FRENCH Alphabet Directed Drawing – Dessin dirigé (alphabet en français)

Looking for a unique way to help your students learn an anchor word for each letter of the French alphabet? This French alphabet direct drawing resource will help you do just that! Along with learning the French alphabet, this resource will encourage your students to add more details to their drawings and increase their confidence when they draw.

Directed drawing is a great way to engage your students, increase their confidence, and help them learn the alphabet while covering art outcomes!

In this alphabet directed drawing resource, you will find directed drawing lessons for your French primary students for every letter of the alphabet (tout en français!). These sheets will help your students associate a word with each letter in order to help them better remember letter sounds! Includes 2 images for both C and G (soft and hard sounds).

Watch your students’ confidence soar, and their drawings become more complex and detailed in all subject areas as they learn that they can draw all kinds of different things using a multi-step process!

Each page includes 6 easy-to-follow steps that your students can use to help them draw the target image. Also, the image for each letter perfectly corresponds with many of my other alphabet products.

Step By Step Alphabet Directed Drawings Included:

• a – avion
• b – bateau
• c – citrouille/cadeau
• d – dinosaure
• e – escargot
• f – fourmi
• g – girafe/gâteau
• h – hippopotame
• i – igloo
• j – jardin
• k – kangourou
• l – lion
• m – mouton
• n – nuage
• o – oreille
• p – poisson
• q – queue
• r – robot
• s – soleil
• t – tortue
• u – uniforme
• v – vache
• y – yo-yo
• z – zèbre

What are other teachers saying about this French alphabet direct drawing resource? 

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I love these so much, I use them as I teach the alphabet, or as a lesson for a sub! The kids love guessing what letter and we might be drawing! Great resource.” — Ariana S.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I used this resource to support my phonics units in grade one. It definitely helped to reinforce the target vocabulary words and sounds as they were associated with a visual. Students really enjoyed having the opportunity to add to our classroom dictionary with their directed drawing” — Kelly N.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “My students LOVE the directed drawing. I used these as extra activities for students who finished their work at the beginning of the year as we reviewed the letters. They really enjoyed learning to draw different objects, and I really enjoyed that they were practicing a reference word for each letter! Such a great idea to supplement your literacy bloc or as an option for early finishers! Thank you Mme Andrea for another great ressource!” — Christina C.