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Beginning French Immersion for Students With Disabilities

In this course, students will be exposed to French, focusing on vocabulary, in an activity-based class
Jordan Blamer
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4.8
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(265)
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Class

What's included

1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per week
Homework
1 hour per week. Students will be given videos to watch outside of class.

Class Experience

US Grade 9 - 12
Beginner Level
Do you have a learner interested in the French language? Do they enjoy activities such as show and tell and art? Come and join me in this immersive French experience! In this class, we will do creative, fun activities in French. I will be speaking in French about 50% of the time, depending on the activity and the group of students. 

This class is for students with little to no French knowledge. No pre-requisite abilities are required.

This class is intended to support and welcome students with disabilities. It will be activity and vocabulary based for students who don’t fit with the traditional PowerPoint style of teaching. 


Here is the schedule for FALL 2025 (Note: Because this is an ongoing class, themes and activities will eventually rotate)

Week of 9/12/25 Theme: Les Couleurs (Colors)
Greetings
Explore colors
Color a rainbow
Show and tell: your favorite col

Week of 9/19/25 Theme: Les Chiffres (Numbers)
Greetings
Explore counting from 1-10
Make modeling dough numbers
Show and tell: anything you want!

Week of 9/26/25 Theme: L'Alphabet (Alphabet)
Greetings
Explore alphabet
Write our names
Show and tell: something that begins with a letter you like

Week of 10/3/25  Theme: L'Automne (Autumn)
Greetings
Explore autumn
Make modeling dough creatures
Show and tell: your favorite things about autumn

Week of 10/10/25  Theme: Les Formes (Shapes)
Greetings
Explore shapes
Draw shapes
Show and tell: your favorite shape

Week of 10/17/25 Theme: Le Temps (Weather)
Greetings
Explore weather
Make modeling dough clouds and rain
Show and tell: your favorite weather

Week of 10/24/25 Theme: Le Mouvement (Movement)
Greetings
Explore movement
Draw ourselves
Show and tell: your favorite way to move

Week of 10/31/25 Theme: Faire Semblant (Pretending)
Greetings
Explore pretending
Make modeling dough characters
Show and tell: your favorite costume/dress up

Week of 11/7/25 Theme: Les Véhicules (Vehicles)
Greetings
Explore vehicles
Draw vehicles
Show and tell: your favorite vehicle

Week of 11/14/25 Theme: L'Espace (Outer Space)
Greetings
Explore outer space
Make a modeling dough space scene
Show and tell: your favorite thing about space

Week of 11/21/25 Theme:  La Famille (Family)
Learn family vocabulary
Read a book about family
Draw a picture of your family

Week of 11/28/25 Theme: La Famille (Family)
Greetings
Explore family
Draw our families
Show and tell: what do you like to do with your family?

Week of 12/5/25 Theme: Les Insectes (Bugs)
Greetings
Explore bugs
Make modeling dough bugs
Show and tell: your favorite bug

Week of 12/12/25 Theme: L'Hiver (Winter)
Greetings
Explore winter
Draw a winter scene
Show and tell: your favorite thing about winter


Here is the schedule for SPRING 2025

Week of 1/5/25 Theme: La Pizza (Pizza)
Greetings
Explore pizza
Make modeling dough pizza
Show and tell: what is a food you like?

Week of 1/12/25 Theme: Le Zoo (Zoo)
Greetings
Explore the Zoo
Draw zoo animals
Show and tell: what's your favorite zoo animal?

Week of 1/19/25 Theme: Le Médecin (Doctor's Office)
Greetings
Explore the doctor's office
Make modeling dough people
Show and tell: what's your favorite way to move?

Week of 1/26/25 Theme: Les Contraires (Opposites)
Greetings
Explore opposites
Draw some opposites
Show and tell: bring anything you like this week!

Week of 2/2/25 Theme: Les Fruits (Fruit)
Greetings
Explore fruit
Make modeling dough fruit
Show and tell: what's your favorite fruit?

Week of 2/9/25 Theme: Les Animaux Domestiques (Pets)
Greetings
Explore pets
Draw pets
Show and tell: what's your favorite pet?

Week of 2/16/25 Theme: Les Sentiments (Feelings)
Greetings
Explore feelings
Make modeling dough faces
Show and tell: what makes you happy?

Week of 2/23/25 Theme: Les Amis (Friends)
Greetings
Explore friends
Draw our friends
Show and tell: what do you like to do with your friends?

Week of 3/2/25 Theme: Les Contraires (Opposites)
Learn opposite vocabulary
Day and night painting

Week of 3/9/25 Theme: Les Vêtements (Clothes)
Greetings
Explore clothes
Make modeling dough clothes
Show and tell: what's your favorite outfit/costume?

Week of 3/16/25 Theme: La Ferme (The Farm)
Greetings
Explore the farm
Draw farm animals
Show and tell: what's your favorite farm animal?

Week of 3/23/25 Theme: La Terre (Earth)
Greetings
Explore the Earth
Make a modeling dough Earth
Show and tell: what's your favorite part of nature?

Week of 3/30/25 Theme: Le Printemps (Spring)
Greetings
Explore spring
Draw spring
Show and tell: what's your favorite part of spring?

Week of 4/6/25 Theme: Chez Moi (My Home)
Greetings
Explore my home
Make a modeling dough home
Show and tell: what's your favorite thing in your house?

Week of 4/13/25 Theme: Les Oiseaux (Birds)
Greetings
Explore birds
Draw birds
Show and tell: what's your favorite bird?

Week of 4/20/25 Theme: Les Papillons (Butterflies)
Greetings
Explore butterflies
Draw the caterpillar-to-butterfly cycle
Show and tell: what's your favorite bug?

Week of 4/27/25 Theme: Les Cadeaux (Gifts)
Greetings
Explore gifts
Make a card for someone
Show and tell: what's your favorite gift you've gotten?

Week of 5/4/25 Theme: Les Plantes (Plants)
Greetings
Explore plants
Draw plants
Show and tell: what's your favorite plant?

Week of 5/11/25 Theme: La Plage (Beach)
Greetings
Explore beaches
Make a modeling dough beach
Show and tell: what's your favorite thing to do at the beach?

Other Details

Learning Needs
This class is intended to support and welcome students with disabilities. It will be activity and vocabulary based for students who don’t fit with the traditional PowerPoint style of teaching.
Supply List
Modeling dough
Drawing supplies
Painting supplies
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined December, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
I have been learning French for 9 years now, from French 1 - French 5 as well as 4 years of immersion French classes. I am conversationally fluent and at a C1 level. I have tutored French immersion from May 2020 through August 2020 when the French immersion school near us closed for quarantine, and I've been teaching French online for two years.

I also continue to take French lessons with native speakers, and I am working towards my Bachelors in French, which includes classes in advanced French immersion, French literature, and French education. I attended a 7-week summer French immersion camp through Middlebury College.

I also have my certification in TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language), the principles from which I apply to my French classes.

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weekly
1x per week
30 min

Completed by 12 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 14-18
3-8 learners per class

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