This fully immersive experience challenges kids, not only to learn French but to speak it daily and with natives. When learning a new language feels like work for kids, they often become disengaged. That’s why we incorporate fun and social activities to make French an enjoyable experience for them.
According to The Washington Post, kids lose as much as 2-3 months of reading skills over the summer. Camp is a fantastic way to keep their minds sharp and focused while having fun. Additionally, it’s a great way to keep them active. Did you know? Physical activities also help build self-esteem and allow children to develop leadership skills.
Learning a new language comes with successes and failures, but it always builds resilience and strength. By attempting newer and more challenging activities, your child is guaranteed to leave camp with an increased sense of confidence. We teach French in an encouraging and supportive environment, aimed at increasing self-esteem and communication skills.
Camp gives children the opportunity to play outside, meet new kids and make lifelong friends. They can enjoy the warm weather, throw a ball around and get some fresh air. Not only that, but the kids get to meet people from different cultures and backgrounds, that they wouldn’t be able to otherwise. According to the American Camp Association, 93% of campers said that “camp helped me get to know kids that are different from me.”