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MOMMY & ME
​3-5 years old

Classes focus on teaching little ones to speak, read and write in Spanish. It is through play-based learning that this is accomplished.
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SPANISH KIDS
6-17 years old

Classes are divided by age and ability. We offer group and individual sessions to meet everyone's needs.
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Adults
18 and up

Classes are divided by ability. We offer private sessions or group sessions. Online, in person or a mix of the two.
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CAN MY BABY LEARN SPANISH?
Did you know that children are born with an innate ability to learn every language that they are exposed to? This ability decreases sharply at 7 years old.
Did you know that audio/visual programs do not help children capture the statistical patterns of foreign language? However, a person reading, talking, and interacting with them does.
Did you know that bilingual children that learn a second language from an early age sound like a native in both?
Did you know that bilingual children have better executive function skills that monolingual children?  



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WHY LEARN A SECOND LANGUAGE?
People who speak multiple languages exercise their brains more effectively as they process information during the act of communication. Studies have shown that becoming bilingual improves the mind's executive function. Children who can speak two languages are also better at:
  • Planning
  • Solving problems
  • Concentrating
  • Multitasking
These benefits are usually reflected in improved test scores. Students who study foreign languages generally perform better on standardized tests such as the American College Test (ACT) and the SAT verbal sections. These test scores improve more the long students spend learning a second language.
Bilingual children also receive a boost in creativity. And people who speak more than one language are considered more attractive to prospective employers, especially in the modern global economy. These employees are often paid significantly more than people who only speak one language.

Teaching Spanish to everyone
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