Spanish Classes for Kids

Each class will have a theme in which kids will learn relevant vocabulary and targeted speaking structures. Our focus is helping kids master small pieces of the language at a time and then building upon those pieces during each class. Classes are primarily speaking/conversation-based, but older students will be introduced to reading and writing Spanish as well. We use lots of songs, games, and hands-on activities to engage everyone in the learning process. A few times during each course, we make Hispanic foods/snacks together as well!

Fluency in a language is a lifelong process! It can take months or years to master a language. However, childhood is a unique time in brain development; kids are little language experts and can learn quickly in immersive settings that provide a lot of repetition and in-context learning! Our Accelerated Beginner Course will provide even more time interacting with Spanish. Additionally, doing the in-home activities that we suggest each week with your family will allow your child to learn more quickly and holistically.

All kids will come home with a list of vocabulary they learned each day with pronunciation guides for parents. Also included are in-home activities you can do with your child in Spanish! Songs that we sing in class are linked on our website here.

The cost of our Beginner Spanish Course is $375 per child. You may either pay once in full (due by the first day of class) or pay in monthly installments (due by the 3rd of each month). Please pay online through the invoice that you receive through your email. 

The Spring Beginner courses begin in January and end in May. There are free classes built into your tuition in case of an absence. No refunds or tuition credits will be given. Since language learning relies on repeated exposure and builds upon the previous week's knowledge, we place a high importance on class attendance. Please make your best effort for your child to attend every class so they will not be behind in their language learning. 

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