Class Descriptions by Age

Parent &Child Class (Ages 1-5)

Our Parent & Child classes provide a fun, engaging environment where young children can play, explore, move, create, socialize, and learn alongside a parent or caregiver. Through songs, stories, music, movement, hands-on activities, art, games, and imaginative play, children develop important early childhood skills while enjoying quality time with their grown-up.
Spanish is naturally woven throughout the class through songs, simple directions, stories, games, and age-appropriate vocabulary. Children are introduced to Spanish in a relaxed, meaningful way as they participate in activities they already love. There is no pressure to speak Spanish perfectly—or even to speak it at all. The goal is to help children become comfortable hearing another language and develop a positive foundation for future language learning.
Children benefit from opportunities to:
  • Build social skills and interact with other children
  • Strengthen communication and listening skills
  • Develop fine and gross motor skills
  • Practice following directions and participating in a group
  • Build confidence, independence, and creativity
  • Explore through play and hands-on learning
  • Strengthen the parent-child connection through shared experiences
  • Develop an early foundation in Spanish and cultural awareness
 

Elementary Class (Ages 5-12) 

Our Elementary Spanish classes give children a fun and interactive way to build Spanish language skills through games, music, stories, movement, creative activities, hands-on projects, and conversation. Rather than simply memorizing vocabulary, children learn to understand and use Spanish in meaningful contexts while participating in engaging, age-appropriate activities.
Students develop a growing foundation in Spanish vocabulary, listening comprehension, pronunciation, conversational skills, and early grammar. Classes also encourage children to build confidence, creativity, critical thinking, memory, problem-solving, collaboration, and communication skills—all while developing curiosity about the Spanish-speaking world.
Children benefit from opportunities to:
  • Build practical Spanish vocabulary and communication skills
  • Improve listening comprehension and pronunciation
  • Practice speaking in a supportive, low-pressure environment
  • Develop confidence and a willingness to try something new
  • Strengthen memory, attention, and problem-solving skills
  • Practice teamwork, cooperation, and communication
  • Explore creativity through music, art, stories, and hands-on activities
  • Develop cultural awareness and a broader perspective of the world