Complete open teaching pack
Start with the complete bundle: editable English and French lesson plans, 35 local audio clips, the sound-chart CSV, printable references, worksheets, answer keys, licence, and checksum manifest.
Free French pronunciation teaching resources for A0-A2 classrooms.
Download, print, project, or adapt a small classroom-ready collection built around French sounds, IPA, model audio, articulation cues, and short speaking practice. No account, payment, microphone, recording, or app installation is required.
One practical teaching path
Hear one contrast, show the mouth target, say it, then use it.
Choose one sound contrast rather than presenting the whole chart at once. Let learners hear two short references, notice one physical difference, repeat two words, and finish with one useful sentence.
The materials support teacher judgement; the audio is a reference and does not diagnose, record, or score pronunciation.
Open classroom collection
Choose the format that fits the lesson.
All six listed learning resources—including 35 local reference audio clips, the browser-based sound chart, lesson library, and vowel trainer—may be reused for teaching under CC BY 4.0.
French IPA and sound chart with audio
Project the chart or let learners open it individually. Each entry connects an IPA symbol to common spellings, example words, a mouth cue, and one local reference clip.
Printable teacher reference
Keep the complete IPA, spelling, example-word, and articulation reference beside a lesson plan or print it for classroom preparation.
French /u/ and /y/ learner worksheet
Use one bounded 25-minute contrast lesson with listening, mouth-position prompts, word sorting, sentence practice, and a separate answer key.
52 pronunciation lessons with IPA practice
Choose a focused sound, rhythm, liaison, or connected-speech lesson. Each page contains reviewed French phrases, IPA, English meaning, and sound contrasts.
French vowel trainer
Compare vowel targets by tongue height, lip rounding, and nasal airflow, then listen to the checked-in reference clips without recording or scoring a learner.
Reuse and attribution
Adapt the files for your own learners.
The educational content in all six resources is published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. This covers the classroom pack, sound-chart data and audio, printable materials, lesson-library content, and vowel-trainer content; the website software and Parle app are not included in that grant.
Suggested attribution: “Parle French Pronunciation Teaching Resources, Tingnova Inc., CC BY 4.0.”
Open the French-language 35-sound teacher reference · View the versioned public release and citation metadata