French 1 (middle school): units, vocabulary and grammar, in order

A first year of French follows a familiar arc almost everywhere. Syllaboss practices each unit's actual vocabulary and verbs with games (flashcard quests, Monster Munch for noun gender, conjugation sprints) and swaps in the teacher's own word lists when a family adds the real class.

Program
French 1
Grade
Grade 7
Units · lessons
5 · 15
Practiced skills
16

Unit 1: Salut ! Greetings & Introductions

Boss: Le Grand Bonjour
  1. F1.1Greetings and goodbyes
    • GreetingsACTFL NM· flashcard quest
  2. F1.2Numbers 0–20
    • Numbers 0–20ACTFL NM· flashcard quest
  3. F1.3Colors
    • ColorsACTFL NM· flashcard quest

Unit 2: À l'école — The Classroom

Boss: Monsieur Cahier
  1. F2.1Classroom objects
    • Classroom objectsACTFL NM· flashcard quest
  2. F2.2Le, la, un, une — gender
    • Choose the articleACTFL NM· flashcard quest
    • Masculine or feminine?ACTFL NM· Monster Munch
  3. F2.3Days and months
    • Days & monthsACTFL NM· flashcard quest

Unit 3: Ma famille — Family & Descriptions

Boss: La Tante Terrible
  1. F3.1Family members
    • FamilyACTFL NM· flashcard quest
  2. F3.2Être — to be
    • Conjugate êtreACTFL NM· conjugation sprint
  3. F3.3Describing people
    • DescriptionsACTFL NM· flashcard quest
  4. F3.4Numbers to 100
    • Numbers to 100ACTFL NM· flashcard quest

Unit 4: Les loisirs — Free Time

Boss: Le DJ Infernal
  1. F4.1Activities
    • ActivitiesACTFL NM· flashcard quest
  2. F4.2Regular -er verbs
    • Conjugate -er verbsACTFL NM· conjugation sprint
  3. F4.3Avoir — to have
    • Conjugate avoirACTFL NM· conjugation sprint

Unit 5: Au café — Food & Going Places

Boss: Le Chef Furieux
  1. F5.1Food and drinks
    • Food & drinksACTFL NM· flashcard quest
  2. F5.2Aller and faire
    • Conjugate aller & faireACTFL NM· conjugation sprint

The standards, in plain English

ACTFL NM
ACTFL Novice Mid: understand and produce memorized words and short phrases on familiar topics (greetings, classroom, family, food, free time).

Descriptions are our own plain-English summaries, not the official standard text. Program names belong to their publishers; Syllaboss is independent of them.

Practice that follows your kid’s real class.

Add the class from the teacher’s site or a photo of the agenda. Syllaboss lines it up with the calendar and turns each day into ten minutes of games, with the unit test as a boss fight before the real one.