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French Summer Reading Club

Small online groups for French immersion students

Summer can sometimes lead to reduced exposure to French, especially in reading and vocabulary. This summer reading club aims to provide a dynamic and motivating space where students can maintain and develop their French language skills while building enjoyment and confidence in reading French texts.

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Through children’s literature, discussions, games, and interactive activities, students will have opportunities to:

• develop reading comprehension skills
• expand their French vocabulary
• discover and practise reading strategies
• build confidence in French
• maintain regular exposure to French throughout the summer
• develop enjoyment and motivation for reading in French

My name is Marie-Pier, and I am an orthopedagogue (specialized learning support teacher) specializing in literacy and reading development. For several years, I have supported elementary and secondary students in developing confidence, reading strategies, and comprehension skills.

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Format

• Small groups of 3 to 4 students
• 50-minute online sessions
• 2 sessions per week for 2 weeks
• Intended for students in Grades 3 to 5 in French immersion
• Groups will be formed according to age and language level

 

*Group schedules and exact times will be determined based on registrations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost? The fee is $180 for the 4 sessions (2 weeks — 2 sessions per week).

What will the schedule look like? Exact schedules will be determined based on registrations and family availability. Groups may be offered in July and/or August.

What age group is this for? The club is intended for students in Grades 3 to 5 in French immersion. Groups will be formed according to age and language level in order to create well-matched and supportive groups.

Can families create their own group? Yes! Families who wish to do so may form their own small group of 3 to 4 students with similar ages and levels.

My child experiences some reading difficulties. Is this appropriate? Yes. As a literacy specialist and orthopedagogue, I adapt activities and support according to students’ needs. The small group format also allows for more personalized guidance.

What happens during the sessions? Using picture books, short texts, and interactive activities, students will work on reading comprehension, vocabulary development, and reading strategies. Sessions may include: • interactive reading activities that support comprehension • discussions • vocabulary activities • games and playful French-language activities • comprehension strategies The goal is both to maintain positive exposure to French throughout the summer and to foster enjoyment and motivation for reading in French.

Are groups guaranteed to run? Groups will be confirmed once the minimum number of registrations has been reached.

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