After-school language classes teach kids Spanish, French and Italian

By Emmett Doyle, Staff Reporter

COLONIAL CLASSROOMS — After-school language classes have been teaching kids languages other than English since October. They teach Spanish, French and Italian.

I interviewed the French teacher and two kids to find out the things the teacher did to help them learn a foreign language.

The teacher said she plays games like Uno in French.

Ally Hart (3L) said it was “fun” and it was easy to learn to French. She said the teacher was nice and the things they did to learn the language were easy and fun.

They learned colors with color cards and used workbooks to learn the language, said Ally.

I think these are good ways to teach. The teachers seemed very nice. The kids also found it easy to pay attention.

This seems like a fun way to learn a different language. I hope you want to learn a different one now.

This story also appears on the Colonial Times website.