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Core French Curriculum

ELAMB Core French curriculum is designed to help children learn the basics of French language. It is based on the Ontario curriculum and focuses on developing communicative competence in French. Class typically covers topics including vocabulary, reading, grammar, listening and speaking. ELAMB Core French curriculum also teaches children about the French culture.

What is ELAMB Core French Program?

Core French is the study of the French language as a compulsory subject in Canadian schools. It is also known as French Immersion. The goal of Core French is to develop students’ proficiency in the French language so that they can communicate effectively in both English and French.

Core French tutoring can help your child learn and succeed in this important program. A good tutor will tailor their teaching to your child’s individual needs and level, making sure that they are challenged but not overwhelmed. They will also be able to provide you with tips and advice on how to support your child at home.

If you are considering Core French tutoring for your child, contact us today to find out more about our curriculum and how we can help your child reach their full potential.

Benefits

Core French Program Offer

1. Listen to native speakers as often as possible. This will help kids get a feel for the rhythm and flow of the language.

2. Pay attention to the way words are pronounced in different contexts. For example, the same word may have a different pronunciation when it's used in a question or at the end of a sentence.

3. Practice pronouncing French words out loud, focusing on the correct placement of your tongue and lips.

4. Use a mirror to check your mouth position when you're unsure of how to pronounce a particular sound.

5. Record yourself speaking and then listen back to see how well you're doing.

One important rule to remember is that in French, all nouns are masculine or feminine. Another important rule is that French has two main verb tenses - the present tense and the past tense. There are many other grammar rules in French, but these are two of the most important ones to know when starting out.

In Core French class, we teach vocabulary related to a variety of topics, including:

School subjects, Classroom objects, Daily routines,Weather , Clothing, Body parts, Family members, Foods and drinks,Travel

In Core French class, we teach about the French culture and customs. Students learn about the history of France, the geography of France, and the people who live there. Students also learn about the French language, and how to speak it.

The Benefits of Learning Core French

Improved communication skills

Learning Core French can help improve your child’s communication skills, both in English and in French. By understanding and using basic grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure in both languages, your child will be better equipped to communicate effectively with others.

Enhanced critical thinking skills

Studies have shown that bilingualism can lead to enhanced critical thinking skills. As your child learns to switch back and forth between two languages, they will also learn to think flexibly and see things from multiple perspectives.

Greater cultural awareness

In today’s globalized world, it’s more important than ever to understand different cultures. Learning Core French can help your child become more aware of Francophone culture and traditions, and even open opportunities to travel and study abroad in France or other French-speaking countries.

Better cognitive abilities

Numerous studies have shown that bilingualism can lead to improved cognitive abilities, including greater memory capacity and attention span. As your child’s brain develops through second language learning, they will be better equipped to handle complex tasks and solve problems creatively.

Higher grades and test scores

Bilingual students have been shown to outperform their monolingual peers on standardized tests and in overall academic achievement. As your child’s French skills improve, they will likely see a corresponding increase in their grades and test scores.

Enhanced job prospects

In today’s competitive job market, being bilingual can give your child a significant advantage. Many employers are looking for candidates with strong communication skills and an understanding of different cultures, both of which can be developed through learning Core French.

Certificated Teachers of Core French Program

· Bilingual Teacher (English and French)
· Montessori Certified teacher
· More than twenty years of Montessori school teaching experience
· Head Montessori Directress
· Teach enhanced and individualized curriculum based on children’ needs.

Ms. Anne K.

· M. A. in English Language and Literature
· TESL Ontario accredited and PBLA certified teacher
· More than 14 years of teaching English/ESL/EAP/IELTS/French
· Creative lesson planner and program designer
· Always build a friendly, yet professional relationship students

Ms. Mina A.

· MACTE Montessori teacher
· Professional and experienced Montessori CASA teacher
· French Language Certificate
· More than 8 years of solid experience in teaching French
· Highly skilled in classroom management and engagement, child observations, curriculum development, creating interactive lessons

Ms. Bahareh Z.

FAQ

The core French program is designed for students in grades Pre-K through G12.

Classes typically last for around 45 minutes to an hour.

Being able to speak both English and French gives students a major advantage in Canada’s job market. In addition, it can also be beneficial for those looking to travel or study abroad. Being able to communicate in multiple languages always looks great on a resume!

French

French is one of our official languages in Canada. French Immersion schools can be found in many provinces. At eLamb Academy, based on our students’ ages and school types, we have divided our French classes into three categories: French Foundation, Core French and French Immersion. All curricula are based and developed from Ontario French Curriculum. We foster students’ French study interests and enhance students’ overall French skills.