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They have classes throughout the day ,but when i was in preschool we did not have classes or periods.There day is longer
then our school.(even know we our in year 8).

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- Looked like more children were in the class.
- Learn French.
- More like Kindergarten than preschool.
-  Have sleeping times.
- Running writing.
- Meals during the day (cafeteria)
- A lot more strict but structured.
- School was very big.
- Preschool very well known because it is like a school.
Very long days.
- 3 class sections.

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I think that schools in Paris are very similar to schools in Australia, Especially pre-school. We had nap time in preschool and were given meals but after pre-school primary school was quite different. Our pre-school grounds were very big and lots of room to play. I would also stay quite late because my preschool started from 7:00 to 6:00, I was dropped off at 8:00 and picked up at 5:00. We learnt in fun ways like books and draw but the french were very hard on the students. Our sleeping time was quite uncomfortable. I especially remember at easter time we would have baby chicks and we would watch them hatch.

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In preschool, they are preparing for the primary school, by doing many different lessons, like their handwriting that they would do as they were older. However, they still treat them like they're young as they get to sleep in the proper beds in a dark space. The schools are also much more structured than Australian preschools.

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The kids in this preschool had naps in a proper bed in a dark room unlike the light rooms as we have and had actual meals unlike the Australian preschools.

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There beds were way better and cooler than mine in preschool. They learned numbers and letters, they had a cafeteria

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They used chalk boards and chalk to write up things on the board. But in our preschool we used white boards and smart boards. ( in the 1900 people used chalk boards in but as technology advances we use different technology

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The children are served lunch at the school. They also start as young as 3 years old, and learn cursive writing. They have three sections of the school, Petite, Moyenne and Grande. In the Grande section, the staff begin preparing them for Primary school. This is different from my preschool education because their preschool learning is far more structured and more like an actual school, as well as lunch being served at the school.

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The children were taught how to spell words and use numbers. The children seemed to learn a lot. I found that the school was very different from that of Australia, although it was similar in a few aspects.

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They go to sleep during the day in beds. School starts at the age of 3. The children where served lunch at the school.

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The French Pre-Schools are different to Australian Pre-Schools. I think that in France it was more like a Kindergarten than an Australian pre-school! They also don't have Kindergarten. Also the children had a really cool beds to sleep on! I never had that! They also look like they are being fed like day Care in Australia. Also I think that the children also ate in a Cafeteria with all their friends. The grounds of the French Pre-School are really big! They have really long days! They also learn much more than Australian Pre-Schools. The children also had classes to learn how to properly had write, cut and learn how to cook!

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This particular French pre - school did not have uniforms. This is different to my experience at pre - school because I had to wear uniforms. This included hats (all year round), short sleeves and shorts for summer, and turtle - necks and long pants for winter.

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In France children start school at the very young age of 3, start learning numbers, letters, days of the week, months, how to greet people and many other things that prepare them for life. They have a very close relationship with their teachers and have time in the day when they go to sleep. The children learn very advanced subjects that we would of learnt in year 1 or 2. For example we would of been learning numbers from 1-10 whereas the children were writing numbers like 17 and 26. They children also do a lot of handwriting and are more skilled then we would of been when we were their age.

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In this French preschool they were learning numbers and how to spell and in Australian preschool we wouldn't be learning numbers and how to spell to that extent. They also came to preschool at a very young age while we would come to preschool at around 4 years old.

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The children learn, letters numbers, how to write and speak french. They are learning certain things that I did not learn in preschool that advanced, in this structured way.

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When I went to school we bought our own lunches. They don't wear a uniform and have bunk beds with mattresses to sleep on. When I went we used to just sleep on the floor. They learnt letters, numbers and colours and the school was structured like primary school

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They are preparing for primary school by teaching them numbers, literacy, and life skills early, they have beds at their preschool. The classes are more structured than my preschool, we learnt by playing games. There preschool was big and had different sections for different age groups.

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Ava Hyde
In France the children start at pre-school very young. The difference between our pre-school and their pre-school is that they learn to do many things, like read, write and learn the colours and numbers. This is different because we learned more of this in kindergarten, and we learnt it more like a game, however their's were very structural. As well as this they get proper beds to sleep in.

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The children are dropped off by their parents, the role is called, the children play games, learn literacy, math and life skills. The children then have lunch in the cafeteria and have playtime before going back to lessons.

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Pre-schools in France are different to the one I went to because they wrote in very neat running writing, they had naps in bunk beds and in a proper, dark room and they were given meals in the day.  They also had very big grounds and in their classes they sat on benches not chairs or the floor.

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Preschool helps prepare the kids for primary school.  They are mainly taught how to speak French.  There are 3 different parts of the preschool for the youngest to oldest kids.

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The children were learning French, it looked more like kindergarten in Australia then pre-school and they had Chalkboards.

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The children ate at a cafeteria instead of having their parents make them lunch as well as starting school at a very young age and going for longer hours

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- They have really cool beds!!
- They are being prepared for primary school. When we only started learning things they are learning in kindergarten.
- They have different sections throughout the school for the different ages
- They have a very long days.
- It is more like a school than a preschool.
- They cooked, and had a cafeteria

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The students at the french preschool are fairly advanced as they were learning the dates and names in French. This is because in Australia we do not start school at the age of 3 therefore in the french students can learn more in the time they have at school.

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les enfants peuvent aller à l'école maternelle à leur 3 ans. This is different from Australia

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKm9SzvbVkA