During this year when the regular classroom became a virtual one via Zoom meetings for world language classes, Linguascope became the superstar program/platform for French classes in all our lower school grades.

During the last trimester, 8th graders learned about the vocabulary of main meals and how to order at a restaurant.

To finalize the structure of the verb "doler" (to hurt), the 6th graders dressed up pretending to be injured.

Although we were not able to celebrate the French-speaking world with our normal festival this year, we did make sure that each French class engaged in activities that would help them appreciate French as a global language that will allow them to connect with so many people and travel to so many countries.

For Earth Day, the second-grade Spanish students created colorful charts in Spanish to remind people of the ways they can cuidar la tierra -- take care of the earth

7th and 8th-grade French students recently learned about the beautiful Centre-Val de Loire in France and completed and presented a project based on a castle of their choice from the region.

Earlier this year, we received a visit from Ms. (Mademoiselle)  Laurence Laurent who works as a Kindergarten French Teacher at Elsie Whitlow Stokes, a Bilingual  Public Charter School in Washington DC.

Third and Fourth-grade French students have been learning the song C'est de L'eau (It is Water).