Episode 5: The Benefit of Using Music to Teach Young Learners French

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“French Footprints: FSL in the Early Years”

Canadian Parents for French

12 episodes

5 days ago

French Footprints, a Canadian Parents for French initiative, explores the benefits of learning a second language at an early age. Join host Amy Maan, a mother of three and founder of 123 Petits Pas, as she connects with language and educational experts to discuss strategies to help build the confidence of parents and better the future of their children.

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Episode 5: The Benefit of Using Music to Teach Young Learners French

“French Footprints: FSL in the Early Years”

18 minutes 44 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 5: The Benefit of Using Music to Teach Young Learners French

The benefits of music and learning are well documented. The science behind it is interesting, but it’s also a lot of fun. And when you link fun to learning, children are more excited and engaged in the lessons. Amy is joined by Charlotte Diamond, teacher and writer of classic kids' songs like "Je Suis Une Pizza", to discuss how music helps children learn French. Get ready to sing along. From rhythm to repetition, listen in for practical ways you can introduce music into the learning experience at home.

Charlotte Diamond online:

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● YouTube