Students develop their French language skills through listening, speaking, reading, and writing about familiar topics. They interpret and create simple oral and written texts to share ideas, gather information, and enjoy communication in French. Learners also explore Francophone cultures—both locally and globally—and reflect on their identity and growth as French language learners.

Students strengthen their ability to communicate in French through listening, speaking, reading, and writing on a wider range of topics. They interpret and create multi-paragraph oral and written texts to share ideas, gather information, and express themselves for various purposes. Learners deepen their understanding of French language structures and explore the rich diversity of Francophone cultures across Canada while reflecting on their growth and identity as French language learners.

Students communicate confidently and independently in French through speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a variety of real-world contexts. They analyze and produce multi-paragraph texts to exchange ideas, gain information, and express themselves with clarity and creativity. Learners refine their understanding of French language structures and explore the global diversity of Francophone cultures while affirming their identity and competence as French language users.