This in‑person class is designed for children ages 11-15 who have some basic prior exposure to French. The focus is on building foundational conversational skills through interactive activities. By the end of the course, students will be able to introduce themselves and talk about familiar topics using simple, practical language.

This class is taught by Marion Hannachi for FLE (French as a Foreign Language) pre teens/adolescents, ages 11-15.

This course is a beginner FLE (French as a foreign language class for ages 5 to 7. This class is for those who have no prior French knowledge. The class is taught by Crystal Chase. 

This class is a beginner FLE (french as a foreign language class for ages 8 to 12. This course is for those who do not have any prior French knowledge. The course is taught by Crystal Chase. 

This in‑person class is designed for children ages 7–10 who have some basic prior exposure to French. The focus is on building foundational conversational skills through interactive activities. By the end of the course, students will be able to introduce themselves and talk about familiar topics using simple, practical language.

This class is taught by Marion Hannachi for FLE (French as a Foreign Language) youth, ages 7-10. 

This in‑person class is designed for children ages 9–13 who have some basic prior exposure to French. The focus is on building foundational conversational skills through interactive activities. 

This class is taught by Marion Hannachi for FLS (French as a Second Language) youth, ages 9-13. 

This in‑person class is designed for children ages 9–12 who have prior exposure to French. The focus is on building foundational conversational skills through interactive activities. By the end of the course, students will be able to introduce themselves and talk about familiar topics using simple, practical language.

This class is taught by Marion Hannachi for the Francophones. 

For Kids with Prior Exposure

This class is designed for children age 6-7 who already have some exposure to French—whether through a school immersion program or a French‑speaking parent at home. Through songs, crafts, stories, and interactive games, young heritage speakers will strengthen their oral skills, build confidence, and take pride in their French abilities.

The class supports early literacy as well, so students should have a basic ability to read (in English or French) to fully benefit from the activities.
A joyful and supportive environment helps children expand vocabulary, improve pronunciation, and feel more connected to the French language and culture.

Marion Hannachi is the teacher for this Mini Francophone class. 

This in‑person class is designed for children ages 11-15 who have some basic prior exposure to French. The focus is on building foundational conversational skills through interactive activities. By the end of the course, students will be able to introduce themselves and talk about familiar topics using simple, practical language.

This class is taught by Marion Hannachi for FLE (French as a Foreign Language) pre teens/adolescents, ages 11-15.

This course is a beginner FLE (French as a foreign language class for ages 5 to 7. This class is for those who have no prior French knowledge. The class is taught by Crystal Chase. 

This class is a beginner FLE (french as a foreign language class for ages 8 to 12. This course is for those who do not have any prior French knowledge. The course is taught by Crystal Chase. 

This in‑person class is designed for children ages 7–10 who have some basic prior exposure to French. The focus is on building foundational conversational skills through interactive activities. By the end of the course, students will be able to introduce themselves and talk about familiar topics using simple, practical language.

This class is taught by Marion Hannachi for FLE (French as a Foreign Language) youth, ages 7-10. 

This in‑person class is designed for children ages 9–13 who have some basic prior exposure to French. The focus is on building foundational conversational skills through interactive activities. 

This class is taught by Marion Hannachi for FLS (French as a Second Language) youth, ages 9-13. 

This in‑person class is designed for children ages 9–12 who have prior exposure to French. The focus is on building foundational conversational skills through interactive activities. By the end of the course, students will be able to introduce themselves and talk about familiar topics using simple, practical language.

This class is taught by Marion Hannachi for the Francophones. 

Accompanied by their parents or caregivers, your toddlers get exposure to the French language through nursery rhymes, games, crafts, and flash cards. Each class is structured around a beginning routine, a theme of the day with its pertaining vocabulary, and a closing routine. The class opens with a traditional French song, where everyone sings. For the theme of the day, the Cocos are encouraged to recognize colors and sounds. They learn vocabulary while moving around the room, touching images, posters, or participating in simple craft-projects. This class emphasizes on oral comprehension, tactile experience, and some verbal expression—all in French!

This class is appropriate for children ages 2.5-4 years old.

For Kids with Prior Exposure

This class is designed for children age 6-7 who already have some exposure to French—whether through a school immersion program or a French‑speaking parent at home. Through songs, crafts, stories, and interactive games, young heritage speakers will strengthen their oral skills, build confidence, and take pride in their French abilities.

The class supports early literacy as well, so students should have a basic ability to read (in English or French) to fully benefit from the activities.
A joyful and supportive environment helps children expand vocabulary, improve pronunciation, and feel more connected to the French language and culture.

Marion Hannachi is the teacher for this Mini Francophone class.