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Episode 6

#6 Carnival Adventure! Learn Sucette, Ballon & Manège

Little French Speakers: French for Kids by Little French Speakers

September 7, 2026
04:56
 #6 Carnival Adventure! Learn Sucette, Ballon & Manège
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Episode 6

#6 Carnival Adventure! Learn Sucette, Ballon & Manège

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Welcome to Episode 6 of Little French Speakers!

Today, Ludivine takes your child on an exciting audio tour to discover the carnival and learn new words in French!

In this episode, your child will:

  • Learn 3 carnival words: La sucette (lollipop), Le ballon (balloon), and Le manège (carousel).
  • Discover describing words: Sucré (sweet), Jaune (yellow), and Beau (beautiful).
  • Meet friendly characters: Le marchand, Le clown, and Le garçon.
  • Play an interactive guessing game: Listen to carnival sounds to guess what Ludivine sees!
  • Take on a quick memory challenge to boost recall and confidence!
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