Anonymous wrote:Hi - Am looking for an online instruction in Spanish for a beginner for the summer ("camp"). I checked out Concordia Language Villages online, but they are all full on the weeks we can do. Would appreciate other ideas along these lines. thanks.

My son, 5th grader, is in second week of Spanish camp with Kids Language Art and his teacher and lessons is phenomenal.

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Anonymous wrote:Kids language arts has online camps. Should have regular camps starting in July too.

+2 Went with the recommendation for classes. Excellent online Spanish program. Kids: 6 and 10 year olds.

Beware of any positive posts from kids language arts. It is most likely the owner or someone with a vested interested pretending to be a satisfied parent. See this thread for further proof where Jeff exposes them:

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/882997.page#17237767

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know of virtual Spanish classes for middle schoolers this summer? Not camp, but an actual course she can take?

Chicelacu has classes

Does anyone know of virtual Spanish classes for middle schoolers this summer? Not camp, but an actual course she can take?

Hi
try susanpicrafts@outlook.com
If you interested other child can be in the class to make more fun .Always the other kid is fluent in Spanish so this ways kids can start with simple words and games .
Best
Pat

Anonymous wrote:Kids language arts has online camps. Should have regular camps starting in July too.

+2 Went with the recommendation for classes. Excellent online Spanish program. Kids: 6 and 10 year olds.

Anonymous wrote:Kids language arts has online camps. Should have regular camps starting in July too.

For online Spanish language camps go to https://www.childrencenterlanguage.com/. My son has been attending their classes for 3 years and we are a non Spanish speaking family.
I am amazed by his progression since we started the program. He is a 4th grader and can speak proficiently and read and write. Since COVID they have transitioned their program to online and has been keeping my son engaged the entire time

I have another son in Spanish classes in both Kids Language Arts and ChiCeLaCu and can honestly say that there is no comparison

ChiCeLaCu is a real school whereas I found Kids Language Arts to have a fluff curriculum. With Kids Language Arts your child will learn a few words and songs but will not be fluent with the language. If you want just exposure to a language then Kids Language Arts is the way to go but if you want real instruction that does require time and commitment then ChiCeLaCu is the school I recommend

Kids language arts has online camps. Should have regular camps starting in July too.

Washington International School will have online language programs.

Hi - Am looking for an online instruction in Spanish for a beginner for the summer ("camp"). I checked out Concordia Language Villages online, but they are all full on the weeks we can do. Would appreciate other ideas along these lines. thanks.