The first dozen years of life, children can learn languages very easily, as opposed to later in life. From birth to six years of age, the child is in a sensitive period for language, meaning he can effortlessly make connections in the brain whether the language is in his native language or a foreign one. French is taught to the children in an informal manner taking advantage of this prime learning period.
Lessons are roughly twenty minutes long involving stories, songs, games, and pictures.
French is also spoken spontaneously in the classroom and children are encouraged to use their new vocabulary.