Level 3: Spanish Throughout the Year

Stage 3 of our learning pathway, where children practice real phrases about real life through monthly seasonal themes, in private online classes.

Me gusta el verano.

The kind of Spanish children practice at this stage

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A girl touches her head as her Spanish teacher shows the word cabeza on screen, with a Mi Cuerpo worksheet on the table

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What your child learns

We follow engaging monthly themes related to real-life holidays and seasons that truly compel students to use Spanish in a meaningful way that relates to their daily life.

Level 3 is for early elementary students who have some experience with Spanish and are ready to start talking and reading together. If your child is not yet reading, Level 1 or Level 2 is the better fit, and if you are not sure, just ask us.

Have interactive activities every single week
Practice reading, at whatever stage your child is at
Use body movement to connect to the meaning of new words
Follow a new seasonal theme each month, tied to the holidays and weather your family is actually living through
Have a sharing time, bringing a toy or stuffed animal to show your teacher and learning how to say it in Spanish
Use lots of repetition
Use multiple learning methods, because no two children learn the same way
Learn sentence structures that build confidence and independence

A teacher who knows your child

Children build trust with a teacher who understands their personality, pace, and comfort level, and consistency creates confidence. Choose a recurring weekly appointment to keep the same teacher, day, and time each week.

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Themes we cover in the year

Our beginner Spanish classes for kids online follow a structured monthly curriculum that keeps lessons fresh and engaging all year long. Each beginner Spanish class online builds on the last so your child makes steady consistent progress.

Open a theme to see the vocabulary your child practices.

Spanish Class Back to School!

I go, we go, school, teacher, students (voy/vamos/ escuela, maestra(o) estudiantes)
Write, backpack, paper, notebook (escribir, mochila, papel, cuaderno)
Read, book, cut, scissors (leer, libro, cortar, tijeras)
Chair, desk, sit down, stand up (Silla, sentarse, levantarse, escritorio)
Hand, raise, question, I know/I don't know (Mano, levantar, pregunta, yo sé/ yo no sé)

Birthday Spanish Vocabulary for Kids

Cumpleaños (birthday), tengo ____ años (I am ____ years old), celebración (celebration), 1-10
Pastel (cake), velas (candles), regalos (gifts), deseo (wish)
Amigos (friends), fiesta (party), juegos (games), divertido (fun)
Globos (balloons), decoraciones (decorations), silbato (party whistle), piñata

Fall and Halloween Spanish Classes

Fall (otoño), tree (árbol), leaves (hojas), 1-10
Pumpkin (calabaza), orange (anaranjado), big (grande), small (pequeña)
Apple tree (manzano), apples (manzanas), pick (recoger), 11-15
Wind (el viento), fall (down) (caerse), 16-20, review leaves (hojas), apples (manzanas), and pumpkin (calabaza)

Thanksgiving and Food Spanish Lessons

Halloween Class: costume (disfraz), bat (murciélago), spider (araña), trick or treat (dulce o truco)
Pavo (turkey), Pluma (feather), Maíz (corn), noviembre (November)
Plate (plato), table (mesa), vegetables (verduras), meat (carne)
Want (quiero), mashed potatoes (puré de patatas), bread (pan), cake (tarta)
Grateful for (doy gracias por), family (familia), friends (amigos), home (hogar)

Christmas and Winter Spanish Classes for Kids

Patinar (skate), Reno (reindeer), duende (elf), trineo (sled)
Hot chocolate (chocolate caliente), snow angel (angél de nieve), cookies (galletas), candy cane (bastón de menta)
Gifts (regalos), stocking (cancetín), Christmas tree (árbol de navidad), ornament (adorno)

Winter Fun Spanish Classes Online

Enero (January), Invierno (winter), hace frío (it's cold), la nieve (snow)
Muñeco de nieve (snowman), bola de nieve (snowball), está nevando (it's snowing)
Me siento frio (I feel cold!), bufanda (scarf), sombrero (hat), botones (buttons)
Círculo (circle), ojos (eyes), nariz (nose), me siento emocionado (I feel excited)

Family Spanish Lessons for Kids

Mi familia (My family), Hace buen tiempo (The weather is nice), Me siento contento (I feel happy)
Heart (corazón), I love (Yo amo), mom (madre), dad (padre)
Chocolate (chocolate), gift (regalo), brother (hermano), sister (hermana)
Red (rojo), pink (rosado), friend (amigo/a), It's cloudy (está nublado)

Face and Senses Spanish Class for Kids

Mi cara (My face), primavera (Spring), Colores (colors), Me gusta (I like), no me gusta (I don't like)
Está lloviendo (It's raining), arcoíris (Rainbow), Ojos (eyes), Veo (I see)
Nariz (nose), Flores (flowers), Huelo (I smell)
Orejas (ears), pájaros (birds), música (music), escucho (I hear)
Boca (mouth), tengo hambre (I'm hungry), Tengo sed (I'm thirsty), Yo como (I eat), Yo bebo (I drink)

Earth Day Spanish Lessons Online

To plant (plantar), earth (la tierra), tree (árbol), seed (semilla)
To search for (buscar), insects (insectos), magnifying glass (una lupa), butterfly (mariposa)
To paint (pintar), eggs (huevos), rabbits (conejos), basket (canasta)
To have (tener), bees (abejas), chicks (pollitos), to fly (volar)

Farm and Zoo Spanish Classes for Kids

Farm (la granja), zoo (El zoológico), animals (animales), go (ir/voy)
Elephant (elefante), Lion (león), Tiger (tigre), Monkey (mono)
Cow (vaca), horse (caballo), pig (cerdo), hen (gallina)
Forest (bosque), bear (oso), wolf (lobo), zorro (fox)

Outdoors and Nature Spanish Lessons

Play (jugar), to run (correr), grass (yerba), green (verde)
Playground (parque infantil), slide (tobogán), swing (columpio), seesaw (subibaja)
To camp (acampar), fire (fuego), tent (carpa), sleeping bag (saco de dormir)
Mountains (montañas), lake (lago), deer (ciervo), squirrel (ardilla)
Outside (afuera), it's sunny (está soleado), the sun (el sol), yellow (amarillo)

Summer and Beach Spanish Classes for Kids

Swim, beach, pool, it's hot, I like the beach/ to swim (nadar, la playa, piscina, hace calor)
I wear, swimsuit, hat, sandals (llevo, traje de baño, sombrero, sandalias)
I look for, shells, starfish, crabs (busco, conchas, estrellas de mar, cangrejos)
I eat, watermelon, ice cream, popsicles (como, sandia, helado, paletas)

What parents ask about Level 3

Will my child get the same Spanish teacher every time?

They can! Choose the recurring appointment option when you book to keep the same teacher, day, and time each week. You can also book with different available teachers when needed.

Can siblings learn together?

Yes! Siblings join free when they can learn together in the same session. As a general guideline, siblings should be within about 2–3 years of each other and at reasonably similar Spanish levels. Only one learner needs to be booked. Read the siblings policy.

What do I need for class?

Just a device with Zoom, a quiet learning space, and a willingness to have fun! We also send printable worksheets weekly so your child can practice their Spanish skills between online classes.