
Hola! Beginner Spanish for Elementary School
Imagine your child greeting you with "buenos días" at breakfast.
Starts Sat, Nov 7
4:30 PM UTC · 45m
4 sessions

Angela
4.3
Outcomes, not lecture notes.
Greet people in Spanish at any time of day using *Hola*, *Buenos días*, *Buenas tardes*, and *Buenas noches*
Introduce yourself and ask someone's name using both formal (*¿Cómo se llama usted?*) and informal (*¿Cómo te llamas?*) forms
Express likes and dislikes with *me gusta*, *me encanta*, and *no me gusta* across topics like food, activities, and places
Build and say simple sentences using core verbs like *ir* (to go), *quiero* (I want), and basic present-tense structures
Name vocabulary across real-life topics including food and meals, family members, animals, colors, numbers, and everyday objects
Pronounce the five Spanish vowels correctly and recognize how Spanish sounds differ from English
Distinguish between formal and informal ways of speaking and know when to use each
Engage in short, real conversations — ordering food, sharing preferences, and describing your world in Spanish
Meet Angela.

Angela
As a Spanish and dance teacher with Varsity Tutors, Angela Velazquez is known for her high-energy, high-enthusiasm lessons that get students up and moving. Angela loves teaching and learning foreign languages as a way for learners to broaden their horizons and truly experience the vast world around them; the same is true for her love of dance, which enables people to embrace the moment and feel the rhythm of life.
Imagine your child greeting you with "buenos días" at breakfast. In Hola! Beginner Spanish for Elementary School, kids say each word and phrase back with a high-energy instructor at home, sing along with songs and memory tricks, and get up and move, with a new theme each month, from greetings and food to family and feelings. By the end, your child can greet people at any time of day, introduce themselves, and say what they like and don't like in Spanish. Wonderful for wiggly kids who love to sing, move and show off new Spanish words at the dinner table.
August: Greetings & Getting Around Students will learn how Spanish-language conversations begin and end, how to give and understand directions, and the language of getting around–a perfect set of skills for visiting a Spanish-speaking country someday
September: Family, Food, & Feelings Students will learn how to describe friends and family members, how to identify and order food, and how to express emotions in Spanish. After all, when they do get to travel they'll need to know how to order delicious local delicacies and tell the chef how happy it made them
October: Shapes, Colors, Letters, & Numbers These concepts are the building blocks of any language, and this month students will break down these essentials of the Spanish language and learn the songs and mnemonics that native-speaking children use to learn and remember these fundamentals, too
November: Hobbies, Activities, & Clothing This month students will learn how to describe their favorite activities and pastimes in Spanish: they'll learn a little bit about verb conjugation and sentence structure along the way, but the whole time they'll just think they're having la alegria (fun)
December: Calendars & Celebrations Students will learn how to find and describe holidays on the calendar as well as how to discuss and partake in their celebrations
January: Travel & Geography Students will learn the words and phrases they'll need to travel in a Spanish-speaking country, including how to ask for and give directions, how to describe their surroundings, and how to talk about important landmarks.
February: School & Work Students will learn how to talk about their school work and parents' jobs, including what they're studying, what they find difficult or interesting, and what they'd like to be when they grow up.
March: Shopping & Stores Students will learn how to shop for the essentials, like food, clothing, and beverages. They'll learn a little about numbers and money words as well as how to describe what they're looking for to a store clerk.
April: Routines, Chores, & Daily Activities This month, students will talk about things they do everyday, whether that's brushing their teeth and getting ready for school or eating breakfast and walking the dog. They'll learn a little about verb conjugation and tenses, too!
May: Sports & Entertainment Students will learn how to talk about action, whether that's kicking a fútbol or watching a movie in theaters with friends. This is a great time to learn ordering words like "then" and "after," as well as an excuse to talk about their latest favorite shows – in Spanish, of course!
June: Summer Plans This month students will learn how to describe their favorite summer activities, whether that's lounging by a pool or the beach or hiking while away at summer camp. They'll also learn useful words for talking about the weather and how to order a cold, tasty treat.
July: Animals & Nature This month, students will explore the great outdoors as they learn to talk about animals, nature, and outdoor activities in Spanish.
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Materials
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