Understanding by ear
Short stories and everyday phrases help your child follow the meaning before memorizing rules.
Let's start with your child
Spanish they can actually use
An English-speaking child does not need a long grammar lecture to begin. They need a reason to listen, a safe place to speak, and room to be curious.
Speaking with confidence
We practice sounds and useful phrases without turning every mistake into a test.
Real back-and-forth
Questions, answers and follow-up questions become part of games and guided conversation.
Learning through play
Activities grow from their interests, not a one-size-fits-all worksheet.
What your child can build
The goal is progress they can feel after every class.
How classes work
How classes work
Three simple commitments shape each lesson.
I meet your child where they are
We begin with what they know, what interests them and how comfortable they feel speaking. No pressure and no surprise test.
We practice through their world
Stories, games, family, travel and daily routines give Spanish a meaning beyond vocabulary lists.
You know what they learned
I share what your child practiced and suggest one small way to keep the language alive between classes.
FREE
The free first class
You join at the beginning and the end; your child gets a real taste of class in between.
- 5 minWe talk togetherTell me what your child enjoys and why you want them to learn Spanish.
- 10 minA relaxed introductionI listen to what your child understands and encourage them to try a few words.
- 30 minA real classWe play, listen and speak in Spanish using activities suited to their age.
- 5 minNext stepsI share what I noticed and answer your questions. You decide whether to continue.
Your teacher
Marco Arias
Marco Arias · Peruvian linguist and language teacher
I teach Spanish through conversation, stories and activities made for each learner. For children ages 8 to 12, I keep the pace active and make room for curiosity, while giving families a clear view of their progress.
Video testimonials
Student reviews on video
Real students share what their classes were like and what they achieved.
FAQ
Questions from families
No. We can start with greetings and listening, then build toward conversations at their pace.
Please join at the beginning and end. You can stay longer if your child needs help settling in.
We switch between listening, speaking, stories and interactive activities. The topics reflect your child's interests.
Three or more classes a week is ideal. If that is not possible, we recommend at least two classes a week.
Let them try Spanish for free
A first class to meet the teacher, speak a little Spanish and see whether this feels right for your family.