
Learn French through Nature exploration

Offer your child the opportunity to learn French while exploring the enchanted world of nature with our nature-based French immersive courses.
Our programs
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In the end, we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught. ''
Baba Dium

Meet Julie
French preschool and elementary school teacher
I was born and grew up in France. I studied at the Science University of Montpellier. Then, I graduated with a Master's degree in preschool and elementary education and I became a teacher for the French Ministry of Education in 2015. I taught French in different schools in France, in Russia and in the USA. In 2021, in addition to my work as a teacher, I have taken on the role of Preschool and Kindergarten Pedagogical Coordinator in a French Immersion School in the Seattle area.
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I'm a passionate teacher. I believe my role is to support children in their learning by providing them with an engaging atmosphere and tools they need to grow and move forward in the world. While I'm teaching them French language skills, I help them question and develop their knowledge, understand the importance of doing mistake and trying again in the learning process, take initiative and set learning objectives to become more independent, as well as develop social and emotional skills to growing together.
It seems to me that their is no better place for children to grow and learn than the nature environment. I created Pomme de pin to offer children a natural, fun and engaging space where they can interact with nature, learn about themselves and the environment that surrounds us.
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Some
examples of topics
that we study with the children:

Le papier
Where does paper come from?
How to make recycled paper?

Les ombres
What is a shadow ?
Why does our shadow change throughout the day ?

Les vers de terre
How do worms live?
Why are they important for the plants?

De l'encre végétale
How to make paint with vegetables?
How to write a secret message with a fruit?