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7 June 2026

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French-Speaking Countries and Capital Cities Bunting | Pennants | La Francophonie | Students can explore and discover the scope of the French-speaking world on a daily basis with this set of bunting | pennants featuring countries and territories across every continent (e.g. Canada, Senegal, Haiti, Switzerland, Madagascar, and Vanuatu) where French is an official or significant language. Each individual flag | pennant shows the country, capital city and national flag, and together they create an immersive target language-rich learning environment, perfect for Primary French, KS2 French, KS3 French, KS4 French, GCSE French, KS5 French, Scotland P3-P7 and S1-S6 French (Curriculum for Excellence), and International School programmes at CEFR A1 & A2 level. The set works well for the annual Journée internationale de la Francophonie and European Day of Languages, and also for year-round French and geography cross-curricular learning.

Featuring the following non-editable ready-to-print PDFs in a zipped format:

  • 42 Individual Bunting Flags | Pennants | Each individual flag | pennant is printed on International A4 paper size | standard US Letter (8.5 x 11") and features continent, country, capital city. Perfect for clear and accessible classroom or corridor | hallway displays. Print on card and / or laminate for a durable resource you’ll be able to use for years.

  • Teacher Tip #1 | At the beginning of your La Francophonie unit, screen a world map so that students can visualise the location of the individual countries across the globe, which they may not at this stage know. This gives them an essential real-world context for their learning.

  • Teacher Tip #2 | Maximise student target language output: e.g. « Alger est la capitale de quel pays ? » or « Vrai ou faux ? Québec est la capitale du Canada ? ». This helps even the most hesitant students feel comfortable about speaking in class.

  • Teacher Tip #3 | Each individual flag | pennant has a small tag: use it to hang with a clip for a washing line | clothesline display, ideal for the classroom or corridor | hallway.

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