S. M.

Our 6-year-old has really enjoyed the Introductory French for Early Elementary — Level 1 course. The 45-minute lessons once a week across the 8 weeks cover helpful basics—greetings, alphabet, colors, numbers, animals, family and even simple descriptions with être—and the games and repetition keep her engaged. I would like an option for an extra weekly session to reinforce what she’s learned, but overall it’s a friendly, well-paced start to French.

Our 10-year-old looked forward to the once-a-week, 90-minute sessions for the full 8 weeks. The brief math lesson and guided practice made concepts clear, and the follow-up art projects helped them apply and personalize what they learned. I appreciated the scaffolding for different ages — it felt challenging but accessible and kept our kid engaged the whole time.

Our 6-year-old has really enjoyed the Introductory French for Early Elementary — Level 1 course. The 45-minute lessons once a week across the 8 weeks cover helpful basics—greetings, alphabet, colors, numbers, animals, family and even simple descriptions with être—and the games and repetition keep her engaged. I would like an option for an extra weekly session to reinforce what she’s learned, but overall it’s a friendly, well-paced start to French.

Our 10-year-old looked forward to the once-a-week, 90-minute sessions for the full 8 weeks. The brief math lesson and guided practice made concepts clear, and the follow-up art projects helped them apply and personalize what they learned. I appreciated the scaffolding for different ages — it felt challenging but accessible and kept our kid engaged the whole time.