Each week, we’ll read a text together (news article, recipe, general text, etc.), and we’ll build together a vocabulary list based on the text. You’ll only receive a short summary of the text in French prior to class, and you’ll discover the whole text in class. It’s a great class to challenge yourself by using your deductive skills on the spot, the participants will be able to brainstorm, and you’ll receive tips about building a vocabulary list. Facultative homework: each participant will be able to send the teacher 3-5 sentences with the words of the lesson to receive a personalized correction.

Dates: Monday, March 9^th; 16^th; 23^rd; 30^th 6:30pm-8pm (4-weeks)

New Material…French is filled with homophones, words that are spelled differently, but are pronounced the same way, for example: la mer, la mère, and le maire.

Each set of homophones will be followed by an exercise. All exercises will be done in class. No homework, just a fun time!

Dates: Thursday, March 12^th; 19^th; 26^th; April 2^nd 6:30pm-8pm (4-weeks)

Learn need-to-know French expressions to enrich your vocabulary…expressions involving animals, body parts, etc. Also included will be non-verbal expressions. This class is intended for upper beginner/intermediate students, not absolute beginners.  

Dates: Tuesday, May 5^th; 12^th; 19^th; 26^th 9:00am-10:30am (4-weeks)

Learn about the history of Notre Dame Cathedral and its reconstruction. This class is intended for intermediate students, not for beginners. Students will have the opportunity to practice reading, speaking/pronunciation and listening.

Dates: Monday, March 23^rd; 30^th; *Thursday, April 2^nd; Monday, April 6^th 9:00-10:30am (4-classes * 3-weeks)

Each week, we’ll read a text together (news article, recipe, general text, etc.), and we’ll build together a vocabulary list based on the text. You’ll only receive a short summary of the text in French prior to class, and you’ll discover the whole text in class. It’s a great class to challenge yourself by using your deductive skills on the spot, the participants will be able to brainstorm, and you’ll receive tips about building a vocabulary list. Facultative homework: each participant will be able to send the teacher 3-5 sentences with the words of the lesson to receive a personalized correction.

Dates: Monday, March 9^th; 16^th; 23^rd; 30^th 6:30pm-8pm (4-weeks)

New Material…French is filled with homophones, words that are spelled differently, but are pronounced the same way, for example: la mer, la mère, and le maire.

Each set of homophones will be followed by an exercise. All exercises will be done in class. No homework, just a fun time!

Dates: Thursday, March 12^th; 19^th; 26^th; April 2^nd 6:30pm-8pm (4-weeks)

Learn need-to-know French expressions to enrich your vocabulary…expressions involving animals, body parts, etc. Also included will be non-verbal expressions. This class is intended for upper beginner/intermediate students, not absolute beginners.  

Dates: Tuesday, May 5^th; 12^th; 19^th; 26^th 9:00am-10:30am (4-weeks)

Learn about the history of Notre Dame Cathedral and its reconstruction. This class is intended for intermediate students, not for beginners. Students will have the opportunity to practice reading, speaking/pronunciation and listening.

Dates: Monday, March 23^rd; 30^th; *Thursday, April 2^nd; Monday, April 6^th 9:00-10:30am (4-classes * 3-weeks)