For three weeks, our youngest learners celebrated Halloween season — all in French — with activities designed to spark curiosity, encourage communication, and support motor development.

Highlights included, together with their teacher Elisa:

• guided coloring to follow instructions in French,
• cutting and gluing for creativity and fine-motor skills,
• fun games like snakes-and-ladders style and memory for vocabulary building,
• costume day to boost imagination and spoken language,
• songs, movements and simple choreography to tie language to rhythm and gesture.

Through playful immersion, children discover French naturally. They listen, repeat, speak, gesture — and gain confidence with every word and action.

At Fransk Kulturhus, French is not just a language — it’s an adventure.