Your child  will be enrolled in a Level One Spanish class, designed specifically for beginner-level children. The class meets twice a week for 45 minutes each session. After every class, homework is assigned to be completed by the next meeting. This homework is designed to reinforce the day's lesson and ensure the student fully grasps the material.

Each week, students are given a new set of vocabulary words related to that week's lesson. This approach is aimed at helping your child build a strong vocabulary base. 

In the first week, we will focus on greetings and common questions used when meeting someone new, as well as different ways to say goodbye. 

The second week will be dedicated to learning colors, numbers, days of the week, and the differences and sounds of the letters in the Spanish alphabet. 

In the third week, we will revisit greetings and the lessons from the previous weeks. We will  also start putting together the sounds of the letters to form words and introduced some useful expressions.
The fourth week will be dedicated to learning the parts of the body. 

By the fifth week, we will start forming sentences. This is a significant step in language learning as it allows the student to start communicating in a more complex and meaningful way. 

 Week 7, we will move on to learning about different parts of the house and discussing family members. 

Week 8 will be quite exciting as we will virtually visit a supermarket and learned the names of various foods. 

Week 9, we will put our vocabulary to work and start reading. 

Week 10 will be dedicated to reading comprehension. We will read a short story and answered questions related to it. 

Week 11, we will explored different places in our town.  We will learn the name of various places in the town, showing a good understanding of our surroundings.

Finally, in week 12, is review week where we will revisit all the topics we've covered so far. 

Week 13, final review and assessment

After the completion of each chapter, we will conduct a review followed by an assessment to gauge the student's understanding and retention of the material. This approach ensures that your child is making steady progress in their Spanish language journey.