Grade 1 French Immersion Homeschool Full Curriculum
In this class, learners will have a fun 1st grade French Immersion experience . Each class, learners will learn different lessons between math, language, or science along with social time.
Worldlanguage Explorers by Nadine, M. Ed.
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What's included
3 live meetings
1 hrs 30 mins in-class hours per weekHomework
1 hour per week. All work will be done in class, but you are welcome to practice and review lessons with the materials from the classroom (PDFs, Kahoot! quizzes, videos,...).Assessment
Assessments are offered as interactive quizzes through learning platforms such as Kahoot! or Nearpod, if wanted by the family.Class Experience
US Grade 1
Beginner - Intermediate Level
First Grade French Immersion Ongoing - Full Year Curriculum New version In the First Grade French Immersion Ongoing - Full Year Curriculum, learners are provided with a comprehensive and well-balanced educational experience in French. Each week introduces a new topic, encompassing diverse interests and subjects. Learners will engage in learning the French language, math, social science, science, and art, ensuring a holistic first-grade education. This program is designed to be a welcoming and safe environment for all students. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on the social development of students. Understanding the importance of social skills in first grade, each class begins with a period dedicated to social interaction. This allows learners to practice taking turns, listening actively, and collaborating. To maintain a high-quality learning environment, the use of the mute function for students will be limited to self-selection or in cases of disruptive background noise. It's recommended that lessons are taken in a quiet setting. To complement classroom learning, some lessons will be supported by PDF worksheets available for practice outside of class. A parent letter describing the forthcoming week's lesson topics will be posted on the classroom page every Sunday, fostering a continuous learning experience. With a focus on fun, interactive, and dynamic sessions, this curriculum is designed to engage students actively. While learners will not be pressured into verbal participation, encouragement towards active involvement will be a constant aspect of the class. Given the standalone nature of each week's lessons, new students can join at any time without the need for prior knowledge, ensuring flexibility and inclusivity. What Will We Learn? An overview of the week's lessons will be provided in the parent letters posted on the classroom page, including supplementary PDF worksheets for some of the lessons. Although not all lessons will have accompanying worksheets, a significant number will. Weekly Learning Topics Week of September 4 Alphabet: Letters s, m, l, r Maths: Numbers 1-5 School vocabulary Art: Classroom rules Week of September 11 Math: Counting Introduction to Addition Alphabet: Letters z, v, j, f School Vocabulary Week of September 18 Maths: Counting, 5-10 Alphabet: Letters n, a, o, u School Vocabulary Science: Weather Week of September 25 Maths: Skip Counting 1-10 Alphabet: Letters e, b, i, d Vocabulary: Fall Science: The forest Week of October 2 Maths: Shapes Alphabet: Letters p, b, q, k Animals in the Fall Art: Fall craft Week of October 9 Maths: Shapes Alphabet: Letters h, w, x, y Animals in the Fall Week of October 16 Maths: Counting 1-20 Alphabet: Letters c dur, c doux, g dur, g doux Plants in the Fall Following weeks will progress with addition, subtraction, and further counting and mathematical concepts. Week of October 23 Maths: Comparing numbers Decoding Vocabulary: Fall Science: Needs and wants This program is designed to offer an engaging and comprehensive learning. Learners will work with an experienced, multilingual teacher, who specializes in multilingual education and has taught international students in French, English, and German for more than 18 years. Please reach out if you have any questions!
Other Details
Parental Guidance
The teacher will use google slides during the lessons for new vocabulary, for example. It is not necessary for this class to set up a google account for the learner.
In this class, we will occasionally use Nearpod, Canva and Kahoot Quizzes through a link that the teacher shares with the learner. The learner will not need to sign in. In addition, we might use a Google document for written assignments and vocabulary. Occasionally, the teacher will share educational, appropriate youtube videos to provide additional material, e.g. songs.
Supply List
Learners might need paper and pens. The teacher might supply worksheets to print out before or after class.
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Joined February, 2021
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Teacher expertise and credentials
1 teacher has a teaching certificate
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Foreign Language
2 teachers have a Graduate degree
Master's Degree in Education from University of Hamburg
Master's Degree in Linguistics from Heriot-Watt University
I have a Master's degree (Ed) in both French and English, speak French at C2 level (Tef Canada), and I am licensed to teach in Germany and Nova Scotia, Canada, where I taught French Immersion and French 1st Language in Grades Kindergarten (Maternelle) - 7.Reviews
Live Group Class
$63
weekly ($21 per class)3x per week
30 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-8
3-6 learners per class
