Classroom objects in French

The French lexicon of class objects is very important in French. Indeed, it is systematically used in a French course. Knowing the vocabulary of the classroom objects in French will allow you to better understand and follow a French course. At the beginner level (A1 level), this is one of the things to learn and master.

The video below will teach you the vocabulary of the classroom objects in French:

With this video, you will learn the vocabulary of the most common objects used in French class. To fully understand orally the vocabulary of the classroom objects and to pronounce it well in French, watch the video several times, repeating aloud after the teacher. When the teacher says “une chaise”, say “une chaise”. When the teacher says “une table”, say “une table”. When the teacher says “un tableau”, say “un tableau”, etc. Thus, you will be able to understand orally and to pronounce the vocabulary of the classroom objects in French. To do this well, watch the video several times, repeating each object aloud after the teacher.

To fully understand the written vocabulary of the classroom objects and to write it well in French, copy the list below several times. Use the images in the video to help you understand the meaning of each word. Here is the list of the classroom objects presented in the video (in chronological order):

- une chaise
- une table
- un tableau
- un cartable
- un cahier
- une trousse
- une gomme
- un stylo
- un crayon
- des crayons de couleur
- un taille-crayon
- une règle
- des feuilles de papier

For convenience, below is the list of the French class vocabulary in the video (in chronological order) with the English translation:

- une chaise = a chair
- une table = a table
- un tableau = a board
- un cartable = a schoolbag
- un cahier = a notebook
- une trousse = a case
- une gomme = an eraser
- un stylo = a pen
- un crayon = a pencil
- des crayons de couleur = colored pencils
- un taille-crayon = a pencil sharpener
- une règle = a ruler
- des feuilles de papier = sheets of paper

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