A growing number of new parents are considering language immersion programs for their toddlers. For more than 50 years, LFSF has been the first choice of many families looking to give their child the gift of bilingualism. Learn why.
We recently met with Amina MAINE, coordinator of our English department, to discuss the intricate "jeu à deux mains" between the French and English programs. She shared how bilingualism is taught and lived at LFSF.
Nathalie and Kim both Pre-K teachers, work together on presenting a bilingual story to students. See how they repetitively bridge the two languages in a fun and playful way.
"Bilingualism doesn’t just mean that you can speak two languages fluently; being bilingual means that you are aligned with two different cultures, it means that you are exposed to two distinct schools of thought, arts, and lifestyles. By being assimilated into two different cultures, by being at the same time in the heart of France and the United States, bilingualism profoundly shapes you." (...) – Hirad
