Matching Game

Seventh Agers play a matching game to help them remember the French words for classroom objects.

la chaise = chair, le drapeau = flag, le tableau = board, la gomme = eraser, le papier = paper, le livre = book, le crayon = pencil

Silhouette Surprise

Wow, those Lower School French Club members sure are busy ! This week they began a special silhouette project. Curious? See these projets fantastiques on display for Grandparents' Day.

Fondue Frenzy

Fondue, which means "melted", in French, originated in the French-speaking region of Switzerland in the early 19th century. Today, fondue is enjoyed by people in many different countries.

Lower School French Club had lots of fun today as they dipped fruit, bread, marshmellows, chips, and pretzels into two delicious fondues - melted chocolate and melted cheese. No need for dinner tonight!

Merci à Madame Pinkard, Isabelle, Anne, et aussi Madame Whitman - for all of your help chopping, stirring, tasting, taking photos, and cleaning up!

Les Quatre Saisons

Ninth Agers share their homework assignment with the class. Students wrote French sentences about each of the four seasons and drew or cut out pictures from magazines to illustrate their descriptions.

French Work is Fun

Seventh Agers work , with focus and a smile, on a review sheet about French number and color words.

What a Nice Treat

Class 9-2 enjoyed a delicioius, just-for-the-fun-of-it treat brought to French class by one of their classmates . . . yum . . . soft, flaky, buttery croissants. Merci, Daniel!

Story Time en Français

Nineth Age students enjoy a a delicious French snack, croissant with rasberry jam, as they listen to French storybooks brought in by fellow classmates.