Winter 2016 French Lessons for Kids at the Life Dance Loft
Parlez-vous français?
Did you know that 129 million people speak French in the world?
It is also one of the 6 most important languages at the United Nations.
French 1 for kids offered at the Life Dance Loft
beginning Wednesdays January 13th 2016
Age? Lessons for current 6th graders with little French and/or 7th graders who need review; will accept the mature 5th grader willing to learn.
Time: 4pm to 5:00pm
10 student max with a 5 student minimum
Goal of the sessions?
It's important to start out right with world languages. Comfort level is important. In these fun sessions we will...
•Give the students confidence and security to learn a world language. It really isn't that hard if you feel good about it!
•Introduce students to novice level French in preparation for the French grade 7 curriculum in Howard County
•Have fun learning about other Francophone cultures with books, video and projects
Cost for the term: 10 one hour lessons, $160 which includes booklet, snack or bring what you like, all supplies for projects done=no other costs involved; We will follow the Howard County Public School schedule. No school, no class unless you hear otherwise from moi.
Supplies needed:
1 marble notebook for notes
color markers and or/crayons
pencil/pen
French paperback dictionary
Where?
Classes held at the Life Dance Loft in the Cherry Tree Plaza (near Zips, but on lower level), 125 Scaggsville Rd, Laurel, MD
Date:
Jan 13, 20, 27
Feb 3, 10, 17, 24
March 2, 9, 16
Make up for inclement weather? March 23
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Michelle Dubreuil Macek has a BA in French/Education from Albertus Magnus College, CT and a MA in French/Education from Middlebury College, VT. She studied at the Sorbonne in Paris and has been an educator both nationally and internationally for 30 years teaching elementary school through to university level language courses. She is the recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship to Benin, West Africa, 1995 and spent 14 years living and working in Africa. She is currently employed by the Howard County Public School system and has had extensive training in FLES, middle school and high school teaching.
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