For those having their first experience with French. Instruction in French and English. Those 45-minute long classes are meeting twice a week on Wednesdays and Fridays 3-3:45pm.

Children ages 7-10 are invited on a journey through the francophone world. Guided by Felix, Lila and their friends from ZigZag textbook, the children will immerse themselves in French language through an action-oriented and intercultural methodological approach. Songs and games that come with this method create a fun and engaging environment for their first interaction with the French language. ZigZag digital space offers class support documents for easy at home printing and listening (audios, flashcards, etc.). The class will meet twice a week for 45 minutes to allow children more frequent practice. The class space is limited, a small group ensuring greater interactivity.

This is part 1 of Winter Term True Beginners class. Sing up for part 2 in order to complete winter program.

For those having their first experience with French. Instruction in French and English. Those 45-minute long classes are meeting twice a week on Wednesdays and Fridays 3-3:45pm.

Children ages 7-10 are invited on a journey through the francophone world. Guided by Felix, Lila and their friends from ZigZag textbook, the children will immerse themselves in French language through an action-oriented and intercultural methodological approach. Songs and games that come with this method create a fun and engaging environment for their first interaction with the French language. ZigZag digital space offers class support documents for easy at home printing and listening (audios, flashcards, etc.). The class will meet twice a week for 45 minutes to allow children more frequent practice. The class space is limited, a small group ensuring greater interactivity.

This is part 2 of Winter Term True Beginners class. Please contact the office if you haven't completed part 1 and would like to join part 2.

Exploring Oregon and la francophonie through the natural world (animals and their habitats)

For beginners who have had some previous exposure to French
Instruction mostly in French with some English as necessary

Calling all geography buffs and animal lovers!

Over the course of 10 weeks, we will explore the animals and habitats we can find just beyond our doorsteps here in Oregon, as well as their equivalents in France and francophone countries. Each class will alternate between our homestate and the francophone world, giving students the opportunity to compare habitats and identify their similarities and differences! Together, we’ll discover life in old-growth forests, deserts, mountains, as well as marine and coastal habitats. Students will practice using their French, and learn new animal and environment- specific vocabulary through hands-on activities, games, interactive sites, videos and stories. Throughout the term, students will also receive their very own printable field journal to showcase their works and favorite animals and habitats!

Course Objectives

• Students will learn animal and environment specific vocabulary according to students’ language level and practice using their French in an immersive setting.
• Students will be able to compare Oregon wildlife and habitats with those of France and francophone countries through interactive sites, videos, stories, games, and hands-on activities.
• Throughout the term, students will create a field journal showcasing their work and favorite animals/habitats.
  
  

Exploring Oregon and la francophonie through the natural world (animals and their habitats)

For beginners who have had some previous exposure to French
Instruction mostly in French with some English as necessary

Calling all geography buffs and animal lovers!

Over the course of 10 weeks, we will explore the animals and habitats we can find just beyond our doorsteps here in Oregon, as well as their equivalents in France and francophone countries. Each class will alternate between our homestate and the francophone world, giving students the opportunity to compare habitats and identify their similarities and differences! Together, we’ll discover life in old-growth forests, deserts, mountains, as well as marine and coastal habitats. Students will practice using their French, and learn new animal and environment- specific vocabulary through hands-on activities, games, interactive sites, videos and stories. Throughout the term, students will also receive their very own printable field journal to showcase their works and favorite animals and habitats!

Course Objectives

• Students will learn animal and environment specific vocabulary according to students’ language level and practice using their French in an immersive setting.
• Students will be able to compare Oregon wildlife and habitats with those of France and francophone countries through interactive sites, videos, stories, games, and hands-on activities.
• Throughout the term, students will create a field journal showcasing their work and favorite animals/habitats.
  
  

Exploring Oregon and la francophonie through the natural world (animals and their habitats)

For beginners who have had some previous exposure to French
Instruction mostly in French with some English as necessary

Calling all geography buffs and animal lovers!

Over the course of 10 weeks, we will explore the animals and habitats we can find just beyond our doorsteps here in Oregon, as well as their equivalents in France and francophone countries. Each class will alternate between our homestate and the francophone world, giving students the opportunity to compare habitats and identify their similarities and differences! Together, we’ll discover life in old-growth forests, deserts, mountains, as well as marine and coastal habitats. Students will practice using their French, and learn new animal and environment- specific vocabulary through hands-on activities, games, interactive sites, videos and stories. Throughout the term, students will also receive their very own printable field journal to showcase their works and favorite animals and habitats!

Course Objectives

• Students will learn animal and environment specific vocabulary according to students’ language level and practice using their French in an immersive setting.
• Students will be able to compare Oregon wildlife and habitats with those of France and francophone countries through interactive sites, videos, stories, games, and hands-on activities.
• Throughout the term, students will create a field journal showcasing their work and favorite animals/habitats.
  
  

Exploring Oregon and la francophonie through the natural world (animals and their habitats)

For beginners who have had some previous exposure to French
Instruction mostly in French with some English as necessary

Calling all geography buffs and animal lovers!

Over the course of 10 weeks, we will explore the animals and habitats we can find just beyond our doorsteps here in Oregon, as well as their equivalents in France and francophone countries. Each class will alternate between our homestate and the francophone world, giving students the opportunity to compare habitats and identify their similarities and differences! Together, we’ll discover life in old-growth forests, deserts, mountains, as well as marine and coastal habitats. Students will practice using their French, and learn new animal and environment- specific vocabulary through hands-on activities, games, interactive sites, videos and stories. Throughout the term, students will also receive their very own printable field journal to showcase their works and favorite animals and habitats!

Course Objectives

• Students will learn animal and environment specific vocabulary according to students’ language level and practice using their French in an immersive setting.
• Students will be able to compare Oregon wildlife and habitats with those of France and francophone countries through interactive sites, videos, stories, games, and hands-on activities.
• Throughout the term, students will create a field journal showcasing their work and favorite animals/habitats.
  
  

Exploring Oregon and la francophonie through the natural world (animals and their habitats)

For children who have previous experience with French immersion. Instruction entirely in French.

Calling all geography buffs and animal lovers!

Over the course of 10 weeks, we will explore the animals and habitats we can find just beyond our doorsteps here in Oregon, as well as their equivalents in France and francophone countries. Each class will alternate between our homestate and the francophone world, giving students the opportunity to compare habitats and identify their similarities and differences! Together, we’ll discover life in old-growth forests, deserts, mountains, as well as marine and coastal habitats. Students will practice using their French, and learn new animal and environment- specific vocabulary through hands-on activities, games, interactive sites, videos and stories. Throughout the term, students will also receive their very own printable field journal to showcase their works and favorite animals and habitats!

Course Objectives

• Students will learn animal and environment specific vocabulary according to students’ language level and practice using their French in an immersive setting.
• Students will be able to compare Oregon wildlife and habitats with those of France and francophone countries through interactive sites, videos, stories, games, and hands-on activities.
• Throughout the term, students will create a field journal showcasing their work and favorite animals/habitats.
  
  

Exploring Oregon and la francophonie through the natural world (animals and their habitats)

For children who have previous experience with French immersion. Instruction entirely in French.

Calling all geography buffs and animal lovers!

Over the course of 10 weeks, we will explore the animals and habitats we can find just beyond our doorsteps here in Oregon, as well as their equivalents in France and francophone countries. Each class will alternate between our homestate and the francophone world, giving students the opportunity to compare habitats and identify their similarities and differences! Together, we’ll discover life in old-growth forests, deserts, mountains, as well as marine and coastal habitats. Students will practice using their French, and learn new animal and environment- specific vocabulary through hands-on activities, games, interactive sites, videos and stories. Throughout the term, students will also receive their very own printable field journal to showcase their works and favorite animals and habitats!

Course Objectives

• Students will learn animal and environment specific vocabulary according to students’ language level and practice using their French in an immersive setting.
• Students will be able to compare Oregon wildlife and habitats with those of France and francophone countries through interactive sites, videos, stories, games, and hands-on activities.
• Throughout the term, students will create a field journal showcasing their work and favorite animals/habitats.