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Since 2006, Young Spanish has made learning a second
language fun and engaging for the child. The curriculum was developed by
a Mother who wanted her son to learn a second language.
The techniques and activities which she
developed stimulated the child's senses and kept him engaged, thereby
making the learning experience fun and interactive. In essence, he
absorbed more and more with each session. Today, we see similar results
with each student. Join us and give your child an edge in life by
building their foundation for learning a second language. |
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| Young Spanish is one of the best parent paid programs we offer at our Center! The educational activities and daily notes are just a few reasons why Young Spanish is so popular with our children and parents. Most of all we love the knowledgeable staff who love teaching Spanish to our children! They encourage the children to learn, by their positive guidance and fun creative ideas. The kids are always excited to see their Young Spanish teacher! |
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The Concept: Our flexible monthly curriculum includes an introduction to basic words, numbers, colors, animals, days, months and more. Children appreciate having fun while learning, so we include the use of songs, games, stories, puppets and other fun activities which stimulates multiple senses, thereby keeping them engaged.
The Classes: Class sessions are 30 minutes per week with a 6:1 ratio or better. Custom programs for larger groups are available.
The Convenience: The classes are brought directly to the preschool or daycare giving parents the added convenience of not having to drive their child to another site. Moms say that this is a big benefit by giving them an extra 30 minutes to their day while knowing their child is building their bi-lingual future.
The Benefits: Research suggests that children who are given second language instruction early in life (between birth and age 10) will enjoy the following benefits:
- Read sooner than monolingual children
- Become better problem solvers
- Tend to be more creative
- Score higher on standardized tests
- Develop a deeper understanding of other cultures and appreciation of diversity
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25-Mar-2010
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