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French For Fun is a happy place, where lots of
learning takes place. We teach music, math, history, geography, fine
arts, grammar, cooking, dance... and we call it French For Fun.
Using very little English in the immersion process, all our students
are engaged in learning using the French language. This method of
teaching language is referred to as content- based instruction. Truly, we are the best at using this method.
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The EFG Seattle association (Education Française Greater Seattle) has been officially founded in 2009 at the initiative of a French-speaking group of parents. Its purpose is to provide an affordable after-school program to teach the French language and culture. It is aimed at French and French-speaking children from 3 to 12 years old attending the American local schools. With this program children can acquire, sustain and deepen their knowledge of both French language and culture. As the spoken language is at the heart of the teaching methodology, our educational program focuses on the verbal expression and leaves an important place for fun and engaging activities. Children will have many opportunities to exchange, share, listen, read and write in French.
The Alliance Française de Portland is a nonprofit cultural and educational group with annual enrollment of 500-600 students and monthly social and cultural events in the Portland metropolitan area. The group is a chapter of the Paris-based Alliance Française which promotes cross-cultural understanding and the French language and culture, and today has 1,110 chapters in in 138 countries. For information on the worldwide organization and the US Federation of Alliances, visit the Alliance Française in France and the Federation US
http://www.afportland.org/
Alliance Française de Seattle Good Shepherd Center Suite 205 4649 Sunnyside Avenue N. Seattle WA 98103 ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE
Founded in Paris in 1883, the Alliance Française works to promote
French language and culture with 130 chapters in the United States. To find out more about the Alliance in your area go to www.afusa.org. We are a nonprofit citizen diplomacy network creating and strengthening partnerships between Seattle and Nantes in an effort to increase global cooperation at the municipal level, promote cultural understanding and stimulate economic development. We motivate and empower private citizens, municipal officials and business leaders to conduct long-term programs of mutual benefit. http://www.seattle-nantes.org/ Scholarlships for Studying French
http://www.seattle-nantesscholars.org French Consulate San Francisco The Cultural Services of the French Embassy promote the best of French Arts, literature and education to cultural and academics institutions in the US with a strong focus on the contemporary. The San Francisco office works to develop projects in the educational and artistic domain within its jurisdiction (Northern California, Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Northern Nevada, Alaska and Hawaii).
French-American Chamber of Commerce Pacific Northwest Chapter
World Trade Center
2200 Alaskan Way
Suite 490 Office of Science and Technology Embassy of France in the USA Organisation Inernationale de la Francophonie
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French For Fun is a happy place, where lots of
learning takes place. We teach music, math, history, geography, fine
arts, grammar, cooking, dance... and we call it French For Fun.
Using very little English in the immersion process, all our students
are engaged in learning using the French language. This method of
teaching language is referred to as content- based instruction. Truly, we are the best at using this method.




