For kids ages 3–9

French for Kids: Learn & Play

French words, the 26-letter alphabet with guided tracing, and a full early-learning app underneath — Math, Science, Computers, General Knowledge and English, taught bilingually.

See It In Action

Real screens, from the real app

Learn Words flashcard showing the French word 'chien' (Dog) with a cartoon golden retriever illustration and a tap-to-listen audio button

Learn everyday French words

Word card for 'pomme' (Apple) showing a smiling cartoon apple character with a tap-to-listen audio button

Native French audio on every word

Science lesson screen showing a child looking up at a bright sun with a bilingual French and English sentence about the sun

Math, Science, Computers & more

General Knowledge lesson screen showing a photo of the Eiffel Tower with the French phrase 'la tour Eiffel'

Explore France & the wider world

Coloring screen showing a cartoon unicorn line drawing labeled 'Licorne' on a blank canvas with a row of color swatches

Color and draw, mess-free

Bedtime Stories screen showing an illustrated page from Le Lièvre et la Tortue (The Hare and the Tortoise) with French story text and playback controls

Bilingual bedtime stories

Parent dashboard screen showing a child's profile with a 5-day streak flame, a 7-day activity chart, and a weekly play-time goal

Real progress, visible to parents

95
Words Across 12 Topics
7
Learning Sections
26
French Letters, Hand-Traced
0
Ads, Ever

Getting Started

How It Works

Getting started takes less than a minute — no French knowledge required for parents.

Step 1: Create a Profile

Set up a profile for your child with their name and age band, so lessons and difficulty adjust to fit them.

Step 2: Start With Words

Everyday French words come first, each paired with English text and native French audio, so a child hears correct pronunciation from the start.

Step 3: Trace the Alphabet

Guided, stroke-by-stroke letter writing teaches all 26 letters — vowels and consonants both — the way handwriting is actually taught.

Step 4: Watch Them Grow

Track streaks and topics mastered from the parent dashboard as their French builds day by day.

Highlights

A Full Early-Learning App, Not Just a Vocabulary App

A taste of what's inside — see the full feature list for everything the app offers.

95 Words Across 12 Everyday Topics

Animals, colors, numbers, family and more — each word gets a simple illustration, native French audio, and clear English text.

Guided Alphabet Tracing

All 26 letters — the full ABC set, vowels and consonants — each with audio and a stroke-by-stroke letter-writing activity.

Far More Than Language

Math, Science, Computers, General Knowledge, and English sit alongside the French core — a full early-learning app, not a flashcard deck.

Safe by Design

No ads, ever. No chat, no social features, no third-party tracking — just a focused, private space to learn.

Explore every feature

Trust & Safety

Built to Earn Your Trust, Not Just Your Download

We're a new, growing app without a long review history yet — so here's exactly what we do to keep your child's experience safe.

No Ads, Ever

Not "ad-light" — zero ads. Nothing to tap on by accident, nothing competing for your child's attention.

No Third-Party Tracking

Built with children's privacy rules in mind — no third-party trackers, no personalized-ad profiling.

No Chat, No Social Features

There is no way for strangers to contact your child inside the app — it's just your child and the lessons.

Everything Visible to You

The parent dashboard sits behind a parent gate, and nothing your child does in the app is hidden from you.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything parents ask before getting started.

What is French for Kids: Learn & Play?

It's a bilingual early-learning app for children roughly ages 3 to 9. It teaches French words and the French alphabet alongside Math, Science, Computers, General Knowledge, and English — every word and lesson paired with English text and native French audio.

Does it teach the French alphabet?

Yes. All 26 letters, split into a full ABC set, vowels and consonants, each with native audio and a guided, stroke-by-stroke letter-writing activity.

What ages is the app designed for?

Children roughly ages 3 to 9. During setup you pick an age band, and lessons, word difficulty and practice levels are paced to match.

Do I need to speak French to help my child use it?

No. Every word and lesson pairs French with clear English text and native French audio, so parents who don't speak French can follow along just as easily as their child.

Does it teach about France itself?

Yes. General Knowledge includes a dedicated All About France track alongside a wider world track (geography, capitals, landmarks) and a track on great inventions — 76 lessons across 8 levels in total.

Does it teach subjects beyond French, like Math and Science?

Yes. Math covers addition, subtraction, multiplication and division; Science has 45 lessons on weather, nature, the life cycle, food chains and space; and Computers has 53 lessons on how computers work, online safety and AI literacy — all bilingual.

Is the app safe for kids?

Yes. There are no ads, ever, no third-party tracking, and no chat or social features of any kind — just a focused, private space to learn.

Is there a free version?

Yes. The app is free to download, and every subject includes a free set of topics your child can start with right away — the full Sounds library is free too. An optional subscription unlocks the remaining topics; current pricing is shown on the App Store and in the app before you buy.

Does the app work without an internet connection?

Yes. All lessons, audio, and artwork are bundled with the app, so everything works offline — handy for car rides, flights, or anywhere without reliable Wi-Fi.

Can more than one child use the app?

Yes. You can create up to two child profiles, and each child's lessons, streaks, and progress are tracked separately.

See the full FAQ

Give your child a real start in French

Download French for Kids: Learn & Play and turn a few minutes a day into words, letters, and a growing love of French.