You will find below some of the most popular methods of French as a foreign language for teens. Some of them are pretty new, while others are best-sellers. This is NOT an exhaustive list, just recommendations.

To give you an idea about the prices, I have tried to link most of them with their Amazon page (not meaning to do marketing for Amazon, but it is used world-widely).

My favorites are in red color.

Tips: All of those methods are following the « communicative approach » which means the grammar is pretty light in it, sometimes too light. I usually recommend to my students to buy an extra book for grammar (including lessons and exercises) to complete those methods and have stronger skills in the worldwide famous tough French grammar! 

For extra books (grammar, writing, speaking) to complete those general methods, click here.

Ado

• A1/ A2
• 118 pages
• Editeur: Clé international (10 décembre 1998)

Adosphère

• A1/ A2
• 128 pages
• Editeur: Hachette Français Langue Etrangère (9 février 2011)

Echo Junior

• A1
• Editeur: Cle International (22 juin 2012)

Et toi ?

• A1
• 96 pages
• Editeur: Didier (24 janvier 2007)

Ligne Directe

• A1
• 96 pages
• Editeur: Didier (23 février 2011)

Pourquoi pas ?

• A1
• 242 pages
• Editeur: Editions Maison des langues

SODA

• A1/A2
• Editeur: Cle International (1 mai 2012)

 

Here the websites of the main publishers for French as a foreign language’s materials:

Hachette fle

Didier fle

CLE International

La maison des langues

Blackcat-cideb

Presses Universitaires de Grenoble (PUG)

Finally, you can find an exhaustive list of ALL the methods from the CIEP website here: Full-list