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Bilingual Zoom Classes for Kids

On Tuesdays at 6.00 pm Paris time (-6 hours in NYC, -7 hours in Texas, -9 hours in LA, USA.) From January 2025 on, the Bilingual Zoom Classes will be back on Mondays.

In the Bilingual classes, 5-11 year-old English-speaking children learn French while French-speaking children learn English. Kids practice together, teach each other while playing games and doing all sorts of fun activities. Margot, the teacher, is like a conductor, leading her orchestra.

French online class with American children

French Zoom Classes for Kids

On Thursdays at 5.00 pm Paris time (-6 hours in NYC, -7 hours in Texas, -9 hours in LA, USA.) 

In the French classes for 5-11 year-old children, children learn French with Margot, a native & experienced French teacher. Kids learn while playing games and doing all sorts of fun activities. 


French Zoom Classes for Toddlers

On Thursdays at 5.50 pm Paris time (-6 hours in NYC, -7 hours in Texas, -9 hours in LA, USA.) 

In the 15-minute French classes for 2-4 year-old children, children learn French with Margot, a native & experienced French teacher. Kids learn while playing games and doing all sorts of fun activities.

My youngest student @ksenia_belanger

A Fun Pen pal Program

Connect with French-speaking kids and make penpals.

Penpals4kids program is fun pen pal program. We will help you connect with French-speaking families and your kids will exchange 3 hand-written letters per academic year with their French-speaking pen pals (penfriends).

I will give priority to the kids who regularly attend my Bilingual Zoom Classes because most of my French-speaking students do attend them and would be delighted to see their pen pals there too!

How does the letter exchange program work?

It's very simple! Your kids will just have to
  • Reply to 3 simple letters per academic year in English (+ French if they can) 
  • Decorate the letter and add drawings, photos...
You will then scan it and send a PDF letter (not a photo of it please, if possible) to your pen pal and please don't forget to copy me on the email margot@lessons4kids.net.
It is also possible to exchange snail mail letters too, if your pen pals are OK too.

It's very important that you
  • Send me an email and tell me if you are interested in the letter exchange and/or the zoom classes. I will also need basic information about your family (location - city, state, country; name and age of kids, hobbies + a photo)
  • Sign up NOW to the my Newsletter - the only means to get news & useful information.
  • Agree with the rules. More information here on my French online platform.


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More French

On our blog (blog.penpals4kids.net), you will find many free French lessons. Click "labels" > then  "French lessons"
On my e-learning French platform French.Lessons4Kids, families will learn and practice French at their own pace!
Check out my shop to download hundreds of bilingual flashcards to learn French with your children or students.

Photo Ksenia Belanger

Private Tutoring

Please, send me an email if you prefer private French Zoom tutoring for your children.

Subscribe to my Newsletter here to get news and gifts.

Award winner Best International Language Club for Kids 2023

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