Fun Food Market Game for Kids 🛒 Want your little one to learn a little French while having fun? 😊Try this cute bilingual market game from MonPetitWorld! Kids can: 🍓 learn fruit vocabulary 🛒 pretend to shop 💬 practice simple French sentences 💰 use play money and shopping lists Examples: - “Je voudrais une pomme 🍎” - “Merci !” - “Combien ça coûte ?” Perfect for ages 3–10 and great for playful learning at home

Hi everyone 😊 I wanted to share a little activity we did recently with the kids at MonPetitWorld 🌊🧜‍♀️ They had SO much fun making their own sirène (mermaid) craft ✂️ It’s such a fun way to introduce French vocabulary through creativity, colors, and play! Aujourd’hui on apprend : 🧜‍♀️ La sirène = Mermaid 🌊 La mer = The sea 🐚 Coquillage = Seashell I truly believe kids learn languages best when they don’t even realize they’re learning 🇫🇷😊 Did your child ever make a mermaid craft before?

Hi everyone! I wanted to share a simple and fun French activity you can try at home 😊 🦋 Learn “Papillon” in French with a Fun Craft! Today we’re learning the word papillon while creating a butterfly craft ✨A simple hands-on activity to help your child learn French through play, creativity, and repetition. 👉 Say it together: pa-pi-yon 🦋

When I came to the U.S. and started working with families, I noticed something right away… 👀 Parents say “good job” all the time For everything.Drawing, eating, putting shoes on… And it made me think, because in France, it’s a bit different 🇫🇷 Instead, we say things like: “Tu as réussi” (you did it) “Tu es fier ?” (are you proud?) The focus is more on helping the child feel proud of themselves Not needing validation every time It’s not better or worse… just a different way of building confidence 💬 I’m curious — what do all think 🤔 ?

It wouldn’t be right to not look at games in a community focused on play so here’s something fun to ponder. While the rules of games change from country to country, the spirit of play is a universal language. Whether it’s Mancala in Africa, Mahjong in China, or Tag in an alley in Chicago, games are how children learn to navigate "Collaborative Friction." In a world that pushes kids toward professionalized, high-stakes sports, which can add immense weight and pressure, global games remind us that play can be simple, social, and accessible to everyone. Speaking of pushing kids into high stakes sports, if you ever want to hear my story with my son and tennis, let me know. I’m not sure how things work in other countries but in the states, sports pressure is real and it’s not always pretty. Today, we are celebrating the fact that no matter where you go on this planet, if you have a handful of stones or a bit of string, you have everything you need to belong.