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Spanish for a school that doesn't have a Spanish department.

A complete, published, 35-week curriculum any willing teacher can deliver, with the scope and sequence, answer keys and licensing your administration will ask for.

Already in use at Christian schools and homeschool co-ops.

The Mamá Chilanga school licence: the full curriculum for a whole campus
One licence, the whole curriculum, every classroom
2full school years
961pages of curriculum
12books in print
K–8grade coverage
Who this is for

Built for the schools that can't hire a specialist

Most small schools want Spanish on the timetable and can't justify a full-time Spanish teacher. This closes that gap.

Christian & private schools

A real language programme without a new hire. The curriculum's seasonal weeks include El Niño Jesús and Feliz Navidad, so it sits naturally in a faith-based calendar rather than fighting it.

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Homeschool co-ops

One volunteer parent can run the class. Every week has a written plan, games and activities, and answer keys. No lesson prep between sessions.

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Small & multi-grade classrooms

Spanish 1 ships two lesson plans and two worksheets a week: K–3rd and 4th–8th on the same theme. A mixed-age room runs one lesson, not three.

The four questions administrators ask

Answered up front

"Our teacher doesn't speak Spanish."Neither do most of the parents using this. Spanish 1 includes 29 videos where every vocabulary word is pronounced by a native speaker; Spanish 2 explains every grammar rule in English before the student meets it. Answer keys throughout, so nobody has to bluff.
"Can we legally copy it for a whole class?"Yes. A single classroom or co-op group is covered. Reproducing it across an entire school or district isn't, and that's what the school licence below is for.
"Is there a scope and sequence we can show parents?"Yes, published and printed in the Teacher's Guide: all 35 weeks with page numbers. It's reproduced on the Spanish 1 and Spanish 2 pages in full.
"What happens when the teacher leaves?"Nothing. The programme lives in the books, not in the teacher's head. The next person opens the guide at week 1 and carries on. That's why it's written open-and-go.
Licensing

Three ways to license it

Pick by how many teachers will be reproducing pages. Every licence is one payment. No seats to renew, no annual per-student fee.

Single Classroom

One teacher, one group
  • Unlimited copies for the students in that class
  • Full Teacher's Guide, lesson plans and workbooks
  • Videos and slide decks included (Spanish 1)
  • Yours permanently, to reuse every year
$149.99
Spanish 1 Super Bundle · already available
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Whole School Most asked for

Every teacher on one campus
  • Every teacher at the school may reproduce for their own students
  • Both years: Spanish 1 and Spanish 2
  • Onboarding call with Natalie for your staff
  • Invoice and purchase-order friendly
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Priced by school size, usually a single one-off fee
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Network / District

Multiple campuses
  • Covers every campus in the group
  • Both years, all teachers
  • Staff training session included
  • Custom terms and renewal-free
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Let's talk about what you actually need
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Getting started

From first email to teaching, in about a week

1

Tell us your setup

How many students, which grades, and when you'd want to start. The form below takes two minutes.

2

Try a week free

We send a complete week (teacher's guide pages, both lesson plans, both worksheets) so your teacher can run a real lesson before you commit.

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Get a quote and an invoice

A written licence and an invoice your bursar can process. No card required, no subscription.

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Onboard your staff

Whole-school licences include a call with Natalie to walk your teachers through the first term.

Talk to us

Request a licence quote

Natalie reads and answers these herself. Expect a reply within two working days.

Or email natie@mamachilanga.com directly.

Questions

Practical details

Can you invoice us? We can't pay by card.
Yes. School and network licences are invoiced, and we'll supply whatever your finance office needs: W-9, purchase-order reference, remittance details. Individual classroom bundles are card checkout only.
Is it print or digital?
Digital, delivered instantly. Your licence covers printing as many copies as your students need, for as many years as you keep teaching it. Nothing expires.
How much class time does it need?
Every week comes with two written lesson plans (one K–3rd, one 4th–8th), plus extra activities and resources for the rest of the week. Schools running two or three Spanish periods a week use the written lessons first, then fill the remaining periods with the games, slide decks and extension activities.
Do we need Spanish 1 before Spanish 2?
Not necessarily. Spanish 2 assumes basic vocabulary rather than a specific prior programme, and its Teacher's Guide is written expecting students to arrive with gaps. Most schools run Spanish 1 first simply because it's the natural two-year path.
Is the content religious?
Spanish 1 has two seasonal weeks covering Christmas traditions, including El Niño Jesús. They're easy to keep or skip. Spanish 2 is entirely secular. Schools on both sides of that line use the curriculum.
Can we see it before we commit?
Yes. Ask for the free sample week on the form above and you'll get a complete week: teacher's guide pages, both lesson plans and both student worksheets. 19 pages, nothing held back.
Who wrote it?
Natalie Castner: born and raised in Mexico City, degrees in Spanish and Linguistics from Purdue University, fifteen years teaching Spanish to individuals, families, classrooms and co-ops. Her catalogue is in print: twelve ISBN-registered paperbacks on Amazon, including both full curricula.