Thank you so much for the classes, my kids are really enjoying them and I am pleased with the content and structure.
Learn FrenchThe Living Way
A living language belongs among the good and beautiful things a child encounters.
Rooted in Charlotte Mason's educational principles and taught by a native French speaker, CM Everyday French brings the French language into your child's education in a way that is both rich in ideas and grounded in everyday speech.
Only 10–12 students per class, so every child has time to speak.
Find your child's level
- ElementaryFrench for grades 2–4, through stories, rhymes, art, and conversation.
- Middle SchoolBeginner and continuing classes for roughly grades 5–8, with time to speak every week.
- High SchoolFrench 1, 2, and 3 for transcript credit, with live speaking and living books.
- Self-PacedLessons to work through at home, from elementary units to high school French.
Native French speaker, French immersion teacher, and homeschool mom of four.
Meet JulieLearn French through
Artwork
Children describe real paintings in French, so art and language grow together.
Conversations
Classes of 10–12 students, so every child has time to speak and be heard.
Literature
Stories and poems give children language they can use in real sentences.
Songs
Songs and rhymes train the ear so French begins to sound familiar.
Why choose CM Everyday French?
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about classes, format, and placement.
What ages or grade levels do you teach?
CM Everyday French offers classes from elementary through high school, plus self-paced options. Each class page lists the suggested grade range and any placement guidance.
How many students are in each class?
Live classes are intentionally small, typically 10 to 12 students, so each learner has time for conversation, pronunciation, and questions.
Are classes live, self-paced, or both?
Families can choose live classes, self-paced courses, or hybrid options that combine a weekly live session with pre-recorded lessons.
Can my student earn high school credit?
Yes. High school level offerings are designed to support transcript-worthy work, and course pages outline expectations, pacing, and materials.
What if we miss a live class?
Classes are recorded and shared in the online classroom so students can catch up when they are absent.
Start speaking French this week
Get the first week of the Beginner French Course free: a video lesson and a lesson sheet you can use with your child. Parents do not need to know French.
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