We are extremely happy with our experience at French Mornings Preschool. We have used the drop in preschool option for about a year with two of our sons. We have also used the afternoon tutoring sessions for older children and summer camps.Maîtresse Lucie is wonderful with the kids. The class size is small, the activities are fun and engaging. Our sons love/ loved to go there. It has really helped them to build and improve their French speaking and comprehension skills.

Our son enjoyed the program very much. He did not understand any French on Day 1 and left by the end of the school year understanding teacher Lucie very well and able to speak basic words (colors, greetings) etc at only three years old! We think a year of French helped developed his own English language skills. Would recommend the program to any parents looking to either support French spoken in the home to encourage new language skills. Lucie is very caring and planned the most interesting activities!

We feel so lucky to have found French Mornings Preschool. Maitresse Lucie is incredibly warm, supportive and caring. Our son loves it there, comes home singing French songs and looks forward to going back each day. She provides individualized attention to each child and is clearly passionate about childhood development. Wonderful foundation to a second language and culture!

We definitely felt our childs experience at French Mornings greatly improved her French and provided her with the necessary skills to go on to achieve great things. All of our children speak some French, but the child who attended French Mornings has the best accent and the best language skills--theres no doubt about it. We are grateful to Lucie for implementing the true, French curriculum here in Seattle. Finally, a French-immersion preschool that isnt watered down!

We came to the drop-in classes for about 6 months while we were living in Seattle. Lucie is really great with the kids, and they love the classroom space she has set up for them. The flexibility of drop-in was exactly what we needed, with frequent visits to family out of the state, and not knowing how long we would be living in Seattle - we only had to pay for the days our son actually went to school. Hes only two years old, with no French language background in our family, but he already understands a lot, and has learned many useful phrases and words that he now uses himself.