Short bilingual courses on the things kids already love: the ocean, space, insects, Mexican food. Plus leveled readers and a habit journal. Use them alongside any curriculum, ours or anyone else's.
Each one is multi-age by design: crafts and coloring for the youngest, research, quizzes and online games for older kids. All in Spanish and English side by side.
The flagship unit study: a published book about ocean life, in Spanish. Sea creatures, habitats, crafts and games across 58 pages.
Planets, stars and rockets. The solar system in Spanish, with activities scaled from coloring pages to research projects.
Bugs, beetles and butterflies. A shorter unit that works brilliantly as a first taste of learning a subject in Spanish.
The snacks Natalie grew up with in Mexico City: real recipes, food vocabulary and the culture behind them. Cook together, learn together.
Christmas in summer? How Chilean families celebrate: traditions, vocabulary and activities for December (or any time).
The history, the flag, the food and the celebration behind El Grito — Mexico's Independence Day, taught the way a native Mexico City teacher tells it.
A trip through Natalie's own country: the places, the food, the traditions and the words for all of it, taught the way only someone from Mexico City can.
Spring vocabulary — flowers, butterflies, the parts of a flower — alongside the Easter story in Spanish, with verses, coloring pages and poetry.
Cars, buses, planes, boats and bikes — the vocabulary children use first, built into a unit they can work through in a week or two.
A first Spanish reader built on phonics. Vowels come first, then simple real words your child can sound out and read on their own.
The same phonics-first approach, designed for older beginners who want a reader that doesn't look like it was made for a five-year-old.
A weekly and daily tracker for language goals, new vocabulary and practice habits. It works alongside any class, app or curriculum, including ours.
The unit studies are the snack. The 35-week curriculum is the meal: a full year, already sequenced, that you can teach without speaking Spanish.