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I like the pictures. The one I like best is the ruins of Marseille, see the history in it.

The maps were easy to understand. I really liked seeing the history of Julius Caesar and Clovis! It was interesting to learn that there were tribes in France.

I enjoyed this as a snapshot of French history I did not know. The visuals ran the gamut from fun to interesting to informational to beautiful. I wished my french was better, but I was able to follow along the main points he was making about the progress of the Middle Ages in France.

I enjoyed seeing Elizabeth learn about this new side of history while furthering her knowledge of the french language. I liked the pictures and maps and enjoyed hearing about the legend of Saint Denis.

Impressively fluent french sentences. Relevant images make it visually appealing. Good way of organizing a lot of information.

I enjoyed looking through the timeline in this period of history and also seeing her learn it in french and I really enjoyed looking at all the pictures that went along with it, helping me follow along.

It was an impressive and interesting presentation. I enjoyed learning the history of France and its people.

I wish I had known about the statue of Saint Denis on the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris. We went there a few years ago. I was also interested in the information about Constantinople, because I visited Istanbul several years ago as well.

I liked all of the pictures and how it was in chronological order. I liked to learn about Clovis and the rumor that he walked 7 kilomiters.

I don't speak french, but it looks like good french to me. I think the stuff about the Romans is interesting. We are learning that in school right now too. I learned a lot about history. Good job I guess, Parker. Is that what you wanted?

As a native French speaker, I was impressed with my son's progress in his grammar skills. It was also nice to see that he was not only learning the language, but the history and culture. That part about Saint Denis was especially interesting!

I enjoyed the pictures, and I especially enjoyed learning about St. Denis. It was fun learning about French history and seeing her learn and write paragraphs in french.

I loved how detailed it went into the history and also the pictures and especially the videos on the timeline.

I enjoyed seeing all of the pictures. They helped me follow along with what the timeline was saying since I don't know any french. It looks very well put together and I like how you are learning about the history of France, as well as the language.

I loved seeing how they got to learn about the history in France and how detailed the information was. Taylor also showed me how the powerpoint on the notes and I was very impressed by how much information there was.

I thoguht it was really interesting getting to see an entire presentation in french, It was really interesting to exsperien

I thoguht it was really interesting getting to see an entire pre