading →: Our picks for 6th grade/nos choix pour la sixième !
I was on top of things this summer and I have already chosen and ordered our books for September. I think most of what I ordered was secondhand either from Amazon or Lireka. Ordering secondhand means you do have to allow for a longer period for things to arrive. Français:…
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Continue reading →: Les vies de saints pour enfants, en français !
Nous avons beaucoup apprécié nos livres en anglais sur les vies des saints (comme les Vision Books par Ignatius Press et les livres par Mary Fabyan Windeatt), mais je voulais en trouver en français. Malheureusement, vivant dans un endroit anglais, il est très difficile de s’en procurer. (J’écris ce poste…
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Continue reading →: Where can I find catholic children’s books in French?
I suggest you check out https://www.chire.fr/. Look under “jeunesse” in the navigation bar and you will find many wonderful things! Not only do they have good Catholic books from reputable publishers, but they also have some nice secular things, like Brambly Hedge and Beatrix Potter in French, as well as…
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Continue reading →: Things You Don’t Need to Spend Your Money On: Elf on the Shelf
“Waaah, the cost of living is too high!” Well, it is, sure, but you could also spend less money. This post has nothing to do with homeschooling. I just wanted to start a series about dumb stuff in our world that you can live without, and save your money for…
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Continue reading →: Sciences: Biologie: Audubon
I did not know that John-James Audubon was French, and moved to America when he was 18. We recently read this book in English: We found another book at the library, which is actually translated from the French: Sadly, our library does not have the French version. And then, of…
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Continue reading →: Conjugaison en CM1 et CM2: Une surprise dans le courrier
I ordered “Mon bloc conjugaison CM1/CM2” by Bordas on August 20, 2025, and it only just came. I was so surprised, I thought it wasn’t going to come at all. Surely I requested a refund at some point? Well in any case, here it is, and I am excited to…
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Continue reading →: Sciences: la biologie dans le homeschool
Sciences: notre étude de la biologie en homeschool pour CE1, CM1 et CM2 (années 2, 4, et 5). (While I was typing this post my 9 year old made a model of the human body and its inner organs with cake fondant. “Now I can perform an appendectomy!”) I mentioned…
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Continue reading →: Livres vivants pour l’histoire du CanadaCanadian history/l’histoire canadienne pour le homeschool I often see questions on social media about what French books to use for Canadian history. Without further ado, here are the books we used (for grades 1, 3, and 4/CP, CE2, CM1): À la découverte de l’histoire du Canada by Carlotta Hacker (it…
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Continue reading →: How I Taught My Kids French
How I Taught my Kids French (In an English Family and English Community)/ Comment j’ai enseigné le français à mes enfants (no links in this post are affiliate) When I first started homeschooling, I wanted to teach my children French. Since I had been to France, studied French in university,…

