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Why Learn French?

Why Learn French?. You already speak French!. See all of the French you already know!. French - English Cognate Flash Cards. Lot’s of “cool” travel – Québec!. Culture Included. Cooking Contests. And more…. And even more…. Learning Outside the Classroom.

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Why Learn French?

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  1. Why Learn French?

  2. You already speak French!

  3. See all of the French you already know! French - English Cognate Flash Cards

  4. Lot’s of “cool” travel – Québec!

  5. Culture Included

  6. Cooking Contests

  7. And more…

  8. And even more…

  9. Learning Outside the Classroom

  10. Judge your progress by competing against other Georgia French students in the annual Foreign Language Association of Georgia French speaking competition! • Photo of this year's Heritage FLAG Competition winners! • The judges score the students on a point system and, depending on their performance, they may attain the rankings of Notable, Excellent, or Superior. • All of the Heritage students scored in the Excellent or Superior categories - the highest possible! • In the photo left to right: Madison Green (French I), Kelly Abrams (French I), George McGreggor (French IV), Hannah Godwin (French III), Laura Perdomo (French II), Susannah Robuck (French IV), and Seth Stewart (French II).

  11. Improve your French speaking skills by attending the annual American Association of Teachers of French’s Immersion Weekend at Camp Rock Eagle! • Photo of this year's Immersion Weekend Participants! • Immersion Weekend • Thirteen Heritage students recently participated in a French Immersion weekend at Rock Eagle, GA, with over 150 other French students from around the state.  They attended workshops on French music, theater, sports, art, cooking, and traditional dance. These impressive students spent 36 hours speaking exclusively French!

  12. And, after all of your hard work, where in the world can you SPEAK the language you study? • French- A Truly Global Language.mht

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