From zero or continuing
We adapt the level, rhythm and materials to the child's age, personality and previous experience.

Spanish 1:1
Individual online lessons with teachers who help children connect with Spanish through speaking, culture, games and a clear learning path.
We adapt the level, rhythm and materials to the child's age, personality and previous experience.
The child practices short answers, reactions and useful phrases in a safe atmosphere.
Lessons include games, music, videos and activities that make Spanish easier to remember.
Spanish curriculum
Parents can see how the Spanish program is organized by age and level. During the trial lesson we choose the best starting point and adapt the pace to the child.


Young children meet Spanish through songs, visuals, movement, repetition and short reactions. The goal is comfort, curiosity and joy in the lesson.
Greetings · What is your name? · Numbers 1-10 · Colours
Animals · Food · Body · Emotions
Weather and clothes · Family · Home · Transport


Primary-school children build wider vocabulary and start using simple sentences in context through games, speaking, visuals and review.
Greetings · Introducing yourself · Numbers 1-20 · Colours
Animals · Food · Body · Emotions · Days of the week
Family · Home and furniture · City · Transport · Professions


For older children and teens, lessons are less childish, more communicative and age-matched. Students talk about themselves, routines, interests and the world.
Formal and informal greetings · Introducing yourself · Likes and preferences
Emotions · Weather · Clothes · Family · Home
City · Transport · Professions · Abilities


A short starting path for students who need to organize the basics before entering the Aventura series.
Numbers · Introducing yourself · Colours · My drawing
School materials · Aquatic animals · Review


Students organize the alphabet, countries, nationalities and everyday vocabulary, then move into family, school and home.
Vowels · Alphabet · Countries · Nationalities
Colours · People · Objects · Food
Family · School materials · Home · Positions


Students develop Spanish through a wider range of everyday topics, descriptions, dialogues and communication tasks. This is where vocabulary starts becoming more natural speaking.
Mood · Actions · Family · Home
Fruit · Food · Drinks · Animals
Body parts · Appearance · Clothes · Weather


Students use Spanish in fuller situations: speaking about their day, surroundings, school, travel, interests and practical topics. The program builds confidence in longer answers.
Moments of the day · Daily activities · School · Time
Places in the city · Transport · Holidays · Movement
Farm · Hygiene · Breakfast · Meals


The most developed stage of the program: students work with a broad range of themes, more mature vocabulary and tasks that invite longer answers and personal opinions.
Media · Communication · Technology · Events
Space · Planets · Body · Symptoms · Medicine
Plants · Recycling · Wild animals · School subjects
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