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Continuing French

Continuing Middle School French course

Students strengthen comprehension and expression through structured cycles of stories, narration, poetry, and meaningful review that deepen familiarity and fluency.

Who this is for

Section 1 after one year of Beginner French; Section 2 after Continuing French A (or by permission)

By the end of this course, students will be able to…

  • Follow stories and retell them with growing ease
  • Meet grammar and verb patterns inside the stories
  • Speak and write more of their own French about familiar topics

How it works

Live class with 10–12 students, so every child has time to speak.

Tuesday & Thursday — Section 1: 9:30–10:15 AM ET; Section 2: 10:30–11:15 AM ET.

August–May.

Parents do not need to know French.

Price

Taught by Julie, a native French speaker and French immersion teacher.

My approach to teaching French

Continuing French builds on the foundation already established, strengthening comprehension and expression through structured cycles of stories, narration, poetry, and meaningful repetition.

Grammar and verb conjugation are introduced naturally through the stories. Students encounter French in fresh but familiar contexts that deepen fluency and confidence over time.

Student expectations

Students review vocabulary Monday/Wednesday/Friday for ten minutes and spend another ten minutes once a week on French copywork or sentence composition in their notebooks.

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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