Early Language
First contact with Spanish. Listening, repeating, single words and lots of games. Usually Years 3–4.
Every lesson on the site
All 24 units, Years 3 to 6
Six units a year, six lessons each. If Spanish is completely new, start at Year 3 whatever your age — the Early Language units are written so they don't feel babyish. Open any unit to see all six lessons, the full word list and the games.
Intermediate
Short phrases, un and una, and simple opinions with reasons. Usually Years 4–5.
Progressive
Full sentences, verbs that change their endings, and longer writing — the bridge into Year 7. Usually Years 5–6.
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La Gramática — the building blocks
The units teach the words. This is the part that makes them into a language: the seven sound rules, el and la, plurals, describing words that go the wrong way round, and the four verbs that do most of the work. Every example read aloud.
Inside every lesson
The same five steps, every time
- Watch — slides that introduce the new words one at a time, at your child's own pace
- Say it — tap any word to hear a Spanish speaker, then say it back
- Play — flashcards and a match-up game against the clock
- Try it — one thing to do out loud, on paper or with someone at home
- Check — an eight-question quiz that saves your best score
Same shape in all 144 lessons, so after the first one nobody needs to explain anything.
If a unit isn't landing
Book an hour on that exact unit
Every 1-2-1 booking asks which unit they're on. I open the same lesson they've been working through, and we go straight to the bit that broke.
Most families need one session, not a course. If I think they don't need me at all, I'll say so.
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