This ongoing class is designed for students that have learned the basics of  the Spanish language but want to keep improving their bilingual skills. Students should know: greetings, numbers, colors, some animals, some verbs.

My goal is to help students to start building sentences while using  their vocabulary and speak in the target language to share their thoughts and opinions. During our meetings we will review vocabulary and reinforce it with games. I provide optional worksheets and games to play during the weekends. Constant practice will help students demonstrate understanding and comprehension of the Spanish language. 

🌟 Each week, we will cover different topics 👇

Week 1: Greetings / Verb Review: to ride, to play, to swim. 

Week 2: La Familia / Verbs: to drink, to eat / Nouns / Class activities

Week 3: Action Verbs: To go, to come come back / Places Around the City.

Week 4:  Days of the Week / My schedule

Week 5: Verbs: To write, to read / Nouns / Class activities

Week 6:  Extended Family / Verbs: To have, To want / Class Activities

Week 7: Verbs: to walk , to run / Adjectives: fast, slow / Nouns / Mini-stories

Week 8:   At School Items / Class Activities  / Games: I spy

Week 9:  Nationalities & Verb: to live (1st & 3rd person)

Week 10: Transportation / Action Verb: To go / Class Activities

Week 11: Action Verbs: to talk, to want, to say / Mini-stories / Class Activities 

Week 12 - Sports / Likes and Dislikes

Week 13 - Hobbies / Action Verb: can (1st & 3rd person)

Week 14 -  Numbers 1-1000 / Summer  Weather

Week 15 -  Summer Clothing / Verbs: to drink, to be

More dates will be added...

All students will read out loud instructions and vocabulary in the target language. This way, they will have the chance to practice and improve their enunciation and pronunciation skills in Spanish. After the session, I send a worksheet or a game so all students can  review everything we have learned. I highly recommend to complete the worksheets and play the games so students can retain the information. Remember that learning a foreign language requires practice and a lot of repetition.

As an experienced Spanish Teacher, I follow the TPRS Method (Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling). TPRS lessons are a mixture of reading, storytelling, games and repetition. This methodology motivates and prepares students to trust themselves speaking, reading and understanding a foreign language. In addition, I use a lot of visual aids (power-point presentation, e-books, interactive games) during the class. This helps my students follow the session and reinforces new vocabulary.