InteractiveFrench
Sample Lesson
☀️ Summer Course · Kids · Beginners
French · Kids Beginners The Alphabet
👦 Ages 6–11
⏱️ 90-min class
👥 Max 6 children
🌟 Level A0
By the end of this lesson, your child can actually do these 4 things:
👋 Greet and introduce themselves in French
🔢 Count to 10 out loud
🎨 Name 6 colours in French
👂 Follow basic classroom instructions
The lesson plan
⏱ 90-Minute Sample Schedule
Every activity is designed to hold attention and lock in what's learned — no downtime.
0:00 – 0:10
Welcome & First Words
Within 5 minutes, every child has already said something in French. No awkward silence, no pressure — just a warm "Bonjour !" that tells your child immediately: I can do this.
Language focus: Bonjour, bonsoir, merci, s'il vous plaît
0:10 – 0:25
The "Bonjour !" Song 🎵
Don't be surprised if your child is still humming this at dinner. By the end of this song, they know bonjour, ça va, merci, de rien — not because they studied, but because they sang it. That's how it stays.
Language focus: Bonjour, ça va ?, merci, de rien, au revoir
0:25 – 0:45
Je me présente ! 👋
Every child speaks French out loud — on day one, no exceptions. Your child stands, says their name and age in French, and the whole group cheers them on. That moment of "I just said that in French!" is the one they'll talk about on the way home.
Language focus: Je m'appelle…, J'ai … ans, Enchanté !
0:45 – 1:00
The Rainbow — Les Couleurs 🌈
Six colours, zero worksheets. Through a fast-paced guessing game, your child says rouge, bleu, vert, jaune, orange, violet 4–5 times each — without noticing. That evening, they'll start pointing at things around the house and naming them in French.
Language focus: rouge, bleu, vert, jaune, orange, violet
1:00 – 1:15
1, 2, 3 Soleil! 🎲
Watch what happens when your child counts something at home this week — stairs, snacks, steps. There's a real chance they'll do it in French. Movement burns energy and burns numbers into memory at the same time. Un, deux, trois… dix without thinking.
Language focus: un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix
1:15 – 1:25
Mon Premier Mot Français ✏️
Your child walks out the door holding something they made: a drawing with a French word written in their own handwriting. Not printed, not typed — theirs. That sheet is proof, for them and for you, that something real happened today.
What they produce: a drawn + labelled French word, taken home
1:25 – 1:30
Recap & Au Revoir !
The last thing your child says before walking out? Au revoir ! À bientôt ! — in French. Not a shy whisper: a confident goodbye to their new class. Watch their face when they realise what they just said.
Language focus: Au revoir, À bientôt, à la semaine prochaine !
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Maximum 6 children per class. Beginner courses fill up fast — secure your child's spot before the group is full.
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