Practice your Spanish through interactive posts, focusing on listening and speaking comprehension. Other goals include: writing skills, analytical and critical thinking skills too.

Living as a bilingual speaker is an enriching experience. As early as grade school, I became a translator for my parents. Along the way, I learned the value of speaking English and Spanish. And even though I live in a Spanish speaking household, I decided to take classes in Spanish grammar, language, and literature while I was in high school and college. Spanish is not one singular language but a tapestry of different words, phrases, and practices from around the world. Join me as we connect with Spanish students worldwide.

Welcome to our OutSchool Spanish Group! We want all of our learners to feel comfortable, connected, and safe. That's why we have 5 rules we ask you to follow: Be Kind, Be Safe, and Be Respectful. Lift each other up, and practice your Spanish.

Speak [as much as you can] in Spanish - This class is about your Spanish language skills. Feel comfortable in using Spanish as much as possible, this is the best way to improve your Spanish!

Lift Each Other Up - When we help each other, we grow together.
Spanish is a global language that connects us not only through the spoken and written word, but also with communities both big and small of different cultures and practices. With more than 450 million speakers worldwide, chances are you will meet someone who participates in different cultural practices. Spanish allows you to learn about them and even share your world too! Feel comfortable in asking thoughtful and sincere questions.

Be Kind - Help all learners feel welcome and included.
Learners from all over the world, with different backgrounds, races, ethnicities, abilities, gender identities, religions and body types, participate in our Group. Always be nice and make others, especially new learners, know that they belong and are welcome. Teasing, name calling, or bullying anybody in our community? Nope. Not happening here.

Be Safe - Keep your personal information private and never ask other learners for theirs.
Personal things are personal. We want to keep you safe on Outschool, but we also want YOU to understand how to be safe when you're meeting other learners or teachers. Keep your full name, home address, gaming or social media name, email, and school name private.

Be Respectful - Treat others how you want to be treated.
Keep language clean and information you share safe. If you wouldn't say it or share with your grandma, don't do it here. Swear words, racy videos, and violent images are not allowed. Treat Outschool like a public place, and when in doubt, keep things covered.